Associate members shall be individuals with an interest in neurological sciences who are not currently in a training program and do not hold a doctoral degree. Associate members cannot be elected to serve as officers and councilors; they do not have voting privileges; they may serve on committees as guests at the discretion of the chair and Executive Council. Annual Associate Membership dues are $50.
Key Benefits of Associate Membership
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Committee Position
Associate members may serve on committees as guests, at the discretion of the Chair and Executive Council
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Career Advancement
Network with fellow AANP members to gain valuable insights from knowledgeable leaders
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Perks To AANP Membership
Items to Know for Associate Membership:
- Candidates shall be nominated in writing by a sponsor, an Active member of the Association
- If you do not know the AANP members in your area, please email the AANP office for the name of a potential sponsor.
- Applicants shall submit a completed web-based application form together with their curriculum vitae, the name and contact information of the sponsor and the sponsor’s letter of recommendation
- Note: The letter of recommendation may also be e-mailed directly to the AANP office.
- Completed applications received at least two weeks prior to March 1, July 1, and November 1, will be reviewed by the Membership Committee shortly after these dates
- Following approval by at least two-thirds of the committee membership, the recommendation will be electronically submitted to the Executive Council for approval
- Elected new members will be notified and listed in the AANP Newsletter and Membership Directory
Address Correspondence to:
John DeWitt, MD, PhDUniversity of Vermont Medical CenterDept of Pathology111 Colchester AveBurlington, VTEmail: John DeWitt, MD, PhD |
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