CFI Campus Resources

Resources for Students

CFI Campus Group Affiliation Form

From downloadable flyers to help you spread the word on your campus, to free brochures and printed posters that you can order from us, CFI - On Campus offers dozens of materials designed to help you promote freethought to your high school or college community.

To work with CFI to start a group on your campus, first read the CFI On Campus Affiliate Group Organizing Guide.

William Lane Craig / Austin Dacey Debate at Purdue University

Copies of this debate on the existence of God are currently available on a single VHS tape. If you would like to order a copy of this debate for your group, please click here (PDF format) to find an order form for postal orders, as well as instructions for placing an order by phone.

Note: If you belong to an existing CFI campu group and you would like to share this debate with your members, your group may request one copy of the debate for free by . In your e-mail, please provide your group's name, mailing address, and the name, phone number and e-mail address of a contact person so that we may verify your group's request.

Resources for Faculty

CFI programs and resources may be appreciated by students who take special interest in the foundations of science, scientific rationalism, positivism, philosophical naturalism, supernatural or paranormal claims, fringe science and pseudoscience, European & American Enlightenment studies, the American Founding, ancient and modern materialism, ancient and modern skepticism, comparative religion, sociology or psychology of religion, rationalistic theology, non-theism, secular moral philosophy and ethics, and secularism and secular humanism.

Some ways that you can assist such students:

1. Encourage them to join CFI On Campus.

2. Offer to serve as an official sponsor of a CFI campus affiliate group. Take a look at the .

3. Subscribe to or request that your library subscribe to Free Inquiry, Skeptical Inquirer, or the philosophy journal Philo and distribute copies to an existing philosophy club or department discussion group, or other supporting departments.

4. Support students in pursuing an internship or summer courses through the Center for Inquiry, which offers undergraduate courses in critical inquiry and the scientific outlook in cooperation with the State University of New York. Courses are offered at SUNY Buffalo and University of Oregon, Eugene. Internships are available at Centers in Amherst, New York and Los Angeles, California.

5. Contact a CFI campus organizer to request an expert speaker or CFI representative. CFI can provide guest lectures and seminars, campus-wide debates on topics important to you and to CFI, organizational workshops, and even award-winning interactive "psychic" performances that teach students hands-on critical thinking skills.

6. Teach a section or a course using the resources CFI provides, such as college course syllabi, primary and secondary school lesson plans, extensive bibliographies, online articles for educators and reprint articles from Free Inquiry, Skeptical Inquirer, and Philo.