AANP Community Achievements

The top contributor ribbon is given to a community member who collects 4,000 total points. Engagement points are awarded for a multitude of activities, including viewing posts and updating your profile, just to name a few. Contribution points are earned for posting a new discussion, replying to a discussion and adding to the community library. Reputation points are earned when other community members recommend or interact with your posts.

The silver contributor ribbon is given to a community member who collects 1,000 total points. Engagement points are awarded for a multitude of activities, including viewing posts and updating your profile, just to name a few. Contribution points are earned for posting a new discussion, replying to a discussion and adding to the community library. Reputation points are earned when other community members recommend or interact with your posts.

The bronze contributor ribbon is given to a community member who collects 50 total points. Engagement points are awarded for a multitude of activities, including viewing posts and updating your profile, just to name a few. Contribution points are earned for posting a new discussion, replying to a discussion and adding to the community library. Reputation points are earned when other community members recommend or interact with your posts.

The early adopter ribbon was given to members who actively engaged in the new AANP Communities platform within the first 30 days of the platform's launch.

This ribbon denotes community members who are also Fellows of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP). FAANP is dedicated to the global advancement of nurse practitioners (NPs) and the high-quality health care they deliver. Comprised of recognized NP leaders who have made outstanding contributions to NP education, policy, clinical practice or research, the Fellows work toward furthering the NP profession, developing NP leaders of the future and enhancing AANP's mission.

The community co-chair ribbon signifies the two co-chairs that are provided for each SPG or SIG. Community co-chairs are volunteers who agree to engage with community members and provide expert-level experience within their specialty or interest area. Each co-chair serves a minimum of two years in their volunteer role. Becoming a community co-chair is a self-nomination process with final approval from the AANP Practice Committee.

This ribbon identifies members of the AANP Research Committee. Research Committee members hold positions on an internal AANP advisory group for the purpose of the development, evaluation and dissemination of research projects that are NP focused or led. Committee members advise AANP staff on research-related programs, initiatives and activities.

As a participant in AANP's first wide-scale online conference experience, attendees received the trailblazer ribbon.

The AANPconnect early adopter ribbon was given to attendees who actively engaged in the community within the first 30 days of the conference's launch.

This ribbon was awarded to those who linked a social media account to their profile within the community. Remember, the community forums are not the only place to connect and network!

By simply adding a photo to their profile, attendees were awarded this ribbon.

Uploading a file or document to the community library allowed attendees to receive this ribbon. Sharing resources with your fellow attendees is a great way to network and learn.