NASPA’s institutional members come from all 50 states and over 20 countries around the globe. A NASPA institutional membership sends an important message to your staff and students that you are committed to their professional development and the sustainability of the student affairs profession. Not sure if your campus is an institutional member? Check here.
Institutional Member Benefits
As an institutional member of NASPA you get:
- Individual membership for the most senior student affairs officer, who will be designated as the Voting Delegate
- Campus-wide investment in professional development through a reduced individual NASPA membership for your entire campus community (a $170 per person savings)
- Member pricing on NASPA Advisory Services
- Member pricing on the Culture of Respect Collective services and initiatives.
- Member pricing on Peer Education Initiatives.
In addition, your campus's Voting Delegate gets:
- Complimentary individual membership
- Specialized in-person and virtual programming, including exclusive VPSA & AVP Colleague Conversations
- An annual complimentary copy of a select newly released NASPA publicationNASPA publications.
- Access to the Vice President for Student Affairs Census reports.
- Ability to vote on NASPA bylaw changes and orders of business raised at the NASPA Annual Business Meeting.
- Access to the VPSA Lounge on-site at the NASPA Annual Conference.
- All Professional & Faculty Membership Benefits
View NASPA member benefits for other member types.
How are dues calculated?
- For 4-year institutions, institutional dues are calculated based on your full time equivalent enrollment and annual education and general fund expenditures as reported on the US Department of Education’s IPEDS data. Joining NASPA as an institutional member sends an important message to your staff and students that you are joining together with others to ensure a vital future for student affairs.
- For community colleges, institutional dues are calculated based on your full-time equivalent enrollment as reported to the U.S. Department of Education's IPEDS data.
- For non-U.S. institutions, institutional dues are set at a flat rate.
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Four Year Institution
Four year colleges, universities, and schools in the United States. Dues are based on full-time equivalent enrollment and annual expenditures. Comes with complimentary membership for the Voting Delegate. |
$372 - $2,664 JOIN
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Community College
Community colleges based in the United States. Dues are based on full time equivalent enrollment. Comes with complimentary membership for the Voting Delegate. |
$465 - $1,986 JOIN
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Non-U.S. Institution
Colleges, universities, and schools located outside the United States. Comes with complimentary membership for the Voting Delegate, as well as three complimentary Professional Affiliate memberships. |
$559 JOIN
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