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CampusPolicy Chapter Registration Agreement 

This agreement serves as a means of making formal the relationship between

CampusPolicy and your chapter. CampusPolicy is an organisation that does not impose any ideological views on your chapter and simply exists to help you

formulate policy recommendations in your university. Having said this,

CampusPolicy cannot exist without you having a say in the way it is run and

aiding in building Campuspolicy. With this in mind, please read the agreement 

and have the person of authority in your organisation sign to join the network.

CampusPolicy Resolves to

1, Continue to be an independent organisation that will never impose ideologicalviewpoints or constraints, nor will we attempt to influence your policy

recommendations in any way. Certain policy recommendations will be promoted

from time to time by CampusPolicy but these will be chosen based on their merit 

as innovative solutions to problems and not on their political standpoints.

Furthermore, we will never allow CampusPolicy to be influenced by outside

organisations or governments and will always do what is right for the benefits of 

our chapters and our members.

2. Support your chapter by any means possible. We will work to promote your

chapter, find you speakers, get you publicity, link you with other student think 

tanks and in time, find you funding. Our team of advisors will be with you at 

every step of the way to help you with a particular issue and if you are a new

chapter, we will visit to help run workshops and plan events etc.

3. Build associations and network with think tanks and policy makers around the

world and across the political spectrum. We will work to secure exclusive

CampusPolicy internships, work placements and other opportunities that will be

available to your members. This will give your students further incentive to get 

involved in your chapter and write articles as a means of getting their foot in the

door with think tanks and other organisations.

4. Maintain a democratic structure and make the organisation directly

accountable to your members. CampusPolicy is simply an aggregate of all the

chapters and their members and as a result, your chapter and others will have a

complete say over everything that goes on. We recognise the need for a

centralised administrative committee that will be able to put in the time and

effort to maintain the website, help chapters to collaborate, organise conferences

and build publicity for CampusPolicy and its chapters, but this committee will be

directly accountable to the chapters and their members.

b) Note: Until March 1st , 2013, CampusPolicy’s committee will be

composed of members of individual chapters as we work towardsbuilding a democratic structure that will last into the future. With this in

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mind, you are welcome to nominate a committee member to sit on the

CampusPolicy committee. As more members join and as CampusPolicy

becomes more institutionalised, we will move towards a system of 

democratic governance composed of a nominated guidance committee, an

elected administrative committee and a rotating presidency. March 1st 

2013 is the very latest that this will happen.

5. Promote your chapter as much as all of the other chapters in the network and

work to promote articles that you may publish based on their relative merit. We

will ask before using any of your intellectual property such as pictures and

articles.

6. If your website is hosted by CampusPolicy, we will ensure that you retain full

control over the content and functioning of the website as long as you are a

CampusPolicy chapter.

Your Chapter Resolves to

1. Place the CampusPolicy logo and a link to the CampusPolicy website

prominently on your website. Any further mentions of your

relationship/support for CampusPolicy on your website would be appreciated

but are not compulsory.

2. Mention that you are a member of the CampusPolicy network in any public

descriptions of your organisation. It is not necessary to put CampusPolicy’s logo

on posters or to mention CampusPolicy on posters and other publicity materialalthough it would be very much welcomed.

3. Inform your members of the opportunities available within CampusPolicy,

particularly the opportunity to publish in WorldPolicy and the chance to attend

conferences etc.

4. Place the CampusPolicy logo and a description about CampusPolicy in your

journal.

5. Update the CampusPolicy administrative team with policy recommendations,

events and other newsworthy articles that you particularly wish to be promoted.

6. Take part in the democratic process of CampusPolicy to elect members to the

committees.

7. Permit CampusPolicy to promote your chapter through the internet, social

media, the press and other means. We will ask before using any of your

intellectual property such as pictures and articles.

We, Mohamed Amine Belarbi and Bassem Walid ElRemesh, on behalf of the

 Arab Institute for Youth Policy Making agree to these conditions and officiallyregister said organisation as an official CampusPolicy chapter.

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