Membership

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1. Members of this Association shall be (a) Fellows, Members, Associates, or Dues‑Exempt Members of the American Psychological Association, of the American Psychological Society, of another national psychological organization, or of a regional psychological organization, or (b) other persons who have received a Master's degree in psychology or have completed at least two years of graduate study in psychology at an accredited college or university and who are continuing their graduate study in psychology or who are employed full time as psychologists, who apply for membership in writing to the Administrative Officer and who pay their annual dues and assessments for the current year. Applicants under (b) above must submit proof of their current status.  All applicants must enclose dues for the current year with their application.
   
   
2. Graduate students in psychology (who are not members of organizations identified in Section 1) who have completed less than two years of graduate study in psychology and undergraduate students in psychology and related fields may become Student Affiliate Members by having their applications addressed to the Administrative Officer include proof of their current status and enclosing dues for the current year. Student Affiliate Members may participate in meetings and serve on ad hoc committees, but they may not vote or hold office.
   
   
3. Individuals who are not psychologists but are interested in scholarly aspects of psychology may become Affiliate Members by having their applications addressed to the Administrative Officer bear the endorsement of three SEPA members and enclosing dues for the current year. Affiliate Members may participate in meetings and serve on ad hoc committees, but they may not vote, hold office, endorse member applications, or sponsor program submissions.
   
   
4. Life membership is open to any member of SEPA who (a) is at least 65 years of age, (b) has been a full member of SEPA for at least ten years, and (c) requests Life Membership.

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For questions regarding membership contact:

Lyn Zittel
SEPA Administrative Assistant
Psychology Department
University of West Florida
Pensacola, FL 32514

Phone: (850) 474-2070
Fax: (850) 857-6060
E-mail: sepa@uwf.edu