FPA New Member Intake Form

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Florida Philosophical Association

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New Member Intake Form

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0. Applicant Status

Inducted. (Completing Application)
Not inducted. (New Application)

If you filled out a pre-application form at the last meeting and paid dues at that time, choose 'Inducted' here. Otherwise choose 'Not Inducted'.

1. Personal Information

*Last Name (i.e., Family Name):
*First Name (i.e., Given Name):
*Middle Name or Initial (if you use it professionally):
*Preferred Form of Address:
*Email Address (Primary):
- Note: Please double-check your typed email address here.

2. Current Affiliation

*Affiliation Status:
*Institutional Affiliation (if any):
- Note: Retired faculty, please list the institution from which you are retired.
*Your primary Departmental/Unit affiliation:
Campus (Leave blank if at the sole or main campus of your school)
Individual Web Page (URL) (if any):
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Department Web Page (URL) (if any):
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Institution Web Page (URL):
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3. Contact Information

Email Address (Secondary):
- Note: If your primary email address becomes out-of-date, a secondary email address can help us relocate you.

*Postal Mail Address:
*City:
*State/Region:
*Zip/Postal Code:
Country (if outside the US):

4. Membership Information

*Membership Type:
*Endorsement (for Full Applicants): Name & Email Address of FPA member who has agreed to Endorse your Induction into the Association:
If you do not know a full FPA member who can endorse you, you are encouraged to contact the Secretary-Treasurer for further assistance.

Refereeing (Full Applicants only)

I can sometimes help referee FPA conference submissions.
AOR (Areas of Refereeing):
- Note: General areas are best. Use commas to separate multiple items. Use good search keywords; omit 'philosophy of'. Example: mind, ancient, metaphysics.

5. Professional/Educational

AOS (Areas of Specialization):
- Note: Just as you like it, but please use commas to separate multiple items.
Highest Degree:
Institution of Highest Degree:

7. Submission

Any Remarks or Special Instructions You Wish to Include:

Plan "B"

Fallback

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Instructions

1) If you filled out a preliminary application form and paid initial dues at the last FPA meeting: you must fill out this form to complete your application.

2) If you are a brand new applicant and have not pre-enrolled at an FPA meeting: just fill out and submit this application form. Note: you are not liable for dues payment until the time of the next FPA meeting—at which time you will be officially inducted into the Association.

Filling out the Form: For your information, the eligibility conditions for membership are given below. Notice that the form asks applicants for Full membership to identify an existing FPA member who has agreed to endorse their induction into the Association.

Dues Information: FYI, information on the current annual dues rate can be found here.

Eligibility

Full Membership in the FPA is open to anyone who (i) has a degree from or has been teaching at a Florida college or university, or is professionally active in philosophy in Florida; (ii) holds an MA or PhD in philosophy or else has had substantial equivalent training; (iii) has some teaching experience in philosophy at a college or university; and (iv) has made written application to the Secretary-Treasurer on an official application form which bears the endorsement of a member of the FPA who is in good standing.

Associate Membership is open to anyone who is pursuing or has pursued graduate or undergraduate study in philosophy (or who has had substantial equivalent training). Associate Members are non-voting members of the Association.

Emeritus Membership status in the Florida Philosophical Association requires (i) retirement from active teaching or reaching the age of 70, whichever comes first, and (ii) completion of at least five years of active membership in the Association. The attainment of emeritus status carries with it suspension of dues. Thus, it should be noted, no new member is immediately eligible for emeritus status.

Thank you for your interest in the FPA. We look forward to welcoming you.

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