You can check out the Org Registration page or bit.ly/LIONSOrgRegistration for more details.

All constituent organizations are called to uphold and abide by the principles, values and regulations of LIONS, while actively participate in its activities and mobilizing its members on issues, projects, and other matters relating to the right and general welfare of LIONS and its constituent organizations. More details can be found in Article VI, Section 1 & 2 of the 2020 LIONS Constitution.

Applications for membership may be done at any point of an academic year.

As stated in Article V, Section 1 of the 2020 LIONS Constitution, not all organizations can be registered with LIONS. Constituent organizations registered under LIONS must be recognized by the Office of Student Activities and registered in compliance with the Anti-Hazing Law of 2018.

Furthermore, constituent organizations must not be among the following: * officially accredited student organizations, * campus political parties, * athletic groups, and * official student arms of Loyola Schools offices

All constituent organizations are subject to an evaluation by the Council at the end of every year. This evaluation is based on the criteria determined by the Council at the start of their term in office. Based on this evaluation, a constituent organization will be granted or revoked membership.

Yes, provided that the constituent organization that wishes to resign its membership from LIONS must present a letter to the Council containing its reasons for resignation and the signatures of all executive officers of the said organization.

A constituent organization that resigns from LIONS is not barred from reapplying. If the said organization wishes to reapply, it must undergo the same membership application process.