Committee chairs appointed by the FNSA President following the annual state convention. Their appointment continues for one year. Committee members are welcome to apply here at any time following the annual state convention. Their appointment continues for one year or up to six months following graduation. 

The core responsibilities of the FNSA Membership Committee members center on student recruitment, engagement, and cross-chapter collaboration. Specifically, committee members are responsible for:

• Working actively to recruit nursing students at both the state and local levels.

• Organizing and executing activities for Nursing Student Week in consultation with the Executive Board in order to increase membership and retain members.

• Develop new membership benefits

• Corresponding regularly with local chapter Membership Chairs to share ideas, resources, and successful recruitment strategies.

• Encourage local chapters to expand their outreach to pre-nursing students

FNSA Bylaws - Article XII, Section 4

SECTION 4. The Membership Committee shall: 

1. Be chaired by a Regional Director appointed to the position by the President and approved by the Executive Board at the post-convention Executive Board meeting. 

2. Be responsible for coordinating activities for Nursing Student Week after consultation with the Executive Board. 

3. Correspond with all chapter Membership Chairs for an exchange of ideas and activities. 

4. Send mail-outs prior to convention to all chapter Membership Chairs informing them of convention plans. 

5. Work on recruitment of nursing students for membership on both state and local level. 

6. Perform all other duties pertaining to the office. 

• Host member recruitment events at nursing schools, healthcare facilities, and community organizations to introduce students and nurses to the organization.

• Develop mentorship programs that connect new members with experienced nurses to encourage engagement and retention.

• Organize welcome events, networking opportunities, or social gatherings to help members build professional relationships.

• Recognize and celebrate member achievements through awards, spotlights, or appreciation initiatives to increase member satisfaction.

• Conduct membership outreach campaigns through email, social media, and local events to recruit new members and re-engage inactive members.