Structure and Organization

The club is noted for adopting a flattened hierarchy, which breaks away from the common bureaucratic structure of high school-clubs, which typically involves a sophisticated hierarchy. When the club underwent the renovation in 2004, the flattened hierarchy was adopted not only to increase productivity, but also to echo the mission of the club. It was understood that to foster a creative and healthy working environment, one that would be especially attractive to students, a different approach would have to be taken.

The flattened hierarchy involved equalizing the chain of command among the leaders, as well as between the leaders and the general volunteers. This made the group of leaders (which was never termed an "executive branch" or anything of the sort, like most clubs) appear more accessible and less of an exclusive group.