• Promote awareness of Psi Chi (both the national organization and the local chapter) to the campus community and the community at large.
• Publicize all Psi Chi events, programs, and activities.
• Distribute monthly calendars to members (or similar schedule of activities).
• Establish and maintain good relations with campus media.
• Submit newsworthy items about chapter or individual members to campus and community media (and also to National Office for Eye on Psi Chi).
• Solicit news items from members.

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• Organize membership drives.
• Ensure that all student information is gathered and processed properly to determine eligibility for membership.
• Ensure that all registration materials are completed and sent with fees to the National Office at least three weeks prior to induction.
• Help plan induction ceremonies, preferably at least two each year.

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• Speakers/Symposia/Colloquia/Workshops/Field Trips
• Service Projects/Philanthropies/Tutoring/Advising
• Fundraising
• Social

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• Serve as liaison with area and chapter alumni.
• Establish and maintain a mailing list of chapter alumni.
• Use mailing list to keep alumni informed of chapter activities.
• Incorporate alumni into current chapter programs as speakers, workshop leaders.
• Send copies of alumni records to National Office.

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• Compile chapter history as it is made.
• See that photographs are taken at Psi Chi events.
• Collect clippings and important correspondence.
• Prepare scrapbook detailing events of the year.
• Promote awareness of anniversaries and past events and successes.
• Ensure that the chapter's historical records are properly preserved.

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• Gather information for, organize, and maintain chapter website (or webpage).
• For ideas, see other Psi Chi chapter websites at www.psichi.org/chapters/websites.asp.

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