Membership
A member in good standing is a person who expresses an interest in the general aims and purposes of the association. Such persons may be engaged in the administration or provision of services to person or students with disabilities in a postsecondary setting. The four types of membership are Institutional I and II, Associate, and Affiliate.*
Below are the costs for each type of membership. Members shall be entitled to attend meetings of the association, shall be eligible to serve on committees and shall have voting privileges. Those who join the association as members shall be entitled to continue their membership regardless of change in employment and/or responsibility.
Membership applications and annual renewals begin 1 July. If you are interested in becoming a member, please print and fill out the Membership Form. An electronic version of the membership form is also available. Please direct any questions about membership to Chimène Long.
Mail the membership form to:OK-AHEAD
PO Box 42152
Oklahoma City, OK 73123
Membership Dues
- Institutional I membership Open to those persons engaged in the administration or provision of services enhancing postsecondary educational opportunities for students with disabilities. This membership is for 1-3 persons who are employed on a single or multiple campus setting. Cost: $50
- Institutional II membership Open to those persons engaged in the administration or provision of services enhancing postsecondary educational opportunities for students with disabilities. This membership is for 4-8 persons who are employed on a single or multiple campus setting. Cost: $75
- Associate membership Open to individuals working in any arena related to services for individuals with disabilities. Cost: $15
- Affiliate membership Open to students (with or without disabilities) in training to become professionals or advocates in arenas serving individuals with disabilities and those who have retired from the disability services fields. Cost: Free
*Quoted from OK-AHEAD constitution and its amendments