Interested in starting a new CPFI chapter on your campus? You are in the right place! Below is a step-by-step guide to help you establish a new student chapter.
1. Read the Philosophy of Student Chapters for a better understanding of the background of a CPFI chapter. |
2. Read up on the National Student Council to learn about your support system. |
3. Develop a team of dedicated students to serve as leaders in establishing the new chapter. |
4. Seek out a faculty member to serve as an advisor. Since advisors play a vital role in maintaining a chapter through the years, advisors are expected to be registered members of CPFI. We have also prepared a guide for outstanding advisors. |
5. Establish goals and set a vision for your chapter. To get you started, we have outlined some ideas to think about here. |
6. Email the student administrators to introduce yourself and ask for your school's log-in information. |
Chapters outside the US: Submit an International Chapter Application |
7. Contact your school's student organization office to find out their requirements for a new organization and begin the approval process if necessary. |
8. Develop chapter bylaws using the Bylaws Template. You may make modifications to better fit your chapter, but the following sections must remain the same:
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9. Get the word out to your classmates. With permission of your school's administration, consider sending out an email. |
10. Register for membership if you have not done so already. Please allow at least 2 days for your application to be processed. Once processed, you can begin enjoying the benefits of CPFI members including:
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Opportunities for national leadership in the National Student Council
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Access to the guest speaker database
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Automatically receiving the NSC Newsletter, Christianity & Pharmacy, and The Faith Scripts
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Opportunities to publish
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Spiritual support from fellow student and professional members to grow your pharmacy career into a ministry
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Fellowship and networking opportunities at the Annual Meeting, Prayer Breakfasts, and the Global Missions Health Conference
Please Note: When registering for membership, please provide your permanent address (if different than your school address) and a secondary email address so we are able to stay in touch after you graduate.
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