The ______ is a nominated group of Resident Council members (from any Chapter or Associate Chapter) that ensures transparency between all Resident Councils and National Branches of DKA.

The ______ is a nominated group of Resident Council members (from any Chapter or Associate Chapter) that ensures transparency between all Resident Councils and National Branches of DKA.

• A. Chapter Transparency Council
• B. Undergraduate Advisory Board
• C. Resident Council Transparency Panel
• D. Global Governance Committee

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is cross-chapter student governance that acts as a bridge between Resident Councils and the national structure. The name Undergraduate Advisory Board fits this role because it describes a group of Resident Council members from various Chapters or Associate Chapters who are assembled to advise and ensure clear, transparent communication with all Resident Councils and the National Branches of DKA. The term “Undergraduate” signals student involvement, and “Advisory Board” conveys a body focused on guidance and communication rather than ruling authority, which aligns with fostering transparency across the organization. Other options imply different scopes or functions that don’t match this cross-chapter, nationwide transparency role: a chapter-specific council, a generic transparency panel, or a body with global governance responsibilities.

The idea being tested is cross-chapter student governance that acts as a bridge between Resident Councils and the national structure. The name Undergraduate Advisory Board fits this role because it describes a group of Resident Council members from various Chapters or Associate Chapters who are assembled to advise and ensure clear, transparent communication with all Resident Councils and the National Branches of DKA. The term “Undergraduate” signals student involvement, and “Advisory Board” conveys a body focused on guidance and communication rather than ruling authority, which aligns with fostering transparency across the organization.

Other options imply different scopes or functions that don’t match this cross-chapter, nationwide transparency role: a chapter-specific council, a generic transparency panel, or a body with global governance responsibilities.