How to become a White Star Chapter - 2 ways
- Locate a prospective TSA chapter - a group of technology students in your community or state - which has not yet organized for TSA membership.
- Talk to their teacher about TSA. Explain what TSA is, how a chapter works and how it will benefit the students. Describe your own activities as a TSA chapter. Arrange to hold an organizational program for new students.
- When the new chapter organizes as a result of your efforts and sends membership rosters to the state TSA office, this application form must be included with the roster for your chapter to receive credit.
- When this form and the new chapter’s membership rosters have been received by the State TSA office, you will receive your official notification of your award to be given out at Fall Leadership Conference.
- Increase your membership by 10%. The final membership report from national TSA for the preceding year will be used to verify increases.
Why should yours be a White Star Chapter?
- Satisfaction . . . You’ll be helping other technology education students to discover the fun and excitement of TSA membership.
- Accomplishment . . . By starting new chapters, you’ve succeeded in spreading the word about TSA. And for your accomplishments, you’ll receive recognition at the Fall TSA Conference.
- Awards . . . Once you do start new chapters, you’ll be eligible to receive a certificate for your chapter and white star lapel pins for your chapter officers and advisor.
Note: This is a Georgia TSA awards program, not a national awards program.
