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Chapter Requests Form

Take control of your chapter’s success by completing the necessary form tailored to your needs.

  • Update your Chapter’s Officers
  • Request a Recruitment Kit Request
  • Charter Your Chapter

Use this Chapter Requests Form for these and more!

Chapter Officer Training


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Invite a partner for an information session, have our REPRO Project host a clinical or advocacy workshop, and more!

NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program): Blood marrow registry events, educate and encourage individuals of the value of becoming a register donor, which has the potential to save countless lives.

REPRO: Explore free, impactful events and courses from »Æ¹ÏÊÓÆµâ€™s Reproductive Health Project to enhance your chapter’s initiatives. Select from Hands-On Clinical or Advocacy Skill Training Workshops. Plus, non-members get exclusive discounts on »Æ¹ÏÊÓÆµ memberships!

Contact members@amsa.org for more information and explore our »Æ¹ÏÊÓÆµ calendar for upcoming events.

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Bloodlines, Mississippi Watch Party GuideÌý

Looking for a meaningful, discussion-driven event for your chapter? The Bloodlines, Mississippi Watch Party Guide gives »Æ¹ÏÊÓÆµ chapter officers everything they need to host a powerful screening and conversation around racial health equity and the Black American amputation epidemic.

Bloodlines, Mississippi is an award-winning short documentary following Dr. Foluso Fakorede, a cardiologist working in America’s Diabetes Belt to combat an amputation crisis rooted in systemic inequity. Black patients in the Mississippi Delta face amputation rates 200% above the national average, a disparity driven not by biology, but by structural racism, underdiagnosis, and barriers to specialty care.

The guide includes background readings, discussion questions, reflection prompts, and clinical calls to action to help students connect the film’s themes to their future practice.

Flexible enough for a full chapter event or a small group debrief, this resource invites medical students to examine how clinical choices are shaped by larger systems and to imagine a practice of medicine that restores care rather than reproduces harm.

, download the guide and start planning your watch party today.Ìý

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