美国大华府地区复旦大学校友会章程

第一章 总则

第1条. 名称

美国大华府地区复旦大学校友会，英文名称 Fudan University Alumni Association – Greater Washington DC, 简称FUAA - GWDC。

第2条. 成员

美国大华府地区复旦大学校友会是一个独立的、非营利的、非政治性的组织。它由居住在大华府地区的复旦大学（含原上海医科大学）的校友组成。

第3条. 目的

本校友会的目的是促进居住在大华府地区复旦大学校友之间的相互联系，团结与合作。本校友会通过与其他地区的校友和母校之间的联系，丰富校友生活，促进校友学业，拓展校友职业生涯。

第 2 章 会员

第4条. 会员

(1)  凡在复旦和原上医学习或工作超过一年，目前居住在美国大华府地区地区者，均可申请加入本会。

(2)  在特殊情况下，理事会有权决定个人会员资格的选择。不符合上述条件但对复旦大学有特殊贡献的，经理事会批准，可以成为协会的荣誉会员。这些名誉会员享有所有会员权利，但选举权或被选为理事会成员的权利除外。

(3)  所有成员必须：

a.     经理事事会确认并正式列入会员名册;

b.     遵守校友会章程;

c.     参加校友会组织的活动;

d.     愿意为校友服务，为协会做出贡献。

第5条. 会员权利

所有成员都拥有以下权利：

(1)  参加校友会的活动;

(2)  优先获得校友会提供的服务;

(3)  监督和批评校友会的工作，并提出改进建议;

(4)  参与投票;

(5)  当选为理事会成员;

(6)  退出校友会。

第6条. 会员义务

所有会员都有以下义务：

(1)  执行校友会的决议;

(2)  维护校友会的权益;

(3)  支付活动所需的费用;

(4)  参与校友会的活动并完成相关任务;

(5)  支持校友会的成长和发展。

第 3 章  组织

第7条. 理事会

校友会授权理事会作为其决策机构，负责协会的日常和具体事务。理事会由五至九名理事会成员（享有平等投票权）组成，包括一名会长、一至二名副会长、一名秘书长和一名财务长。理事会组成应体现年级，系科，性别等多元性，理事会应至少有一名上医代表。理事会必须召开定期会议（以任何形式沟通）。每次会议必须由超过一半的理事会成员参加，其决议必须以简单多数投票通过。理事会的每次会议都应以会议记录的形式传达给校友。每当理事席位因任何原因空缺时，理事会任何成员均可提名新的理事会成员，经理事会投票确认替补理事。经三位以上理事提出动议，分别获校友理事会和咨询委员会三分之二成员通过，可罢免会长或理事。

第8条. 会长

会长应由在华盛顿地区具一定知名度和社区影响力的热心校友担任，会长应有美国公民身份，或持有绿卡。会长主持理事会的工作，监督其决议的实施，并代表理事会批准文件。经理事会认可，会长可任命校友会活动特别干事。会长在任期间每年需3/4以上时间居住在大华盛顿区。

第9条. 副会长

副会长由会长提名，经理事会多数认可。副会长应有美国公民身份，或持有绿卡 。 副会长协助会长工作，并在会长缺席时或受会长委托履行会长的职责。

第10条. 秘书长

理事会设秘书长一名，秘书长负责起草和保存文件，管理微信公众号的运行。秘书长由会长提名，经理事会多数认可。

第11条. 财务长

理事会设财务长一名，财务长负责管理校友会的财务，并向校友提交年度财务报告。财务长由会长提名，经理事会多数认可。

第12条. 任期

（1）    理事会每名成员的任期为两年。

（2）   会长的任期为两年，特殊情况下可连任一届，总任期不得超过两届。

（3）   会长卸任后最多可担任理事四年，其他理事会成员连任不受限制。

第13条. 咨询委员会

咨询委员会由五至九位在大华府地区有影响力或对校友会做出过杰出贡献的人士组成，其功能是整合大华府地区校友资源，为校友会的活动寻求赞助，协助和监督理事会的工作。首届咨询委员会主任由校友会会长提名。咨询委员会主任与校友会会长可共同提出校友会活动方案，经理事会认可后实施。

第14条．选举

在选举期间，现任理事事会在咨询委员会的协助下任命一个选举委员会，并收集下一届理事会成员的提名。如因特殊情况需要提前或推迟选举，理事会应通过秘书长通知校友会成员。候选人选必须获得参选人简单多数（50%以上）的选票。

第 4 章 章程修订

第15条. 修改章程，理事会必须将协会章程的修正案提交给校友进行讨论，然后进行表决。有争议的修正案应由校友会全体成员来表决。

本章程由理事会在2023年7月22日通过。

Bylaws of Fudan University Alumni Association - Greater Washington, D.C. L.L.C.

Chapter 1: General Provisions

Article 1. Name

The name of the organization shall be “Fudan University Alumni Association - Greater Washington DC L.L.C.,” abbreviated as FUAA – GWDC (also referred to in these Bylaws as the “Alumni Association”).

Article 2. Members

Fudan University Alumni Association - Greater Washington DC L.L.C. is an independent, non-profit, non-political organization. It is comprised of alumni of Fudan University (including the former Shanghai Medical University) living in the greater Washington, D.C. area.

Article 3. objective

The purpose of this Alumni Association is to promote mutual connection, unity and cooperation among Fudan University alumni living in the greater Washington, D.C. area. The association enriches alumni life, promotes alumni learning and careers through connections with alumni from other regions and their alma mater.

Chapter 2: Membership

Article 4. Membership Eligibility

(1)  Anyone who has studied or worked in Fudan and the former Shanghai Medical University for more than one year and currently resides in the greater Washington, D.C. area of the United States can apply to join the Alumni Association.

(2)  In exceptional circumstances, the Board of Directors has the authority to decide on the selection of individual membership. Those who do not meet the above conditions but have made special contributions to Fudan University can become honorary members of the Alumni Association with the approval of the Board of Directors. These honorary members have all membership rights, with the exception of the right to vote or to be elected to the Board of Directors.

(3)  All members must:

a.     Be confirmed and officially include in the membership roster by the Board of Directors;

b.     Abide by the bylaws of the Alumni Association;

c.     Participate in activities organized by the Alumni Association; and

d.     Be willing to serve alumni and contribute to the Alumni Association.

Article 5. Membership Rights

All members have the following rights:

(1)  Participate in the activities of the Alumni Association;

(2)  Priority access to services provided by the Alumni Association;

(3)  Supervise and critique the work of the Alumni Association and make suggestions for improvement;

(4)  Participate in voting, provided, however, that honorary members may not participate in voting;

(5)  Be elected as a member of the Board of Directors, provided, however, that honorary members may not be elected as a member of the Board of Directors; and

(6)  Withdraw from the Alumni Association.

Article 6. Membership Obligations

All members have the following obligations:

(1)  Implement the resolutions of the Alumni Association;

(2)  Safeguard the rights and interests of the Alumni Association;

(3)  Pay the expenses required to participate in events;

(4)  Participate in the activities of the Alumni Association and complete related tasks; and

(5)  Support the growth and development of the Alumni Association.

Chapter 3: Organization

Article 7. Board of Directors

The Alumni Association authorizes the Board of Directors to be its decision-making body and is responsible for the day-to-day and specific affairs of the Alumni Association. The Board of Directors shall consist of five to nine members (with equal voting rights), including a President, one to two Vice-Presidents, a Secretary and a Treasurer. The composition of the Board of Directors shall reflect the diversity of graduating classes, departments, genders, etc., and the board shall have at least one representative of the medical school. The Board of Directors must meet regularly (using any form of communication). Each meeting of the Board of Directors must be attended by more than half of the members of the Board of Directors, and its resolutions must be passed by a simple majority vote. Each meeting of the Board of Directors shall be communicated to alumni in the form of minutes. Whenever a seat on the Board of Directors becomes vacant for any reason, any member of the Board of Directors may nominate a new member of the Board of Directors, whose appointment must be approved by a simple majority of the Board of Directors. The president or any director may be removed upon a motion by three or more members of the Board of Directors and approval by two-thirds of the members of the Board of Directors and two-thirds of the Advisory Committee.

Article 8. President

The President should be an enthusiastic alumnus/alumna with a certain degree of visibility and community influence in the Washington, D.C. area and shall have United States citizenship or hold a green card. The President presides over the work of the Board of Directors, oversees the implementation of its resolutions, and approves documents on behalf of the Board of Directors. With the approval of the Board of Directors, the President may appoint a Special Officer for Activities of the Alumni Association. During his/her tenure, the President is required to reside in the greater Washington, D.C. area for at least three-quarters of the year.

Article 9. Vice-President

The Vice-President shall be nominated by the President and approved by a simple majority of the Board of Directors.  The Vice-President shall have United States citizenship or hold a green card. The Vice-President shall assist the President in his/her work and shall perform the duties of the President in the absence of the President or as entrusted by the President.

Article 10. Secretary

The Board of Directors shall have a Secretary, who shall be responsible for drafting and maintaining documents, and maintaining the Alumni Association’s WeChat account. The Secretary shall be nominated by the President and approved by a simple majority of the Board of Directors.

Article 11. Treasurer

The Board of Directors shall have a Treasurer, who is responsible for managing the finances of the Alumni Association and submitting annual financial reports to the alumni. The Treasurer shall be nominated by the President and approved by a simple majority of the Board of Directors.

Article 12. Tenure

（1）   Each member of the Board of Directors shall serve a term of two years.

（2）   The term of office of the President shall be two years.  The President may be re-elected for one term under special circumstances, and the President’s total term of office shall not exceed two terms.

（3）   The President may serve as a member of the Board of Directors for up to four years after leaving office, and there is no restriction on the re-election of other members of the Board of Directors.

Article 13. Advisory Committee

The Advisory Committee is composed of five to nine individuals who have been influential in the greater Washington, D.C. area or have made outstanding contributions to the Alumni Association. The Advisory Committee’s function is to integrate alumni resources in the Greater Washington, D.C. area, seek sponsorship for the activities of the Alumni Association, and assist and supervise the work of the Board of Directors. The inaugural Director of the Advisory Committee is nominated by the President of the Alumni Association. The Director of the Advisory Committee and the President of the Alumni Association may jointly propose the Alumni Association's activity plan, which shall be implemented after approval by the Board of Directors.

Article 14. Elections

During the election period, the current Board of Directors, with the assistance of the Advisory Committee, shall appoint an Election Committee and collect nominations for the next Board of Directors. If the election needs to be advanced or postponed due to special circumstances, the Board of Directors shall notify the members of the Alumni Association through the Secretary. Candidates must obtain a simple majority (more than 50%) of the votes cast by the members of the Alumni Association.

Chapter 4 Amendments to the Bylaws

Article 15. To amend the bylaws, the Board of Directors must submit amendments to the Association's bylaws to the members of the Alumni Association for discussion and then to vote. Controversial amendments should be voted on by all members of the Alumni Association.

These Bylaws were adopted by the Board of Directors at its ordinary session on July 22, 2023.

执行理事会成员简介 （本届理事会任期2024.08.01-2026.07.31）

程雨歌校友，男（理事，负责网络支持、财务），祖籍黑龙江，2017年获复旦大学数学学士学位，2017年至2019年在City University of Seattle 学习，获计算机硕士学位，2020年到大华府区，现为软件开发工程师，业余爱好为游泳，唱歌，钢琴和玩电脑游戏。

李洁校友，女，（理事，理事会秘书，负责会议纪律、文宣、联系媒体与母校校友办公室），祖籍湖南怀化，湖南师范大学中文系学士(2000)，华东师范大学中文系硕士 (2003)，复旦大学新闻学院博士 (2007)，2016-2017在乔治梅森大学访学，曾任教于暨南大学多年，现居大华府区。业余爱好: 阅读与写作，时尚与旅行，曾是流行文化重度发烧友。

徐璇校友，女（副会长，协助会长工作，负责联系生物校友），祖籍江苏扬州，2003年获复旦大学生命科学院学士学位，2004年赴美读博，获得德州大学圣安东尼奥健康科学中心分子医学博士，之后留校从事博后，2012年迁入大华府，在美国国立卫生研究院国家癌症研究所 （NIH/NCI）从事科研工作，现为Fujifilm Cellular Dynamics 领域应用科学家，并任美中医药开发协会大华府巴尔的摩分会（SAPA-DC）理事，业余爱好不限，现阶段为户外活动和普拉提。

雍杰校友，男，（会长）祖籍湖南长沙，2006年复旦大学物理学士，2012年美国Ohio State University 大学物理博士，2012年底年到大华府，现为Capital One Data Scientist, 业余爱好是跑步、 排球和阅读。

王欣校友，女（理事，负责年轻校友联系，总后），祖籍重庆璧山，2012年获复旦生物科学专业学士学位，2018年中国科学院大学博士学位，2019年来到大华府，现在NIH进行博士后训练，业余爱好各种户外活动。

张宽校友，男，（卸任会长，负责联系资深校友，注册及章程）祖籍四川乐山，1982年复旦外文系学士，1985年复旦世界文学硕士，1999年斯坦福大学西方人文传统博士，现在乔治梅森大学现代与古典语文系任教。业余爱好：体育，户外活动。

咨询委员会成员简介 Bios of the Advisory Board 

陈华校友，男，（1999-2000任大华盛顿地区复旦校友会长），祖籍江苏省连云港市，1985年复旦大学生物系遗传专业学士学位，1990年赴美留学，获UMass细胞与分子生物学硕士学位。1994年起在大华府地区工作、生活，从事生物医学研究，1998年起从业IT， 2012年回中国创业至今。爱好唱歌、旅游和社团活动。 

欧阳峰校友，男，1983年复旦大学理学学士（物理），在校期间曾在校学生会服务，1990年康奈尔大学博士（应用物理），在校期间曾任中国学生学者协会主席。目前在霍普金斯大学应用物理实验室从事无线通信研究。欧阳峰家住美国马里兰州，曾在当地中文学校教授高中竞赛数学，现任哈维郡华人家长协会董事。 

姚毅校友，男，(2020-2022年担任大华盛顿地区复旦校友会会长)，出生于江苏无锡，2016年复旦经济学院金融学学士，2018年康奈尔大学工程学院金融工程方向硕士，现于Affirm公司担任Machine Learning Engineer，位于硅谷。业余爱好：钢琴、hiking、乒乓球。 

叶玉彬校友，男，(曾任大华盛顿地区复旦校友会理事，副会长)，祖籍福建明溪。1982年复旦大学物理系激光专业学士，1987年赴美国留学，获物理学硕士学位。1996年起在大华府地区工作，生活，主要从事IT领域工作。热心社区活动，曾先后担任大华府地区旅美科协和华人专业团体的负责人(会长，理事长)，现任美中创新创业联盟会长。业余爱好：旅游，投资和創新活动。 

尤伟顺校友，男，出生于上海，复旦外文系英语专业1977级；1990年赴美留学，获MBA学位；2000年创办北美洲中国学人国际交流中心；2011年任大华盛顿地区复旦校友会长期间，曾带领执行团队在当地举办第十一届复旦大学世界校友联谊会。2018年退休至今。 

俞乃奋校友 （咨询委员会主席）女，出生于上海，复旦国际政治经济系83级本科87级硕士，后赴美工作，现居马里兰，为绿庭集团  (Greencourt Innovation Center  (https://www.shanghaigreencourt.com/) 和Sunwater Capital主管，多年赞助校友会和大华府华人社区活动。 

赵錡校友，男，出生于上海，复旦大学数学力学本科 (1977级），力学系硕士研究生班 （1984-1986, 在职）。1982至1988年在华东理工大学担任教师。1988到1992在美国 亚利桑那州立大学应用数学和计算机专业获硕士学位并从事博⼠研究生学习和课题研究。 1992年起先后在西门子威迪欧-矢崎（VDO-Yazaki)、英特尔（intel）、洛克希徳.马丁 （Lockeed Martin）等公司和企业工作，担任软件工程师，系统工程师及项目经理等职。曾任大华盛顿地区复旦大学校友会会长。业余爱好音乐、摄影、户外活动。 

饶玫 (Madelyn Ross) 校友, 女，出生纽约，1979-1980 在复旦中文系学习，同时在外文系教授专业英文口语课，饶玫校友曾获得普林斯顿大学东亚研究学士和哥伦比亚大学国际关系硕士学位。她曾在北京、香港、上海和台北居住和生活，工作经历包括China Business Review编辑，乔治梅森大学中国项目主任，霍普金斯-南京中美研究中心华盛顿校区主任，现为US-China Education Trust主席。