Institutional members

Institutions which are recognized by Universities Canada and Colleges and Institutes Canada and have paid the annual fee in accordance with By-Law I are Institutional Members of the Association. The Office of the Registrar, or equivalent, of each participating institution shall designate a Regular Member as the Institutional Representative who will vote on behalf of that Institution. Institutional Members only may vote. The Office of the Registrar, or equivalent, of each participating institution may designate as many Regular Members as it wishes in accordance with By-Law I. Rights and privileges of Regular Members are as follows:

• Eligible to participate actively in the work of the Association
• May vote on all matters brought before the Association (as above)
• Are listed on the Association's web site
• May subscribe to ARUCC-L
• Eligible for members' rates for biennial conference

To become an Institutional Member, please go to our online membership page.

Associates

Professional representatives in educational agencies or institutions not eligible for Institutional Membership may apply to be an Associate with ARUCC, which must be approved by the ARUCC Board of Directors. Such institutions may designate as many Associate representatives as it wishes in accordance with the Bylaws.

• Same privileges as Institutional Members, but may not vote or hold office.

There are two categories of Associates

1.  Government, Indigenous and Canadian Non-Profit organizations can apply here.

Government departments, Indigenous governed post-secondary institutions, and Canadian non-profit / not-for profit organizations involved in activities related to post-secondary education

2.  Private and International Post-secondary organizations can apply here.

Canadian private, for-profit post-secondary institutions and international post-secondary institutions

Corporate Associates

Corporate Associates are those organizations which provide products and/or services that assist or benefit Association members in carrying out their duties and responsibilities and which desire to participate in Association activities. The ARUCC Board of Directors may approve corporations seeking to be a Corporate Associate in the Association and will determine the extent and type of participation. In return for the corporate associate fee, ARUCC offers the following benefits:

• Listing on the Association's web site with a brief (25 word) explanation of company's services
• Direct access to the Executive for discussion of corporate services which may benefit the membership

To become a Corporate Associate, please click here.

 

Honorary Associates

Honorary Associates are those individuals no longer eligible to be Insitutional Members, but with records of significant service to the Association, who are so selected by the ARUCC Board of Directors. They shall enjoy a permanent invitation to attend Association meetings and to maintain an interest in Association affairs.

• All privileges of regular membership except the right to vote or hold office.

Take a look at our Honorary Associates here.