Which item is included in the yearly report?

• A. A profile of each member including name, year, major, birth date, career interest, picture, intended graduation date, and pledge class
• B. A budget including credits and expenses
• C. Pictures from general public events along with pillar descriptions
• D. Descriptions and pictures of socials

Answer: (A)

A yearly report focuses on documenting the membership and status of the organization, providing a clear record of who is in the group and where they stand. Including a profile for each member—name, year, major, birth date, career interests, a photo, intended graduation date, and pledge class—gives a complete roster with context, which is exactly the kind of archival detail that supports continuity, alumni reference, and leadership transitions. Budgets are typically found in financial statements or separate budget reports, while photos and descriptions of socials or public events belong more to marketing or event records. So the member profile collection best fits the purpose of a yearly report.