An Hyperledger India Chapter (HIC) student society chapter provides opportunities to meet and learn from the community as well as engagement with professionals working in open source in permissioned blockchain locally.
Step 1: Recruit ten student members and a faculty advisor
- A minimum of ten students are needed to create a HIC student society chapter.
- Students must have an active status at your institute/university.
- A student society must have one faculty advisor (Faculty Ambassador) to serve as a liaison between Hyperledger India chapter and your institute/university, and two students (Student Ambassador) to carry out the organization of the student society chapter in your institute/university.
Step 2: Complete the student society application.
Before you start this step, make sure you have:
- Secured the required ten student memberships.
- Determined one faculty advisor's role (Faculty Ambassador).
- Determined two student roles (Student Ambassador).
- Established a name “HIC student society chapter ________________”.
- Created a chapter email for faculty advisors to receive messages in one location (any service provider will work).
- Obtained a letter from your institute/university that recognizes your HIC student society chapter as an official organization.
- The letter should have a reference number and point of contact name and contact information (faculty or administrator), not a student.
Step 3: Review process
- Submit your interest/intent to the HIC student society along with a certificate, and attached form, over email to HIC4student@gmail.com.
- The expected time frame for the decision would be two weeks to three weeks.
- Status updates can be requested by writing to HIC4student@gmail.com or attending the Hyperledger India chapter weekly calls.