ISI Campus Representatives form the foundation of our national collegiate presence. ISI volunteers are highly motivated students concerned about recent developments in the American academy. These students are particularly dedicated to furthering ISI’s mission actively on campus. As an ISI Campus Representative, you'll have many leadership and networking opportunities.

Campus Representatives introduce ISI to students and faculty by:

• Organizing an ISI Group or affiliating an already existing group with ISI.
• Promoting ISI publications and programs, particularly The Intercollegiate Review, ISI Student’s Guides to the Major Disciplines, and information about ISI’s graduate and undergraduate Fellowships.
• Organizing reading or discussion groups, often with free materials provided by ISI.
• Encouraging other students to get involved with ISI.
• Publicizing ISI by writing articles and letters to the editor in campus newspapers.
• Arranging ISI lectures, seminars, and debates on your campus, often with ISI financial assistance.

ISI Campus Representatives are in regular contact with ISI staff and are provided regular updates, free books, and invitations to regional and national conferences.

To become a Campus Representative, contact the Director for Membership and Campus Leadership at (800) 526-7022, email members@isi.org, or print, complete, and return the online form.

Click here to learn if ISI representatives are on a campus near you.