| Student
Membership |
| NAPM-
San Diego Collegiate Outreach Program for Student Membership |
Student
Membership with NAPM- San Diego/ISM
- Free
membership is available to students enrolled full time in an
accredited community college, four year college or university
or Masters or Doctoral programs. Full time is defined as 12
or more credit hours for undergraduate students and 6 or more
hours for graduate students. Applicants must indicate the estimated
date of graduation and submit a copy of the school issued class
schedule for the current term as documentation of full time
status.
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To become a student member go to www.ism.ws
and follow these links to the application form: Membership>Student
and Educators>dues free membership> special application.
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Once NAPM-SD is informed of your student membership status,
you will be contacted by our Director of Collegiate Outreach
about participating in our Member to Student Mentoring program.
Benefits
of dues free membership in ISM includes:
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A subscription to Inside Supply Management magazine with leading
edge information for
use in the Classroom
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Full access to the ISM website with searchable data bases with
employment
opportunities.
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CAPS research reports free of charge upon request.
Benefits
of dues free membership in NAPM-SD includes:
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Access to the professional supply chain management community
of San Diego County
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Opportunity to attend monthly dinner meetings and learn from
keynote speakers
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Reduced cost attendance at locally offered seminars
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Participation in student specific activities and mentoring programs
The
NAPM-San Diego Collegiate Outreach focuses on these 4 key areas:
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Internships
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On-Site Activities
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Mentoring
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Student Membership
Internships:
Getting San Diego County university students and companies represented
by membership of their employees in NAPM-San Diego linked pro-actively
to provide student internships is a natural process to offer full
time career opportunities while promoting various services procurement
professions.
On-Site
Activities: A fundamental approach for mutual involvement
and education is to engage in these on-site activities at universities:
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Sponsoring/attending campus events related to Supply Management
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Making presentations (joint or individual) at conferences and
to student groups
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Guest lecturing in classrooms
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Booths at Career Fairs
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Recruiting efforts
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Becoming members of Advisory Councils
Mentoring
Program: The primary mentoring focus is to educate students
about the Supply Chain Management profession in general while
also promoting the NAPM-San Diego organization. NAPM-San Diego
will incorporate traditional mentoring by
establishing and supporting a strong program that is designed
to encourage, promote, and coach full time students. This is accomplished
by pairing up each student member with a member of NAPM-San Diego
who will act as a host at monthly meetings, as a resource when
requested by the student and to expose student to the mentor’s
place of employment and methods of procurement utilized.
Student
Membership: NAPM-San Diego actively attempts to bring
students enrolled in university supply management degree programs
into its activities by informing student organizations and faculty
at universities of the organizations existence and benefits to
student members.
To
discuss student membership issues contact our business manager,
Jennifer Adajar, at napmsd@napmsd.org
or at 858.391.1309
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