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American Marketing Association, California State University, Long Beach

American Marketing Association2009 - 2010 Membership Packet

1250 BELLFLOWER BLVD - CBA 235, LONG BEACH, CA 90804 [email protected]

Internships. Networking. Socials. Firm Tours. Speakers. National Conference

Meetings: Mondays in CBA 235 from 5pm - 6:30pm

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome letter from President, Steven Lee 2

Welcome letter from Faculty Advisor, Professor Tomlin 3

AMA Executive Board Contact List 4

AMA Member Contest Description and Rules 5 Fall 2009 Calendar 6

AMA International Collegiate Conference Information 7

Member FAQ’s 8

Sponsors/Donations 9

Get to Know You Page 10

Industry 241 Application 11

Membership Application (CSULB AMA Chapter) 12

Membership Application (National AMA Chapter) 13 - 14

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome letter from President, Steven Lee 2

Welcome letter from Faculty Advisor, Professor Tomlin 3

AMA Executive Board Contact List 4

AMA Member Contest Description and Rules 5 Fall 2009 Calendar 6

AMA International Collegiate Conference Information 7

Member FAQ’s 8

Sponsors/Donations 9

Get to Know You Page 10

Industry 241 Application 11

Membership Application (CSULB AMA Chapter) 12

Membership Application (National AMA Chapter) 13 - 14

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1250 BELLFLOWER BLVD - CBA 235, LONG BEACH, CA 90804 [email protected] 2

Dear AMA Members and Students,

Welcome to AMA! I am so excited to be able to partner with you for this upcomingyear at CSULB. Our Executive Board has spent all summer long to prepare anawesome schedule that includes socials, community service, internships, the AMAInternational Collegiate Conference just to name a few.

During the summer, the E-board got together to address some things that coulduse some tinkering. The mutual consensus was that we all wanted to establishAMA not just as a business organization, but also as a family. Though we are stilldedicated in providing you the upmost professional development, we will all stiveto get to know all of you on a personal basis. We would like to shed any inkling ofa cold exterior shell, and pursue a community-styled organization that puts apremium on member involvement.

To accomplish this, we have really retooled our agenda to make everythingdirected at not just group development, but growth for the individual. I am excitedto present a new venture CSULB AMA will be creating. We are starting a club-runmarketing agency that will be involving our members in various committees. Asthe year gets situated we will be rolling or more detailed information.

Every Spring, CSULB sends representatives to New Orleans, LA for the AMAInternational Collegiate Conference. At that conference, students have theopportunity to attend professional workshops, listen to professional marketers,and most of all network with college students like us. In the past, CSULB AMA hasdone exceptionally well and has won many awards. This school year we want tobreak all the records and send more than 50 members! The bar is set high, but withthis excellent Executive Board and your involvement, the sky is the limit!

So I can’t wait to meet you. And if you were able to get all the way through thisletter, please come up and say hi to me.

Best regards,Steven LeePresident




Welcome to AMA! I am so excited to be able to partner with you for this upcomingyear at CSULB. Our Executive Board has spent all summer long to prepare anawesome schedule that includes socials, community service, internships, the AMAInternational Collegiate Conference just to name a few.

During the summer, the E-board got together to address some things that coulduse some tinkering. The mutual consensus was that we all wanted to establishAMA not just as a business organization, but also as a family. Though we are stilldedicated in providing you the upmost professional development, we will all stiveto get to know all of you on a personal basis. We would like to shed any inkling ofa cold exterior shell, and pursue a community-styled organization that puts apremium on member involvement.

To accomplish this, we have really retooled our agenda to make everythingdirected at not just group development, but growth for the individual. I am excitedto present a new venture CSULB AMA will be creating. We are starting a club-runmarketing agency that will be involving our members in various committees. Asthe year gets situated we will be rolling or more detailed information.

Every Spring, CSULB sends representatives to New Orleans, LA for the AMAInternational Collegiate Conference. At that conference, students have theopportunity to attend professional workshops, listen to professional marketers,and most of all network with college students like us. In the past, CSULB AMA hasdone exceptionally well and has won many awards. This school year we want tobreak all the records and send more than 50 members! The bar is set high, but withthis excellent Executive Board and your involvement, the sky is the limit!

So I can’t wait to meet you. And if you were able to get all the way through thisletter, please come up and say hi to me.

Best regards,Steven LeePresident




On behalf of the E-board and myself I would like to welcome all of you to anotheryear in which AMA plans to leave its mark on the Cal-State University Long Beachcampus and the community.

Each semester AMA sets out to meet and exceed its goals. For the past several years the organization has been one of the most dynamic on campus. During the past year, the organization distinguised itself at the National Conference in NewOrleans among the hundredths of schools in attendance from all areas of theUnited States. Through all of the hard work by the membership and the ExecutiveBoard, our chapter was recognized with 4 National Awards. This is an outstandingaccomplishment that exist from all the other schools who participated.

Although a large number of members have gone on to graduate and start theircareers, we are buoyed by the fact we have a large group of returning membersand a infusion of new members which will keep us all striving to improve ourorganization.

It is important that all of you recognize your potential and the potential of this groupto make a dramatic difference not just as members, but through our communityoutreach programs we can assist those lives who are in need. Utilize your involvement in the AMA to not only grow as a young professional but as a human being.

As your Faculty Advisor, I am here to assist and provide you guidance, whether ona professional or personal level. I look forward to another exciting year in whichAMA will settle for nothing but the best.

Best regards,Professor Tomlin



Fall 2009 Executive Board

Steven LeePresident

Antonio YlananExecutive Vice President

Monica SarABSOC Council Representative

Chris HiramatsuVP of Communications

Judy HuangVP of Communications

Michelle LupinettiVP of Community Service

Matt MayoVP of Corporate Relations

Ian McCreadyVP of Corporate Relations

Alex RamboVP Historian

Jimmie YouVP of Finance

Leah AraoVP of Fundraising

Joebel Francisco GoVP of Socials

Lisa BonnVP of Memberships

Joseph OttVP of Memberships

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AMA Member Contest

The more you become involved in AMA the more you get, Literally! This semester CSULB AMA is bringing back their AMA member contest. Simply come to AMA meetings, community service events, fundraisers, socials, and become involved and you can WIN BIG!

Description: Each CSULB AMA member will receive points for events that they attend and their involvement. Every couple of weeks at AMA meetings, those members with the highest standings will be announced during our updates. At the verylast meeting of the semester, the AMA member with the most points will be announced.

How do I play?Only CSULB AMA members are eligible for the membership contest. Simply fill out our membership application before the due dates. Don’t worry, you have until October 26 to become a member and AMA will keep track of everyone’s points until October 26. After that, only paid AMA members are eligible to win.

What do I get?The winner will receive a basket* full of prizes, FREE entry to all CSULB AMA hosted events for the Spring 2010 semester (excluding the National Conference in New Orleans), and a CSULB AMA Honorary Member Award. Those who come in close will receive an AMA member recognition award, which also looks great on a resume.

Are their any other awards I can win?This year AMA introduces a number of new awards that our members will be eligible to win! The CSULB AMA executive board will be selecting members that have stood out throughout the semester to win other awards such as Rookie of the Semester, Most Outstanding Member, Up and Coming Member, and much more!

How does CSULB AMA keep track of points?AMA has a list of paid AMA members (new members will be added), and that will be used to documentwhich members are eligible and are attending the events. Each event is worth a certain amount of points (see calendar for details) and at the end the semester, the member with the most points wins.

Your responsibility: At each event there will be a sign-in sheet for the AMA member contest. Because of the number of people that usually attend AMA events, it is your responsibility to sign yourself in at each event. If you forget to sign yourself in or you do not write you name clearly, no points will be given. This is the easiest way for AMA to keep track of who is attending events, so that points are given fairly.

Are CSULB AMA events the only way to earn points?No, AMA members that join committees also earn points. Members will be able to join a number of different committees throughout the semester such as the communications committee and the Nationals committee.

* Should a tie occur each member will receive an award and entrance to all AMA CSULB local events for free. However, the gift basket will be split evenly amongst those who tie. By filling out an AMA membership

application you agree that you have read these rules and regulations and agree to them. *



Fall 2009 Calendar*

Date Time Event Location

September 14September 19



5pm5:30pm

5pm11pm

5pm5pm

General MeetingBonfire Social with DSP

Speaker Series MeetingBroomball

Speaker Series MeetingBusiness Fasion Show

CBA-235Huntington

BeachCBA-235

ParamountIceland

CBA-235Nugget

September

October 5October 7

October 12October 18October 19October 23October 25

October 26

5pm8pm5pm

10am5pm9pm8am

5pm

Speaker Series MeetingKaraoke Night

Speaker Series MeetingAIDS Walk LA

Speaker Series MeetingHalloween Yacht Party

Working Wardrobes

Speaker Series Meeting

CBA-235Frisco’s

CBA-235W. Hollywood

CBA-235TBA

Costa MesaHilton

CBA-235

November 9November 14November 15November 16November 23November 30

5pm10am8am5pm5pmTBA

Speaker Series MeetingCo-Ed Flag Football

Getting In Touch With IlliteracySpeaker Series MeetingSpeaker Series Meeting

Alumni Panel

CBA 235TBATBA

CBA-235CBA-235CBA-235

December 7December 7

5pmTBA

Eboard ElectionsAwards Ceremony

CBA 235TBA

October

November

December

*Dates and events are subject to change.



32 Annual International Collegiate Conference

2010 Conference Information Dates April 8-10 Location New Orleans, LA

Participants have the opportunity to attend leadership sessions, hear from top marketing professionals, and further professional and career development during the senior sessions. In addition, you can gain valuable experience by participating in the various conference programs including: Leadership Session Presentations

Collegiate chapter members are invited to become involved and gain practical experience by presenting chapter management/leadership ideas to their peers.

Chapter Exhibit Session.

A highlight of the conference is the Collegiate Chapter Exhibit Session. Every chapter is encouraged to take part in the trade show, which opens the International Collegiate Conference.

For more information: http://www.marketingpower.com Any questions? Contact the AMA Executive Vice President.

Tapping into the New NormalSuccessful Marketing in 2010

The 32nd Annual International Collegiate Conferencewill take place April 8-10 at the Sheraton New Orleans.

This event brings the best and brightest marketing students from AMA chapters together for three days of learning, networking, and fun. Sessions include talksfrom high pro�le experienced marketers as well as collegiate members sharing best practices. Over two hundred awards are presented during the event. The SABRE, Northwestern Mutual Sales, chapter exhibit and chapter T-shirt competitions all take place during the conference.



Below is a list of some of the most Frequently Asked Questions about our organization. If for some reason a question you may have cannot be answered below, don't hesitate to ask an Eboard member oremail us at [email protected].

Do you have to be a marketing major to join?No, CSULB AMA accepts ALL majors, even undeclared!

How do I become a member?It's easy! Pick up a membership packet at a Monday meeting, in the ABSOC Office (CBA 241), or download it on our website in the "Join" tab. Just fill out the membership application and the "About Me" questionnaire. Return both with your check (no cash - checks only) made out to CSULB AMA to the ABSOC office (CBA-241) or to Lisa Bonn or Joseph Ott at the Monday meeting.

How much does it cost?For an entire semester of membership with CSULB AMA, it only costs $35! We also have two alternative options for those wishing to enjoy a full-year membership or those wanting to be a part of the AMA National Chapter. Please make all checks payable to CSULB AMA.

What are the fees used for?All members must pay the CSULB AMA chapter dues. Dues go towards food, social events, workshops,firm tours, and speakers! As a paid member, you will also receive discounts on social events.

Can I make payments in installments?Unfortunately, the one time membership fee, whichever option you choose, must be paid in full. One of our goals is to keep the dues affordable for everyone without sacrificing content. We pride ourselves on trying to make everyone's experience our upmost priority.

How do I pay?Please make checks payable to CSULB AMA.

Where do I return my membership forms and dues?Please make sure your check and the two forms ("About Me" questionnaire and "Membership Application)are all attached together. Drop the items into the CSULB AMA black membership box inside the ABSOC Office (CBA 241). You can also bring the items to the Monday meetings and give it to Lisa Bonn or Joseph Ott.

What do I get with my membership?Including countless networking opportunities, you'll be able to attend our socials, community service events, fundraisers, score an internship exclusive to only CSULB AMA, and make lasting friendshipsand memories!

CSULB AMA Frequently Asked Questions



Big THANKS to all the companies and organizations that help make CSULB AMA a success!

Donations



All About You

CSULB AMA wants to get to know you. Please �ll out the questionnaire and turn it in with a picture of yourself with your CSULB AMA membership application. Name:

Age:

Birthday:

Male/Female

T-shirt size (mens shirt sizes only) :

Major (& Minor if applicable):

Year at CSULB:

Graduation Date:

Email:

Phone #:

Social Network ing Site (Facebook/Twitter):

How did you hear about AMA? What are you looking to get out of your AMA experience? Are you involved in any other organizations on campus? (Please list) Do you have any suggestions for AMA (i.e. an event you would like, a speaker you would like to see, etc.)? Where are you from? What is one unique thing about yourself? What is your favorite thing to do on the weekend?

(Your picture here)

“Quote Yourself”



Industry 241 derives from “Not Limiting Ourselves to a Single Marketing Industry” hence the name “Industry” And 241 comes from CBA 241, where our AMA Cubicle [and of�ice] is located.

Industry 241, CSULB AMA’s Agency This year AMA has decided to launch an In-House CSULB Agency where we offer everything marketing from consulting to design advertising to marketing research. Industry 241 is a full marketing agency, our name deriving from not limiting ourselves to a single industry in marketing, but rather, all of it from advertising, to promotion, to research, to even viral marketing. Our target markets are other organizations on campus, non-pro�it organizations outside of campus, and small businesses. By creating this agency, this will provide our members a resume building, real-life experience in marketing and strengthen our professionalism, work ethics, standards and expectations. This will help build vital networking skills amongst other students in different organizations, strengthen a bond between the charitable organization, and will also help serve as a fundraising opportunity for AMA by charging reasonable fees to small businesses. Our goal is to work on at least four different projects with different organizations: 2 school organizations, 1 non-pro�it organization, and 1 small business, to advertise and promote their products, services, or event in a manner that is done professionally by students at Cal. State Long Beach. Want to Join? Fill out this sheet. Turn this sheet in to any Executive Board Member or drop this o� at the AMA Cubicle in CBA Room 241. Name: _____________________________________ Major: ____________________________ Mobile Number: _____________________________ Email: ____________________________ Requirements for joining

1. Must be enthusiastic, hard working, team driven individual who likes to share their inputs as well as be a team player

2. Must be a member of CSULB AMA for that respective semester 3. Must be willing meet once a week. Location, time and dates will be announced later on 4. Must be willing to permit CSULB AMA use of your creative works for future references.

Your name credited to your work is optional if you would like it to be mentioned.

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for CSULB AMA Chapter

Application Form Fill out this form completely! Contact memberships for any questions.

Applicant Information

College/University Attending: California State University Long Beach

Last Name: First Name: Middle Initial:

Home Address: (required for membership)

City: State/Province: Country: Zip/Postal code:

Address at School: (if different from above)

City: State/Province: Country: Zip/Postal code:

Phone at School: Home Phone:

School email: Other Email:

Major: Graduation Date:

Prices:

CSULB AMA offers a few different payment options for its members making it easy for anyone to get involved. Please read through the options carefully and check which option you would prefer below. Be sure to include a check payable to CSULB AMA in the appropriate amount.

Option 1 - Local Per Semester Dues (Fall 2009) $35This option is encouraged for new or returning members who will be graduating this fall or those for whom a yearlong membership would be too expensive. NOTE: This option does not include a national membership!

Option 2 - National Dues (Fall 2009 - Spring 2010) $45It is strongly recommended that members signing up on a per semester basis also sign up to become a national member in order to take full advantage of all AMA has to offer. A national membership is required if you want to participate in exciting case studies, AMA’s Industry 241 Marketing Agency, as well as our annual marketing conference in New Orleans, in addition to other national associated events!

Option 3 - Per Year Dues (Fall 2009 - Spring 2010) $99 - Save $16!!This option is a good fit for anyone looking to get involved with the association. This package includes both your local and national dues for one year. By signing up for a year membership you save $16 in addition to receiving a FREE CSULB AMA T-shirt!

AMA Membership* Dues:

x Option 1: Local Per Semester Dues (Fall 09) $35.00x Option 2: National Dues (Fall 09/Spring 10) $45.00

Total Amount Enclosed_ $

* Please make checks out to CSULB AMA. Membership

x Option 3: Per Year Dues (Fall 09/Sping 10) $99.00

x CSULB AMA T-Shirt (Fall 09) $5.00x CSULB AMA T-Shirt (Past Years)** $4.00 T-shirt subtotal

Membership Dues Subtotal

Information:

is individual and non-transferrable.**Limited availability and CASH ONLY.

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Application FormFill out this form completely, including acquiring a Faculty Sponsor signature and signing the Statement of Ethics on the reverse side. Please print all information. Return your form with the appropriate payments to the AMA (see address below) and your Collegiate Chapter.

A) National AMA Dues * National Membership Dues $45.00

(includes online subscription to Marketing News )

Membership Dues Subtotal = $_________

AMA Publications at Special Member Prices (in addition to Annual Membership Dues)

Marketing Management magazine (Bimonthly) + $32.00

Marketing Research magazine (Quarterly) $30.00

Marketing Health Services magazine (Quarterly) $30.00

Journal of Marketing (Bimonthly) $32.00

Journal of Marketing Research (Bimonthly) $32.00

Journal of International Marketing (Quarterly) $30.00

Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (Semiannual) $30.00

Publications Subtotal = $_________

Total Amount Due Add Membership Dues and Publications Subtotals = $__________

Send payment to: American Marketing Association, 311 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 5800, Chicago, IL 60606-6629

Method of PaymentCheck payable to the AMA in U.S. funds drawn from a U.S. bank.

American Express Discover MasterCard VISA

Card Number 3-Digit Security Code Exp. Date

Signature Date

B) Collegiate Chapter Dues

IMPORTANT:

You must belong to the national AMA headquarters to belong to a Collegiate Chapter. You’ll need to make two payments:

1) The national AMA headquarters Total from Section A—“National AMA Dues” on this application.

2) Your local Collegiate Chapter Please check with your chapter on campus for dues and payment information.

for collegiate membership

* AMA membership is individual and nontransferable.

Applicant InformationSend all mail to my: School Address Home Address Check here if you are a prior member of the AMA.

College/University ___California State University, Long Beach________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Mr. Ms. Last Name _________________________________________________ First Name ________________________________________ Middle Initial ______

Home Address (required for membership) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ______________________________________________ State/Province _______ Zip/Postal Code ______________ Country _________________________________

Home Phone ( _______ ) __________________________________________________ Home E-mail ____________________________________________________________

School Address (if di�erent than above) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ______________________________________________ State/Province _______ Zip/Postal Code ______________ Country _________________________________

School Phone ( _______ ) _________________________________________________ School E-mail ____________________________________________________________

Degree Currently Attaining: Undergraduate Graduate Doctorate Graduation Date: Month _____________________ Year _____________________

Payment Information

800.AMA.1150 312.542.9001 Fax MarketingPower.com/chapters

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Faculty Sponsorship (This application cannot be processed without a Faculty Sponsor signature.)

I hereby certify that this applicant is a full-time or part-time registered student not currently employed in a professional position.

Faculty Sponsor Signature

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Statement of Ethics In order to validate your application, you must sign this Statement of Ethics.

As an AMA member, I agree to abide by the AMA Statement of Ethics which guides marketers’ professional conduct. The basic rule of professional ethics: not knowingly to do harm. The adherence of all applicable laws and regulations. The accurate representation of my education, training and experience. The active support, practice and promotion of this Statement of Ethics.

Any AMA member found to be in violation of the Statement of Ethics may have his or her Association membership suspended or revoked. A complete copy of the AMA Statement of Ethics is available online at MarketingPower.com. In order to validate your application, please sign the Statement of Ethics.I subscribe to the Statement of Ethics and will adhere to it:

Signature Date

ALABAMA Birmingham ....................................... No Dues

ALAS K A Alaska (Anchorage) ..................................... $15

ARI Z ONA Tucson ........................................................... $5 Phoenix .......................................................... $8

C ALIFORNIA California Inland Counties (Riverside/San Bernardino) ................... $15 Orange County ........................................... $10 Sacramento Valley ........................................ $5 San Diego ...................................................... $5 San Francisco Bay Area .............................. $15 Silicon Valley (Santa Clara/San Jose) ........................... $10 Southern California (Los Angeles) .......................................... $10

C OLORADO Colorado (Denver) ....................................... $5

C ONNECTIC U T Connecticut (Hartford) ................................ $5 Fair�eld County ............................................ $5

D ISTRICT OF C OL U MBIA Washington DC ......................................... $10

F LORIDA Central Florida (Orlando) ............................ $5 Jacksonville .................................................... $5 South Florida (Ft. Lauderdale/Miami) ........................... $5 Tampa Bay .................................................... $5

G EORGIA Atlanta ......................................................... $20

H AWAII Hawaii ............................................................ $5

I LLINOIS Central Illinois (Bloomington/Champaign/Peoria) ......... $2 Chicago ....................................................... $25

I NDIANA Indianapolis ................................................... $5 Michiana (South Bend/Elkhart) .................. $5

I OWA Iowa (Des Moines) ....................................... $5

KANSAS Kansas City ........................................ No Dues Wichita ................................................... $12.50

KENT U C K Y Louisville ....................................................... $5

L O U ISIANA New Orleans ................................................. $3

M ARYLAND Baltimore ....................................................... $5

M ASSACH U SETTS Boston .......................................................... $10

M ICHIGAN Detroit ........................................................... $5 Michiana (St. Joseph) ................................... $5 West Michigan (Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo) ..................... $5

M INNESOTA Minnesota (Minneapolis) ........................... $20

M ISSO U RI Kansas City ........................................ No Dues St. Louis ............................................. No Dues

N EBRAS K A Greater Omaha ........................................... $10 Lincoln ........................................................ $10

N E V ADA Las Vegas .................................................... $10 Reno/Tahoe .................................................. $5

N EW JERSEY New Jersey* (Newark) ............................... $10

N EW M E X ICO New Mexico (Albuquerque) ............. No Dues

N EW Y OR K New York * (City) ....................................... $15 NY Capital Region (Albany) ............. No Dues Rochester ....................................................... $5

N ORTH C AROLINA Charlotte ....................................................... $5 Triangle (Raleigh) ...................................... $10

O HIO Akron/Canton ............................................... $5 Cincinnati .................................................... $10 Cleveland ..................................................... $10 Columbus ...................................................... $5 Dayton ........................................................... $5

OK LAHOMA Oklahoma City .................................. No Dues Tulsa .............................................................. $5

O REGON Oregon (Portland) ...................................... $10 Willamette Valley ....................................... $25

P ENNSYL V ANIA Philadelphia ................................................... $5 Pittsburgh .................................................... $15

R HODE I SLAND

Southeast New England ............................. $10

SO U TH CAROLINA

Charleston ................................................... $10

T ENNESSEE

Knoxville ..................................................... $40 Nashville ...................................................... $15

T E X AS

Austin ............................................................. $5 Dallas/Ft. Worth .......................................... $5 Houston .............................................. No Dues San Antonio ....................................... No Dues

VIRGINIA

Central Virginia (Charlottesville) ....................................... $2 Hampton Roads (Norfolk) ......................... $15 Richmond ...................................................... $5

W ASHINGTON

Puget Sound (Seattle) ................................... $5

W ISCONSIN

Madison ......................................................... $8 Milwaukee ..................................................... $5

C ANADA

British Columbia (Vancouver) .......... No Dues Montreal ............................................. No Dues Toronto ......................................................... $5

* Individuals living in the New Jersey/New York area have the option of joining the New Jersey chapter, the New York chapter, or both.

Local Professional Chapter Listings

Join Your Local Professional ChapterAs a Collegiate member, you may also join your local Professional Chapter at a special student rate. Your active participation in an AMA Professional Chapter will provide the connections, career information, networking and leadership opportunities that you will �nd nowhere else. Professional Chapters exist in more than 75 communities throughout North America, and are valuable resources for students looking for important industry news and programs. Professional Chapters o�er a variety of seminars, speaker programs, networking events and other bene�ts.

To join a Professional Chapter, �nd the dues below and add that amount to the Payment Information on the front of this application.

For more information on AMA Professional Chapters, or to �nd the Professional Chapter in your area, visit our website at MarketingPower.com/chapters or call 800.AMA.1150.

Upon graduation, Collegiate members are eligible to renew as Professional members at nearly half the price through the AMA’s Bridge Membership Program. Bridge membership o�ers the full bene�ts of Professional membership, and is available only to graduates who were AMA Collegiate members. Your Collegiate membership actually saves you money later!

Professional membership will help you to stay on top of all the important industry news and trends that will keep you competitive in your career. Especially at the start of your career, you’ll want to take advantage of the opportunities you’ll �nd through membership with the world’s largest organization of marketers, the AMA.

Save Money After Graduation with a Bridge Membership

Application Formfor collegiate membership

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