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| − | + | The following are successful fundraising ideas and national programs that can be used to help receive funding for [[National Convention]] registration. | |
| − | + | == Recruitment Incentive Plan == | |
| + | The Recruitment Incentive Plan offers free Convention registrations to chapters based on recruitment strengths and long term sustainability plans. | ||
| − | + | ''see: [http://phisigmapi.org/CollegiateResources/Recruitment/IncentivePlan/tabid/298/Default.aspx Recruitment Incentive Plan]'' | |
| − | + | == University Funding == | |
| + | Some universities offer funding programs to help offset costs of sending students to conferences as a representative of the university. These programs are offered under various offices depending on the school. Start with your Student Government or Office of Student Affairs. If they do not offer funding they may be able to help you find out if your school does offer funding. Typically the conferences need to be educational in nature. Contact your region consultant if you need help providing documentation about the benefits of National Convention. | ||
| + | === Chapters that receive funding === | ||
| + | * [[Alpha Chapter]] | ||
| + | * [[Gamma Theta Chapter]] | ||
| + | * [[Gamma Omicron Chapter]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Fundraising Resource Guide]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:05, 30 August 2010
The following are successful fundraising ideas and national programs that can be used to help receive funding for National Convention registration.
Contents
Recruitment Incentive Plan
The Recruitment Incentive Plan offers free Convention registrations to chapters based on recruitment strengths and long term sustainability plans.
see: Recruitment Incentive Plan
University Funding
Some universities offer funding programs to help offset costs of sending students to conferences as a representative of the university. These programs are offered under various offices depending on the school. Start with your Student Government or Office of Student Affairs. If they do not offer funding they may be able to help you find out if your school does offer funding. Typically the conferences need to be educational in nature. Contact your region consultant if you need help providing documentation about the benefits of National Convention.
Chapters that receive funding
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