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consists of Association Group Commis-
sions, appointed to promote the work of
the Association among definite groups of
students, such as freshmen, etc., among
the undergraduates, and Law, Medical,
etc., among the graduates. A Student
Executive Council composed of the Chair-
man of these several Commissions. An
Administrative Council made up of rep-
resentatives of the student body, faculty
and alumni and friends of the Association.
To maintain its position as an agent and
not a competitor of the church, the Asso-
ciation vests the right to hold office in
both the Administrative Council and the
Student Executive Council in those mem-
bers who are in good standing in some
Evangelical Church.

Platform

Position in the University.

This Christian Association is a volun-
tary organization of the men of the Uni-
versity of Chicago, designed to supple-
ment by personal initiative and action the
work of the University along the line of
moral and religious education. The effi-
ciency of the work is dependent upon the
active interest and financial support of
those University men and their friends
who are in sympathy with it. The work
of the Association is recognized and en-
couraged by the University, and is a con-
stituent part of the Christian Union.

Relation to Student Organizations.

In purpose and aim the Association
wishes to avoid competition with all or-
ganizations working along the line of
general student activities. The field of
its activity is definitely within the realms
of moral and religious culture. It desires
to co-operate in every possible way with
those student organizations that aim to
foster and promote moral and religious
ideas among University men.

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