Start a Chapter on Your Campus
Organize or join a YAL chapter on your campus.
Official YAL Chapters are comprised of at least three members and have a chapter mailing address. Each chapter must submit a chapter plan to contact@yaliberty.org. They must work towards, and eventually receive, official recognition from their school.
YAL Chapter Standards
- Three (3) dues paying members (join YAL)
- Chapter mailing address
- Chapter plan (download, fill out, and email to contact@yaliberty.org)
- Official school recognition
Steps 1 - 3 are simple but essential to build a strong foundation for your chapter. Once complete, your chapter will be provisionally recognized by Young Americans for Liberty.
We understand that official school recognition may take a semester or even a year to achieve, so your chapter has a 12 month period to complete that process and receive official recognition from YAL.
Chapter Plan
The chapter plan is a written document that outlines your YAL chapter's first semester and two year plan, its long and short term goals, and appoints officers and responsibilities. This document should help your organization formulate specific, concrete goals and provide a detailed plan to ensure success on your campus.
Please download, completely fill out, and submit your chapter plan today (email your chapter plan to contact@yaliberty.org).
Active and Forming Chapters
With the help of the Leadership Institute's Campus Leadership Program, Young Americans for Liberty has already established a presence on more than 150 college and high school campuses. The following map shows where active and forming chapters are located.
Map of YAL ChaptersView fullsize map
YAL Chapters (153)
Baton Rouge Community College Baylor University Blue Ridge High School Bridgewater State College Brigham Young University California State University, San Marcos Dallas Baptist University Dixon High School Drake University East Carolina University Eastern Michigan University Emory University Faulkner University Ferris State University Gustavus Adolphus College Humboldt State University Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Inver Hills Community College Kenyon College Langley High School Meek ProTech High School Mendocino College Miami University - Oxford Michigan State University Mississippi State University Missouri State University Montana State University - Bozeman Montclair State University Nashua High School South New Jersey High School New Mexico State University Oklahoma State University Pacific Lutheran University Plymouth State University Providence College | San Antonio College Santa Rosa Junior College Seattle Pacific University Seattle University Southeastern Polytechnic State University Trinity College University of Alabama at Birmingham University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa University of Akron University of Arizona - Tucson University of Arkansas University of California, Davis University of California, San Diego University of California, Irvine University of Cincinnati University of Colorado at Boulder University of Denver University of Florida University of Georgia University of Houston University of Idaho University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Iowa University of Louisiana at Lafayette University of Louisville University of Missouri University of Nebraska at Omaha University of Nevada - Reno University of New Hampshire University of North Carolina - Asheville University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill University of North Carolina - Charlotte University of North Carolina - Wilmington University of Puget Sound University of Redlands University of Rhode Island University of South Carolina University of South Dakota University of South Florida University of Southern California University of Southern Mississippi University of Texas at Austin University of Texas at San Antonio University of Washington - Seattle University of Wisconsin - Madison University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Wake Forest University Warsaw Community High School Washington State University Washington University in St. Louis Waynesburg University Western Michigan University Western Washington University Winona State University |
YAL National Field Program
Recruit, recruit, and recruit...
Too often libertarians are criticized for only preaching to the converted. We debate the fine points of road privatization or argue anarchy but never grow our movement with the necessary outreach.
The YAL National Field Program is designed to avoid the endless internal discussion and engage America's youth. We want to recruit young people to the cause of freedom and establish chapters on campuses across the country.
We formed a massive student network during the Ron Paul 2008 campaign, and YAL seeks to pick up where the campaign left off. Our aim is to continue the R3VOLUTION and spread the message of private property, personal responsibility, and the Constitution on campus.
Please join the YAL chapter on your campus or start one with fellow pro-liberty activists.
To read more about the YAL National Field Program, view the YAL organizational structure.
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