Membership Types
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MSTA Membership Types:
All memberships are one year. Expiration dates go to the end of the month that you join, until the end of that month, the following year.
*Regular Membership
| $45
| This is an individual membership
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Student Membership
| $25 | This membership is for individuals who are currently in school |
Retired Membership | $25 |
This membership is for any individual who is no longer teaching
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Joint (Individual) | This individual membership provides membership with MSTA, MCTM, MCSS, MRA. MDSTA and DACTM. With this membership you are eligible to receive membership rates to all six association conferences and meetings, access to the six organizations websites, and receive publications from all six associations. You must initiate or renew this membership via the MCTM website. |
Joint (Institutional)
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This membership provides membership to a school or group. It is not an individual membership. With this membership, the school or group will receive: membership rates to all six association’s conferences and meetings for up to 3 individuals, access to the six organizations websites, and receive publications from all six groups. NOTE: You DO NOT have to send the same three individuals to each of the conferences/meetings, they can be 3 different individuals for each association. You must initiate or renew this membership via the MCTM website and download the pdf.
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*For each of these membership, you will receive an email notification when the monthly e-news, LINKS and Journals are available for viewing. Beginning in March 2021, all publications will become digital only. |