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AIP is the American Institute of Parliamentarians, an organization dedicated to promoting the use of democratic procedures in meetings. There is no examination required to join; members receive a quarterly journal filled with articles on all aspects of parliamentary procedure, as well as discounts on AIP products and services. Go to www.AIPparl.org for more information.

AIP awards two credentials to those who aspire to serve organizations in a professional capacity. Both credentials require passing rigorous examinations and completing service requirements.

A Certified Parliamentarian is an individual who has demonstrated comprehensive knowledge of the rules and theory of parliamentary procedure as contained in Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised, The Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure, and Cannon’s Concise Guide to Rules of Order by passing a comprehensive written examination.

A Certified Professional Parliamentarian is a Certified Parliamentarian who has passed an oral examination demonstrating the ability to:
  • Exhibit a comprehensive knowledge of parliamentary procedure according to multiple authorities, including Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised, The Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure, and Cannon’s Concise Guide to Rules of Order, and Parliamentary Opinions II.

  • Utilize the rules and principles of parliamentary procedure to develop solutions appropriate for the needs of those being served;

  • Apply the rules and principles of parliamentary procedure as a presiding officer or professional parliamentarian in a meeting;

  • Communicate in a poised and professional manner as a presiding officer, parliamentarian, or parliamentary consultant.

AIP also offers four correspondence courses that are mentored individually, for those who are interested in more in-depth study. Click here for more information.

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