Brotherhood Behavioral Policy - ANSWER-The policy that governs expectations
regarding behavior.
Personal Conduct Policy - ANSWER-An alternative policy that governs expectations
regarding behavior.
Effective risk management policy components - ANSWER-Personal Responsibility,
Education, Prevention; Rules, Policies, Guidelines; Standards, Values, Policies.
Social Media Policy - ANSWER-The guidelines regarding the use of communications
tools.
Electronic Media Usage Policy - ANSWER-An alternative policy regarding the use of
communications tools.
Event Chair - ANSWER-One of the roles responsible for implementing risk
management protocols.
Chapter Officers - ANSWER-Another role responsible for implementing risk
management protocols.
Brothers - ANSWER-Members who are responsible for implementing risk
management protocols.
Risk Management Officer or Legal Counsel - ANSWER-The role primarily
responsible for implementing risk management protocols.
Elements of a viable risk management policy - ANSWER-Consequences and
repercussions; Penalties and fines; Explicit instructions and directions; Checks and
balances.
Regional Risk Management Officers - ANSWER-Not responsible for adjudicating
issues around special events.
Incident notification - ANSWER-The chapter responsible for the event should notify
the Regional Risk Management Officer, Headquarters Staff, and District Director
within 24 hours.
Materials, rosters, etc. - ANSWER-Access available to brothers who are not in good
standing.
Candidate Bill of Rights - ANSWER-Reiterates a prospective member's responsibility
to hold the organization accountable for its actions.
Sphinxman's Manifesto - ANSWER-An alternative document reiterating a
prospective member's responsibility.
Membership Standing Orders - ANSWER-Another document that reiterates a
prospective member's responsibility.
, RISK MANAGEMENT TEST FOR
ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY
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Negative publicity - ANSWER-Can result in an adverse impact on the fraternity
insurance premium.
Adverse impact on fraternity insurance premium - ANSWER-A consequence of
negative publicity caused by misrepresentation of the fraternity's values.
Legal Drinking Age Consumption - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age
should be allowed to consume alcohol at events if they are accompanied by a parent
or legal guardian.
Designated Driver Consumption - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age
should be allowed to consume alcohol at events if they are accompanied by a
designated driver over the legal drinking age.
Prohibition of Alcohol Consumption - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age
should never be allowed to consume alcohol at events.
Tolerance Determination - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age may
consume alcohol if their tolerance is determined to be able to handle large volumes
of alcohol.
Possession of Illegal Drugs - ANSWER-No person may possess, use, provide,
distribute, sell and or manufacture illegal drugs or other controlled substances while
on chapter premises or at any activity or event sponsored or endorsed by the
organization.
Influence of Substances - ANSWER-If the effects are not obvious, it is not the
fraternity's business if a member or guest is under the influence of alcohol, illegal
drugs, or controlled substances on chapter premises or at an activity or event
sponsored or endorsed by the organization.
Concern of Consumption - ANSWER-The fraternity is only concerned with alcohol,
illegal drug, or controlled substance consumption of people below the age of 21.
Compliance with Laws - ANSWER-The chapter, members, and guests must comply
with all federal, state, provincial and local laws.
Alcohol Service Requirement - ANSWER-A Serve Safe Certified brother must serve
all alcoholic beverages at events.
regarding behavior.
Personal Conduct Policy - ANSWER-An alternative policy that governs expectations
regarding behavior.
Effective risk management policy components - ANSWER-Personal Responsibility,
Education, Prevention; Rules, Policies, Guidelines; Standards, Values, Policies.
Social Media Policy - ANSWER-The guidelines regarding the use of communications
tools.
Electronic Media Usage Policy - ANSWER-An alternative policy regarding the use of
communications tools.
Event Chair - ANSWER-One of the roles responsible for implementing risk
management protocols.
Chapter Officers - ANSWER-Another role responsible for implementing risk
management protocols.
Brothers - ANSWER-Members who are responsible for implementing risk
management protocols.
Risk Management Officer or Legal Counsel - ANSWER-The role primarily
responsible for implementing risk management protocols.
Elements of a viable risk management policy - ANSWER-Consequences and
repercussions; Penalties and fines; Explicit instructions and directions; Checks and
balances.
Regional Risk Management Officers - ANSWER-Not responsible for adjudicating
issues around special events.
Incident notification - ANSWER-The chapter responsible for the event should notify
the Regional Risk Management Officer, Headquarters Staff, and District Director
within 24 hours.
Materials, rosters, etc. - ANSWER-Access available to brothers who are not in good
standing.
Candidate Bill of Rights - ANSWER-Reiterates a prospective member's responsibility
to hold the organization accountable for its actions.
Sphinxman's Manifesto - ANSWER-An alternative document reiterating a
prospective member's responsibility.
Membership Standing Orders - ANSWER-Another document that reiterates a
prospective member's responsibility.
, RISK MANAGEMENT TEST FOR
ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY
2026/27 UPDATE|| 100% CORRECT
Negative publicity - ANSWER-Can result in an adverse impact on the fraternity
insurance premium.
Adverse impact on fraternity insurance premium - ANSWER-A consequence of
negative publicity caused by misrepresentation of the fraternity's values.
Legal Drinking Age Consumption - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age
should be allowed to consume alcohol at events if they are accompanied by a parent
or legal guardian.
Designated Driver Consumption - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age
should be allowed to consume alcohol at events if they are accompanied by a
designated driver over the legal drinking age.
Prohibition of Alcohol Consumption - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age
should never be allowed to consume alcohol at events.
Tolerance Determination - ANSWER-People below the legal drinking age may
consume alcohol if their tolerance is determined to be able to handle large volumes
of alcohol.
Possession of Illegal Drugs - ANSWER-No person may possess, use, provide,
distribute, sell and or manufacture illegal drugs or other controlled substances while
on chapter premises or at any activity or event sponsored or endorsed by the
organization.
Influence of Substances - ANSWER-If the effects are not obvious, it is not the
fraternity's business if a member or guest is under the influence of alcohol, illegal
drugs, or controlled substances on chapter premises or at an activity or event
sponsored or endorsed by the organization.
Concern of Consumption - ANSWER-The fraternity is only concerned with alcohol,
illegal drug, or controlled substance consumption of people below the age of 21.
Compliance with Laws - ANSWER-The chapter, members, and guests must comply
with all federal, state, provincial and local laws.
Alcohol Service Requirement - ANSWER-A Serve Safe Certified brother must serve
all alcoholic beverages at events.
