Affiliation of your club with the Flinders University Student Association

This form is to submit an application for affiliation with the Flinders University Student Association (FUSA). If you are interested in starting a club, you should first read the details for starting a club located HERE

Please ensure you have the below documents and information ready before continuing this application.

Non-Financial Affiliation - Application Requirements

• The full names, email addresses, student numbers of your club executive (consisting of at least President, Secretary and Treasurer), and;
• A Membership List with at least 10 currently enrolled Flinders University students; including their full name, email address, Flinders Student ID Number (e.g: 2080000) and the date of application for each member, and;
• A constitution for the club that complies with the FUSA Club & Academic Association Regulations (a template constitution can be found HERE)
• A dedicated email address for the club (e.g: flindersclub@gmail.com) 

Financial Affiliation - Application Requirements

• All requirements listed under the Non-Financial Affiliation section, and;
• Minutes from the club's Annual General Meeting, and;
• Details of a bank account in the name of the club (e.g: NAB Community Fee Saver Account), and;
• Details of the signatories of the club bank account

Academic Association - Application Requirements

• All requirements in the Financial & Non-Financial Affiliation sections, and;
• Have had a meeting with the Student Representation & Development Officer (SRDO) to determine eligiblity (email srdo@flinders.edu.au to schedule a meeting), and;
• Have been formally endorsed by the Dean (Education) of the relevant College as the representative association for the teaching program (the SRDO will assist with this following the meeting), and;
• An elected Education Officer as an Executive Member of the club (or elected/appointed Education Officer as a committee member), and;
• Understand that the applicant will be required to hold at least two learning/teaching activities per year (e.g: career/industry events, professional development/training, tutoring, meetings with Student Representatives/College Committees/Staff Consultative Committees)