ASCA Individual Membership

Any current or former ASCA member who is retired from his or her higher education institution and is not employed full-time. A Retiree member may not hold elective office nor vote.

Any person with the direct responsibility for or an interest in student conduct administration may become an individual/professional member of the Association. 

The goal of the Business Partners Program is to establish opportunities for business organizations with an interest in higher education student conduct administration to be involved in ASCA throughout the course of the year. Business partners are entitled to full access, sans voting privileges, and enjoy additional benefits as outlined below:

• 2 affiliate profiles
• Online database access
• Access to ASCA Publications
• Ability to propose article/podcast topics or joint ASCA-Business Partner webinars
• Communication to ASCA membership one time per year when requested
• Featured on ASCA website as a Business Partner
• Featured on ASCA social media one time per year when requested
• Discount on one exhibitor table at Annual Conference

The goal of the Business Partners Program is to establish opportunities for business organizations with an interest in higher education student conduct administration to be involved in ASCA throughout the course of the year. Business partners are entitled to full access, sans voting privileges, and enjoy additional benefits as outlined below:

• 4 affiliate profiles
• Online database access
• Access to ASCA Publications
• Ability to propose article/podcast topics or joint ASCA-Business Partner webinars
• Communication to ASCA membership two times per year when requested
• Featured on ASCA website as a Business Partner
• Featured on ASCA social media two times per year when requested
• Discount on one exhibitor table at Annual Conference