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Who Can Join EduSerc?
Responsibilities of Being an EduSerc Member
How To Participate in EduSerc Committees and Focus Groups
Membership Benefits
Annual Membership Dues
About Joining an EduSerc Affiliate
Related Downloads
 Form MEM-1.doc (General Membership Form)
 Form AI-1.doc (Affiliate Incorporation Form)
Who Can Join EduSerc?
- Students (middle / high school - secondary schools)
- Individuals / Educators
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Colleges / Universities
- Government / Military
- Corporations / Businesses
- Schools / Clubs / Groups
- School Systems
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Responsibilities Of Being An EduSerc Member
As a member, your service to the community is essential to the development and advancement of youth in our nation. By joining, you will be known as an Educator Serving The Community. As such, each member is expected to participate in the following fashion:
Serve on a committee or a focus group:
Committees:
Many committees require little time, such as performing mailings or spreading the word in the community about EduSerc activities. Whereas others require a substantial amount of service, such as business development and conference planning. Our preference is to have members serve in areas where their skills and interest go hand and hand. Below is a list of available committees:
- Conference Planning
- Membership
- Finance / Fundraising
- Program Development
- Academic Relations
- Media / Public Relations
- Marketing / Advertising
- Community Involvement
- Corporate / Government Relations
- Business Development
- Administrative
Focus Groups
Focus Groups help steer the organization’s programs and activities. By administrating sessions, gathering different types of groups together and surveying the public, your efforts will help the organization gather meaningful community-based statistics. Your service can be on a national or local affiliate scope. You can choose a particular issue in the community or inustry and coordinate your efforts with other Focus Groups.
Vote
One of the important duties of a member is to vote on key issues. As member, you can also vote for nominees of the Educators Serving the Community Awards every year. All voting opportunities are vital to the growth of the organization.
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How To Participate In EduSerc Committees and Focus Groups
When you fill out the membership form, you will have the option to select your committee and/or focus group. Check the appropriate box for the committee of your interest or check whether you want to form a focus /industry group within EduSerc.
Once you sign-up, you will receive an email from an appropriate contact to hel you with serving on a committee or developing a focus group.
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Membership Benefits
- Access to free professional development training
- Discount admission to the annual conference and other EduSerc products and services
- Join industry groups related to your particular interest
- Participate in a network of local and nationwide professionals
- Access to EduSerc partners, training and volunteer opportunities
- Opportunities to manage or lead community-wide efforts to improve the community
- Advertising opportunities on the EduSerc website
- Priority during call for speakers selection for conferences
- Discounts on magazine ads and resource postings
- Promote or sell your products / services on the EduSerc website
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Annual Membership Dues
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Students (middle / high school - secondary schools)
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$15
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Individuals / Educators
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$35
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Non-Profit Organizations
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$200
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Colleges / Universities
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$200
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Government / Military
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$200
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Corporations / Businesses
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$350
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School / Club / Group
(calculate your membership based on how many students you wish to include in your EduSerc membership. 50 student minimum)
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$15 / student
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School Systems
(calculate your membership based on how many students registered in your school system)
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$10 / student
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About Joining An EduSerc Affiliate
When you join EduSerc, you have the option of joining through a particular affiliate. You will start to receive information about activities and programs associated with that specific affiliate.
If you want to become a ‘member at large’, select “National Member” on the membership form. You will receive general information about activities and overall items involving the general membership.
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