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Constitution
Article I:
Name
Article II:
Purpose
Article III:
Membership
Article IV:
Code of Ethics
Article V.
Government
Article VI.
Disposition of Assets
Article VII.
Bylaws
Article VIII.
Amendments
Bylaws
Article I.
Membership
Article II.
Officers, Executive Director and Association Positions
Article III.
Executive Committee
Article IV.
House of Delegates
Article V.
Advisory Council
Article VI.
Sections, Regions and Divisions
Article VII.
Affiliated and Associated Societies
Article VIII.
Committees
Article IX.
Foundation
Article X.
Certificaion
Article XI.
Grievance Proceedings
Article XII.
Meetings
Article XIII.
Dues
Article XIV.
Amendments
Constitution and Bylaws PDF

Constitution as amended
June 25, 2006

Bylaws as amended
April 20, 2008

Constitution and Bylaws

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Article XII. MEETINGS

The Association shall hold at least one (1) stated meeting of its members each year, at a time and place designated by the Executive Committee.

Article XIII. DUES

Section 1. Fiscal Year

The fiscal year of the Association shall begin on July 1 and end on June 30 of the following calendar year.

Section 2. Dues Benefit

The payment of annual dues for any fiscal year entitles the Active Member, Emeritus Member, Student, or Associate to receive without further charge a copy of the Bulletin and the Explorer of the Association for that year.

Section 3. Dues Schedule and Billing

The annual dues of members shall be payable in advance of the fiscal year in accordance with a schedule to be established annually by the Executive Committee, provided that the dues shall not exceed the sums set forth below:

The above schedule shall be subject to the following provisos:

  1. That dues are not refundable;
  2. That members having previously obtained exemption under the former Life Member category shall not be required to pay dues;
  3. That students who join while undergraduates will be reclassified as Associates upon termination of academic enrollment or upon commencement of full-time professional employment or practice.
  4. An Associate who has completed the degree requirements, but not the experience requirements, for Active membership shall pay one-half of the regular Active membership dues for not more than four (4) years while not having satisfied such experience requirements and shall pay regular Associate dues thereafter while an Associate.
  5. There shall be three levels of annual dues for Active Members and Associates which shall be based on gross annual personal income in United States dollars. The levels are: Level 1 – Annual income greater than $50,000; Level 2 – Annual income greater than $25,000 but not more than $50,000; and Level 3 – Annual income of $25,000 or less. Level 2 dues shall be one-half of Level 1 dues; Level 3 dues shall be one-fourth of Level 1 dues; provided, however, that in no event shall annual dues based on any level of annual income be less than $20.00. An Active Member or an Associate whose annual income is in Level 2 or Level 3 may, at his or her option, pay dues which correspond with any higher level of annual income. The Executive Committee may provide for access to the Bulletin and the Explorer by different means for persons paying different levels of dues.
  6. Except as required to initiate the various dues levels as set out in subsection (e) above, that the annual change in dues for Active Members and Associates cannot exceed twenty percent (20%), and that this annual change is noncumulative; and
  7. That a penalty to be established annually by the Executive Committee will be levied for each quarter year of delinquency beginning on July 1.

A statement shall be mailed to each Active Member, Emeritus Member, Honorary Member, Student, and Associate before July 1 of each year, stating the amount of annual dues.

Section 4. Arrears and Suspension

Any member of whatever classification whose dues are in arrears for more than sixty (60) days and for less than one (1) year shall be suspended from membership in the Association and shall not be entitled to the privileges of membership.

Section 5. Forfeit of Membership

Any member of whatever classification who is more than one (1) year in arrears in payment of dues shall forfeit membership in the Association and the member's name shall be removed from membership rolls.

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