I have questions about the Membership Committee who do I contact? Please contact the Director of Membership Can I volunteer on the Membership Committee? Yes - The Austin PMI Chapter has a number of volunteer opportunities available. This is a great way to meet fellow chapter members and earn PDUs! You must be a PMI Austin Chapter member and if you’re interested, please checkout the link below to sign-up for current volunteer opportunities. Where do I get volunteer descriptions and sign up? Please contact: presidentelect@austinpmi.org or president@austinpmi.org about current volunteer opportunities. How many PDUs will I get for volunteering? PDUs are awarded for volunteer service according to the Project Management Institute’s CCR Program Handbook. Category 5: Volunteer Service to Professional or Community Organizations
A maximum of 20 PDUs may be earned per cycle through professional service to a project management organization or by providing noncompensated project management services to nonemployer or nonclient customer groups. The volunteer services must meet the definition of a project as outlined in the PMBOK Guide® – Third Edition: A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique project, product, or service. Temporary means that every project has a definite beginning and a definite end. Examples of qualifying activities and their associated PDU values include the following: - Serve as an elected officer for a project management organization. - Minimum three months of participation: 2 PDUs per calendar year.
(No PDUs are awarded for service less than three months)
- Minimum six months of participation: 5 PDUs per calendar year.
- Twelve months of participation: 10 PDUs per calendar year.
- Serve as a volunteer/appointed committee member for a project management organization. - Minimum three months of participation: 1 PDU per calendar year.
(No PDUs are awarded for service less than three months)
- Minimum six months of participation: 3 PDUs per calendar year.
- Twelve months of participation: 5 PDUs per calendar year.
- Provide project management related services to a community or charitable group: 5 PDUs per calendar year. - The organization sponsoring the project must be a legally recognized not-for-profit organization.
Documentation Required upon PMI audit/request: letter or certificate from the organization served acknowledging the PMP for leading project tasks or participating as part of a project team.
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