NAGAP Communities
What is a NAGAP Community?
A NAGAP Community is an informal network of Graduate Enrollment Management professionals who share a common interest or affinity and wish to share knowledge or engage in community building. NAGAP Community affiliation is a member benefit afforded to active NAGAP members.
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A NAGAP Community is not…
It is not a chapter. It does not operate as an independent legal entity. It does not require bylaws or elections. It does not have bank accounts.
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Who can establish NAGAP Communities?
Any active NAGAP member.
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What is required to establish one?
Submit to [email protected]:
– Mission statement
– Signatures of at least 15 active members
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How to remain in good standing?
– Primary leader & co-leader
– True to mission
– At least 15 active members
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What if a community goes inactive?
It simply goes inactive. Reactivation follows the original establishment process.
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NAGAP Communities
Policies for NAGAP Communities
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Establishing a NAGAP Community
Submit application, mission statement, and 15+ signatures to [email protected].
Approval Process
Membership Committee reviews, then NAGAP staff creates The Exchange channel and lists it on the website.
Non‐compliance
Communities out of good standing receive 60-day remediation notice; if unresolved, become inactive.
Audit
Annual compliance audit by Membership Committee.
Reactivation
Follow original establishment steps to reactivate.
Current Communities:
Business School Community: Jeremiah Nelson ([email protected])
California Community: Anniya Louis ([email protected])
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