Who Are Our Members?
Public and Private Institutions
Colleges and Universities
K-12
Business Partners
What is the difference between a Business Partner and a Vendor?
Business Partner: A Company that pays yearly membership dues. Are entitled to attend all meetings, reserve booth space at meetings (at the established fee), be included on the Chapter mailing list, and receive access to the Membership Directory; and shall also be entitled to participate in other activities of the Association only by special request and permission from the Executive Board.
Vendor: A Company that attends the yearly conference and may reserve booth space at the non-member established fee.
What We Do for YOU!
Annual Conference
Vendor-Based Training
Networking
Education Opportunities
Scholarships
Membership Directory
Job Board
Committees
Newsletters
Webinars
Fees
Annual dues for Business Partners are set at $350.00 per organization, which includes up to 4 representatives; each representative beyond 4 is $100 per representative/local affiliate, and shall be reviewed annually by the Executive Board.
Annual dues for Educational Institutions are $100.00 per institution, regardless of the number of representatives.
The fiscal year for the association is April 1- March 31. Annual membership dues are for the twelve-month period following payment.