Members of Delta Iota Chi shall be as follows:

• Students enrolled in Pacific Lutheran University School of Nursing

• Students who have paid their dues each semester of membership

  • Membership dues consist of a $4 fee per semester or $8 fee per academic year payable to the Treasurer Alexia Mangubat through cash at Delta membership meetings.

  • Payment for a full academic year must be paid by the end of November excluding Sophomore I's with spring semester start date. Sophomore I's that start in spring semester have the option of paying for a full year at the price of $8.

  • Any member who fails to pay current dues shall forfeit all voting privileges and any official recognition for participation during the semester, which includes certificates, medallions, and points/volunteer hours

• Students do not have to members of the NSNA or NSWS in order to be members of Delta Iota Chi

• No membership application is required.

Your dues stay within the club to help fund our events and provide us with an operating budget.

• • Membership dues consist of a $4 fee per semester or $8 fee per academic year payable to the Treasurer Alexia Mangubat  through cash or check at Delta membership meetings 

  • Payment for a full academic year must be paid by the end of November excluding Sophomore I's with spring semester start date. Sophomore I's that start in spring semester have the option of paying for a full year at the price of $8. 

  • Any member who falls to pay current dues shall forfeit all voting privileges and any official recognition for participation during the semester, which includes certificates, medallions, and points/volunteer hours

  • No membership application is required. Contact TreasurerAlexia Mangubat  if you have any questions or concerns

Each member will receive points based on both membership and participation in Delta activities, events, and positions of leadership. Undergraduate members are encouraged to accrue an average of ten points per semester or sixty points by graduation. Entry-level Mast's members are encouraged to accrue an average of ten points per semester or forty points by graduation. Graduate students, MSN or DNP, are encouraged to accrue an average of ten points per semester, depending on the length of the program. 

Awards will be given out each semester rewarding those students who have gone above and beyond in commitment, service, and leadership within Delta. Undergraduate Senior 2 students who obtain a minimum of 60 points by graduation, ELMSN students who obtain a minimum of 40 points by graduation, and graduate students who average 10 points per semester of their program over their time in the School of Nursing, will be recognized with a Delta medallion at the last Delta meeting of each semester and on our Delta website for their commitment, service, and leadership within Delta.

If you do not know how many points you currently have, you can email the current Secretary. However, although the points are tracked by the Secretary, each member must keep track of their own points to avoid errors. Click here for opportunities to earn more Delta Points.

Due to the current circumstances of the pandemic and virtual learning, Delta has revised the points awarded for Delta involvement for Fall 2023. For the point system chart, refer to THIS chart

If you do not know how many points you currently have, you can email the current Secretary Ana Curtin However, although the points are tracked by the Secretary, each member must keep track of their own points to avoid errors. Click here for opportunities to earn more Delta Points.

NSNA stands for the National Student Nurses Association. They strive to bring together and mentor students preparing for initial licensure as registered nurses as well as those enrolled in baccalaureate completion program, convey the standards and ethics of the nursing profession, promote development of the skills that students will need as responsible and accountable members of the nursing profession, advocate for high quality, evidence-based, affordable and accessible health care, advocate for and contribute to advances in nursing education, and develop nursing students who are prepared to lead the profession in the future.  Being a member automatically makes you a member of the Washington State Nurses Association. Visit http://www.nsna.org/ to register to become a member and to learn more about their membership benefits.

Refer to our website's page about NSNA for more information... Email Delta for information.