In a chapter meeting, where is the treasurer seated relative to the reporter?

In a chapter meeting, where is the treasurer seated relative to the reporter?

• A. To the left of the Reporter
• B. To the right of the Reporter
• C. In front of the Reporter
• D. Behind the Reporter

Answer: (B)

In a formal chapter meeting, officers are arranged in a standard line around the dais, with the Reporter placed on the President’s right side and the Treasurer next to the Reporter on that same side. So the Treasurer sits to the Reporter’s right. This keeps the lineup orderly and ensures clear sightlines for reports, while the other placements (left of, in front of, or behind the Reporter) don’t match the usual seating arrangement.

In a formal chapter meeting, officers are arranged in a standard line around the dais, with the Reporter placed on the President’s right side and the Treasurer next to the Reporter on that same side. So the Treasurer sits to the Reporter’s right. This keeps the lineup orderly and ensures clear sightlines for reports, while the other placements (left of, in front of, or behind the Reporter) don’t match the usual seating arrangement.