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MEMBERSHIP
IN API
Requirements
Important Note for
Student Members
Please Note:
Student members must upgrade to Provisional Member
status before beginning their Log Book of professional
experience. A Log Book from someone who is still a
Student member IS NOT VALID.
The following is an
extract from the CIP Membership Manual:
Student to
provisional
2.14.3
A student may apply to be a Student member while
enrolled in a recognized degree program in planning and
ceases to hold Student membership one year after
cessation of full-time enrollment in the planning
program. Student members should upgrade to Provisional
as soon as they find a job.
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Qualifications
For Membership
(For
further and full information, please read "Schedule
A" of the CIP By-Laws.)
Becoming
a student member: applicant must
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be
enrolled in a degree program in planning which is
recognized as defined in Sentence 9.1 of this
Schedule, or
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have
been granted a recognized degree in planning as defined
in Sentence 9.l of "Schedule A" of
the CIP By-Laws and is enrolled in a degree program.
Note:
A Student member may retain status as a student member for
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a maximum of one year following completion of a degree
program or
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until elected as a provisional member, whichever comes
first.
Becoming
a provisional member: applicant must
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Recognized
Degree
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Related
Degree
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Unrelated
Degree
Becoming
a full member: applicant must
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Recognized
Degree:
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have
been elected as a Provisional member,
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completed
a minimum of two years of responsible professional
planning experience which
must be recorded in a log book,
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successfully
completed an oral examination to the satisfaction of
the affiliate
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Related
Degree:
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degree
in a field related to planning
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have
been elected as a Provisional member
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4
years responsible professional planning experience
recorded in a log book
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successfully
completed a written examination or portfolio
requirement
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successfully
completed an oral examination to the satisfaction of
the affiliate
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Un-related
Degree:
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have
been elected as a Provisional member
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six
years of responsible professional planning
experience of which four years must be recorded
in a log book
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immediate
application to be a Member
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successfully
completed a written examination or portfolio
requirement, and
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successfully
completed an oral examination to the satisfaction of
the affiliate
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Another
Country:
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be
a full member in good standing of the professional
planning organization of another country,
which organization is recognized by the Institute as
having equivalent membership
standards, and
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successful
completion of the examination or portfolio
requirements of the Institute.
Becoming
a Fellow: a Fellow is
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elected
by a vote of the Fellows Nominating Committee,
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a
Member who has been in good standing for a period of not
less than 10 years,
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in
the opinion of the Committee, has made an outstanding
contribution to planning including a raising
of standards in planning at the national level, has done
work that is exemplary and who
has been nominated in writing by at least six Members from
more than two affiliates
Becoming
a Non-practicing Member: applicant
must
Becoming
a Non-resident Member:
Notes:
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For persons resident outside Canada, Council shall exercise
the authority ascribed to affiliates in this Schedule.
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A person who has a degree in planning which is recognized by
the professional planning organization in another
country, which organization is recognized by the Institute
as having equivalent accreditation standards,
shall be deemed to have a recognized degree for the purpose
of this Schedule.
CIP
Membership Manual Extract
Table of
Contents
The contents of this document
are extracts only and are intended for reference purposes. For
the full, up to date and accurate document, please contact the
Canadian Institute of
Planners.
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Membership
Fees
Canadian
Institute of Planners/Atlantic Planners Institute
API
Fees
| January
2008 |
| Full &
Provisional: $146.00 |
| Public
Associate: $146.00 |
Fellow: $0
(elected prior to 1993)
$146.00 (elected in 1993 or later) |
| Retired
& Non-practicing: $0 |
| Student:
$25.00 |
| Public
Associate Student: $25.00 |
CIP
Fees
Membership
Committee
Membership Chair,
Atlantic Planners Institute,
c/o Canadian Institute of Planners,
116 Albert St., Suite 108, Ottawa, ON K1P 5G3
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Chair:
John Bain, MCIP (NS Rep)
jdbain at edpc.ca (email) |
Vice-Chair:
Dennis Friesen, FCIP (PEI Rep)
dfriesen
at isn.net
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Mary
Bishop, FCIP (NL Rep)
mbishop
at conceptionbaysouth.ca
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Ron
Corbett, MCIP (NB Rep)
rcorbett
at nbnet.nb.ca
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Professional Practice Review Committee
The duties of the Committee are:
a) In accordance with Section 21 of the API Bylaw, to undertake preliminary investigations
of complaints and report its findings to the Council.
b) To prepare a confidential annual report of its activities to the Council.
c) To make recommendations to the Council on matters within its jurisdiction.
d) To ensure that its activities are undertaken in strict confidence and to not divulge
its discussions or findings to any person who is not a member of the committee,
the President or the Executive Director.
| Chair:
Tim Moerman, MCIP (NB Rep)
tim.moerman
at moncton.ca (email) |
Jens
Jensen, MCIP (NS Rep)
jens.jensen
at hmjconsulting.ca (email) |
| Vacant
(NL Rep) |
Jack
Saunders, MCIP (PEI Rep)
mjsaunders
at gov.pe.ca (email) |
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