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What should I do if I missed a General Body Meeting?If you missed a GBM, the Prezi can be found on out website under the "Resources" tab.
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Is AED just for Pre-Medical students?Nope!! Here at AED, we provide resources for all Pre-Health students, and the resources provided can even help you if you're not Pre-Health at all!
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Will there be in-person events this year?Yes, although there are no mandatory in-person events for the Fall semester, we will be having in-person events this year. All events will be adhering to strict social distancing guidelines and be exercised with caution.
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If I paid for a year-long membership in the Spring, does it carry over?Yes! Buying a year-long membership in the Spring means that you don't have to renew your membership until the new application application cycle opens up during the next Spring semester.
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Can I attend the General Body Meeting and events if I am not a member?Yes! We are open to all students and would love to welcome you to AED. We always keep track of your points so that when you do become a member we have an accurate count.
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What should I do if I missed the shirt pick-up date?Don't worry, there will be plenty more dates coming up for you to pick up your shirt, just keep a look out in your email for the next available date! If it is the end of the school year, feel free to shoot us an email. Make sure you're signed up for our Listserv to stay up to date.
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Do you have to be a member of AED starting from freshman year?No! AED offers semester-long member and year-long memberships. You can join anytime during your undergraduate education.
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Can I join as a transfer student?Yes, we welcome all students! You should join by filling out our Associate and or National application found under the "Memberships" tab or the link "How to become member" at home page.
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How can I join?We have 2 types of memberships, Associate and National memberships. For new members, we recommend applying for our Associate membership via our "Applications" tab on our website. It's a $30 fee for one semester and a $50 fee for a year long membership. More details can be found on the Applications tab.
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What is AED?AED is a National Pre-medical Honor Society dedicated to providing resources and development tools for your pre-professional needs.
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What are the benefits of been a national member?As a national member, you have priority for all limited-spot events such as Intubation Clinics, Suture workshops, medical school tours, and more. This is important because sign-up for these events are first-come-first-serve and fill up very quickly.
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Where can I check to see how many points I have?Your active status, along with how many points you have, can be checked under our "Membership logs" tab.
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What are Officer Intern Meetings going to be like?There will be 4 officer intern meetings. During each meeting, there will be updates on Officer Intern-hosted events, any schedule changes, and upcoming events. This is a time for officer interns to ask questions and collaborate with one another.
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What is the Officer Intern Program?This is an opportunity for Alpha Epsilon Delta members to have access to the officers' roles. A “behind the scenes” view of what it takes to run AED. In completion of this program, you will be eligible to run to become an AED officer for the following Fall 2025 - Spring 2026 academic year. Within the program, you will not only shadow current officers but complete tasks similar to those conducted by current officers. Furthermore, it is a social group within the larger AED community - remember that those you intern with today can potentially be your fellow officers tomorrow.
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What specific skills will the Officer Intern Meetings develop?We will have Officer Intern meetings in which we will help you develop skills such as interviewing, public speaking, running events, and troubleshooting as a team, in preparation for your candidacy speech at the 6th general body meeting where active members will vote for the new officers.
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