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Originally Posted by ttldomination
I don't quite understand how a team can have a non-technical president who presides over the entire club, while there's a separate leader for FRC. Unless of course, the club understands that all FRC related calls are under the purview of the FRC captain.
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The preference is for the currently non-technical president to have had a rite of passage through technical and non-technical affairs on the team, eventually working their way to the president slot. This slot being focused on maintaining the overall order and direction of the team, internally, and externally being the primary face to stakeholders and certain public affairs.
FRC design and operational issues are the responsibility of the FRC lead.
There is two much work to do to have those two hardly bumping into each other.
The object of the team is not to design, build and compete a robot, it is to design, build and compete students. If after four years we have opened a student's eyes to the infinite possibilities they have in their life, it is worth all the effort. - adunakin [more] 
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