Membership Categories and Benefits

CATEGORIES A and B

Individual member may subscribe to either category A or category B membership.

Category B members receive the Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice in addition to the other Category A benefits listed in the table below.

Agencies may subscribe to category B or category Patron.

A member may submit topics for study or action, provide views on policy questions when surveyed by the CCJA, and submit articles for consideration for publication in the Justice Report. Obligations of individual members are to actively promote the basic purpose of the Association and to pay the membership fee. The obligations of the Association to members are to provide Web access to the Association’s position statements, Annual Report, and information concerning the Association’s current activities.

CATEGORY “STUDENT”

In order to benefit from the category discount a student must indicate on the application form the name of their educational institution and their student number.

Student members may submit topics for study or action and provide views on policy questions when surveyed by the CCJA. Students may submit articles for consideration in the Justice Report. The obligations of student members are to actively promote the basic purpose of the Association and to pay the membership fee.

The obligations of the Association to the student members are to provide Web access to the Association’s position statements, Annual Report, and information concerning the Association’s current activities, as well as to consider article submissions for publication in the Student Space section of the Justice Report.

CATEGORY “PATRON”

This category is offered to those who wish to extend special support to the Association.

The benefits pertaining to this category are the same as those for Category B, the only difference being that the Patron members are acknowledged for the special contribution and may, from time to time, receive special recognition at events such as our biennial congress or other such functions.

CATEGORY “CORPORATE”

The member in this category consist of corporations, partnerships and generally all other legal entities as distinguished from other individual members (categories A, B) and Patron.

Each member of this category shall have the right to designate two (2) representatives, each of whom shall acquire all the rights and benefits of a Category B member.

BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP