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Institutional Membership
Institutional Membership consists of fully accredited post-secondary institutions or
such institutions with pending applications for accreditation, who pay the required
dues. Each member institution shall have only one vote to be cast by its official
designated representative during business sessions of the Annual Conference."
Institutional memberships also provide the college with one journal subscription
and the Focus Newsletter, as well as participation in other media, such as the
ListServ. The usual representative for the IM would be the chief student affairs
officer, unless another person is otherwise designated.
Professional Membership
Professionals employed in any aspect of college student affairs work such as;
residence life, enrollment management, counseling, health care, veteran affairs,
international students affairs, academic advising, freshman studies, admissions,
teaching, and administration are eligible for regular membership. Regular
members pay full dues, vote, and hold elected or appointed office.
Associate Membership
A regular member in good standing who retires or changes positions and no longer
meets the criteria for regular or student membership may continue as an associate
member. Associate members pay full dues, but may not vote or hold elected or
appointed offices. They may serve as members of committees.
Student Membership
Undergraduate students enrolled at least halftime at a NASAP Member college are
eligible for student membership. Student members pay reduced dues, and may not
hold elected office. Student candidates interested in membership must be
sponsored in by a regular member.
Membership Rates
To become a member of NASAP, simply submit a completed NASAP
APPLICATION
