AFSA ORGANIZATION: 7 Divisions and 125 Chapters Across the Globe

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SEVEN DIVISIONS 
Each Division has an elected executive council headed by its President, the President represents the Division on the Board of Directors. The division executive council members plan for the systematic activation/reorganization of AFSA chapters within its jurisdiction, accounts for and budgets International funding provided for this purpose, manages the field reporting system, oversees the implementation of approved international programs by the chapters, reviews and recommends chapters and members for international recognition and provides guidance and assistance as required. The following is a listing of the 7 Divisions and their areas of jurisdiction: 

• Division 1: Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia
• Division 2: Alabama, District of Columbia, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
• Division 3: Illinois, Iowa, Kansas Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wisconsin
• Division 4: Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas
• Division 5: Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Japan, Korea, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming
• Division 6: Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah
• Division 7: Azores, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom​​

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AFSA Chapter Location and Information Interactive Map

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125 LOCAL CHAPTERS
The heartbeat and grass-roots of the Association, AFSA Chapters carry out our mission and strategic goals at the community level. The Chapter - with supporting services from its Division Leadership, and the International Headquarters - actively pursues the Association's goals by providing a wide range of services, programs, recruiting initiatives and more.

AFSA Chapters are field extensions of the international organization of AFSA. The governing body of the chapter, the Executive Council, is an all-volunteer elected body composed of a President, Vice President and at least three elected or appointed trustees. These officials conduct the day-to-day affairs of the chapter, plan, organize and implement the chapter's activities including its extensive legislative program, account and budget for association funds provided by international or raised locally, recommend members to the Division for recognition and meet the established field operations reporting requirements.

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