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Membership Benefits

Connect. Share. Strengthen student employment.

Join a network of professionals dedicated to supporting students who work while attending college. Build connections, exchange ideas, and grow your student employment program.

MEMBERSHIP CYCLE  |  JULY 1 – JUNE 30
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Membership rates

Individual membership $95
3 members at the same campus, established on the same day $240
4 members at the same institution, established on the same day $300
5 members at the same institution, established on the same day $360
Each additional institutional member $60

Institutional memberships: The person completing the form is the Institutional Representative. They add or update their own information and the information for other members at their institution, and are responsible for paying the membership dues. If a member leaves the student employment field, another member may be substituted by contacting the Vice President for Administration.

Member benefits

  • Membership directory with networking opportunities among hundreds of colleagues
  • Student Employment Recognition Handbook to support National Student Employment Week, Student Employee of the Year, and Supervisor of the Year programs
  • Invitations to state and regional meetings and workshops
  • Professional Development Resource Center with web resources and selected annual conference session handouts
  • NEASEA e-list for sharing ideas, asking questions, and networking
  • Access to NEASEA’s Constitution and By-Laws
  • Professional connections that support personal and professional development in student employment

About NEASEA

Founded in 1977 with the support and encouragement of the National Association of Student Employment Administrators, NEASEA is a fully incorporated nonprofit organization.

Our mission: NEASEA is a nonprofit association of professionals committed to programs for students who work while attending college. We support student employment through the exchange of ideas, professional development, and the promotion of student employment administrators and their programs.

Our objectives:

  • Encourage the exchange of ideas and information about student employment services at post-secondary institutions
  • Inform members about state, regional, and national trends and issues
  • Promote student employment as part of students’ educational and developmental experience
  • Promote student employment as an effective source of financial assistance