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Top 5 Ways To Get Involved!Since 1924, ACPA-College Student Educators International has led the way in research and dissemination of knowledge on college student learning. Our profession is full of notable and noteworthy individuals like you who are dedicated to the development of college students.

ACPA is a professional association where you can get involved from day one. ACPA provides information on higher education trends, research journals and publication, connections and resources that can assist you at any point on your journey.

With nearly 8,500 members, over 500 college and university member institutions, 6 identity based Standing Committees, 18 functional area based Commissions and 33 State an International Divisions, ACPA, is advocating on issues of concern to students, student affairs professionals, faculty and the higher education community. We focus on the development, generation and dissemination of knowledge of the total student; value diversity, inclusion and social justice; and promote a free and open exchange of ideas.

ACPA has avenues for networking, information sharing, collaboration, and personal and professional development. From undergraduate student to the Senior Student Affairs Officer and Emeritus members, ACPA is the professional association to meet your needs.

ACPA is the only student affairs organization located at the National Center for Higher Education (NCHE) in Washington, DC. NCHE is the center of policy and advocacy on behalf of higher education professionals and today's college students.

Join today to equip yourself with the tools you need and access these benefits!

Benefits and Savings of Individual Membership

Professional Development

Members receive discounted rates and savings to ACPA's cutting edge Webinars, seminars, e-Learning courses,  cultural study tours and publications

Research on Current Trends

    Publications
     Receive subscriptions and online access to our Journal of College Student Development, About Campus, Development and eCommunity. Books and Media
    • University Press of America
    • Amazon.com

Professional Issues

Become an Individual Member Today!

Networking and Involvement

As an inclusive organization- ACPA encourages your participation in the decision making process- your vote counts!
  • Commissions represent the functional areas of student affairs
  • Standing Committees represent special interest identity groups
  • State and International Divisions represent local and state specific programming.
  • Leadership Opportunities
    Get involved through ACPA's Standing Committees, Commissions and State and International Divisions
  • Volunteer to review programs, help prepare or assist on-site at the Annual Convention

Member Services

  • Online member directory
  • eCommunity monthly newsletter
  • ACPA Awards
  • ACPA Listservs
    Join various listservs to discuss issues impacting your job function and identity group
  • Association-wide involvement in decisions
  • Online Store

Discounts

Get special rates from our affiliation with corporate partners such as Forest T. Jones Insurance, Ytb Travel, University Press of America


Benefits and Savings of Institutional Membership

  • Two complimentary memberships - a senior-level professional or faculty member as the institutional representative and an undergraduate student leader as a pipeline to the profession
  • A 40% discount on all general memberships and full benefits for all administrators, faculty and staff on your campus
  • Complimentary subscriptions to ACPA's highly acclaimed publications the  Journal of College Student Development and About Campus
  • Reduced Annual Convention registration up to 40%
  • Recognition as an institutional member at the ACPA Annual Convention

Become an Institutional Member Today!

 

 

 



ACPA Foundation:

The ACPA Foundation is a 501c3 not-for-profit corporation whose mission is to provide the means by which college student educators carry out the critical work of preparing students for leadership roles in society.

 


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