1. Campus Courts Presented by Peggy Guckin,
National Campus Court Chairman

2. The “YOUNG WOMEN” of today
are our “LEADERS”
of tomorrow.

3. The Young Ladies are Looking for
Spirituality
Service
Involvement

4. Why Join a Campus Court
To “Serve the Lord with gladness” for those in need
To belong to a sisterhood
To share the same faith and values
To belong to an organization you can join for life
To apply for a $2000 scholarship offered yearly by National

5. How can we get the word out?
Social Media
Facebook
Instagram
Websites
Information on CDA – “Who”, “What”, “Where”
Listing of states that have websites (It’s very important to keep your site up-to-date!)
State Newsletters
Send to Campus Ministry of Colleges in your area
Tweet

6. What a College Campus Court Might Require:
To start a new organization on campus, such as a CDA campus court, you may be asked to submit:
Appropriate papers for accountability as to who, what, where
An application
CDA Mission Statement
Bylaws
Tools of the Trade
Campus Court Brochure

7. Objective for CDA Campus Court
Spirituality
Service
Sharing

8. GETTING THE WORD OUT Fall Involvement Fair on Campus
Table set up with information on Campus Court
Display CDA Banner
Poster board with pictures of campus court activities
Sign-up sheet for contact information
Advertise place, date and time of informational meeting

10. Northeast Region Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Washington, DC Territorial

11. Southeast Region Alabama Arkansas Florida Kentucky Territorial
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia

12. Midwest Region Illinois Indiana Territorial Iowa Kansas Territorial
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin  

13. Southwest Region
Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas 

14. West Region Alaska Territorial California Colorado Idaho Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Washington

15. Territorial Courts in U.S.A. Territories and Other Countries
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Island
Kenya
Mexico
Peru

17. State Regent Appoints State Chairman

18. Why Have Campus Courts? Leaving home for the first time
Comfort, friendship, and support while concentrating on studies
Increase of faith
Guidance of Holy Spirit

19. Why Have Campus Courts? Dedication to the Blessed Mother
Focus on Unity and Charity

20. How Do We Get Started? List universities and colleges in your state
Check out campuses that have K of C
Contact Campus Ministry or Pastoral Life Director 
Notify National Office for Campus Court Packet:
Letter to the University
Brochures
Circle of Love Program Pamphlet
Service and Charity Projects Trifold
Chaplain Guidelines

21. How Do We Get Started? Campus Ministry approval Letter from Chaplain
Meeting with Advisor
Interested students
Survey fellow students
Distribute informational brochures

22. Open House Have a display of information on CDA and Campus Courts
Organizational Meeting time and place
Sign-up sheet for contact

23. Campus Ministry Chaplain
Installation and reception 
Date
Time
Place

24. Organizational Meetings
At First meeting
Overview of Catholic Daughters
Looking for leaders
At Second meeting
15 signed applications
3 possible court names
Possible officers
Yearly dues
Bank account
At Third meeting
Finalization

25. What Kind of Activities Does a Campus Court Have?
Companionship with other faith-filled girls
Attending Mass together
Retreats
March for Life
Setting up adoration times
Helping clean chapel

26. What Kind of Activities Does a Campus Court Have?
Hosting various speakers
Collecting clothing for local charities
Babysitting for the faculty
Sponsoring collection of items for Haiti
Managing hospitality tent during Special Olympics

27. National Office Responsibilities
Notify National Representative and State Regent of the new court’s name and number
Verify time, date, and location of court institution
Issue dues bill semiannually
Mail national communications to court regent and adult court advisor
Send copies of SHARE to adult court advisor

28. Who Can Join a Campus Court?
Women Students
Full-time
Part-time
College Campus Members
Women Faculty
Wives of Faculty Members
Women Staff Members

29. State Court Responsibilities
Take care of charter application
Send court institution invitations (DD or State Rep) to:
National Regent
National Chairman
State Officers
Local Courts
Assign DD or State Rep to prepare all details including the reception, or ask a nearby senior court to be a mother court
May issue a dues bill twice a year
Assign a DD/State Rep to:
Oversee and supervise needs of new court
Be available to assist and answer questions or concerns

30. Where are Campus Courts found?
On any college or university campus
BUT
they need YOU!

31. Question
How many states will have a campus court prior to July 2019?