Membership Information
To join, please download the Membership Individual Form. Upon completion print and mail to the address at the center of this page.
The National Association of Economic Educators (NAEE) is the professional association of economic educators.
The goals of the Association are to:
- Encourage and support academically sound, objective, non-partisan programs in economic education at all levels.
- Enhance communication and exchange of ideas among economic educators.
- Collaborate with the Council for Economic Education (CEE) in planning, implementing, and evaluating the activities and programs conducted through the CEE-affiliated councils and centers.
Purpose
As the principal professional association for economic educators, the association provides opportunities for the professional growth and recognition of its members through conferences, publications, and awards. The Association articulates concerns, needs, and long-term goals in the field; forges new and needed initiatives; and represents the profession to its various audiences.
Membership Qualifications
Full membership in NAEE is open to persons who have specifically-designated professional responsibilities in economic education. Members are affiliated with a Center for Economic Education or a state Council on Economic Education, affiliated with the National Council, or other organization closely aligned to the goals and mission of the Association. Any individual who expresses an interest in the goals and mission of the association may join.
Honorary membership is extended to individuals who have been elected to such distinction by the NAEE Executive Committee. Honorary members are non-voting members and are not assessed dues.
To join, please download the Membership Individual Form. Upon completion, print and mail to:
Dr. Kim Sosin
Executive Secretary, NAEE
P.O. Box 27925
Omaha, NE 68127
Questions? email: kim@naee.net
Services
NAEE seeks to enhance economic education and your career as an economic educator by:
- Providing professional development programs, including a spring conference and pre-conference sessions at the CEE/NAEE/GATE annual meetings,
- Providing a members-only web site, Economic Workbench, with access to information from NAEE colleagues that will be helpful for running councils and centers,
- Providing mentoring and consulting for our members, informally and through our mini-grant program,
- Publicly recognizing the achievements of individual members of our network through annual NAEE awards for leadership, service, research, international contributions, and rising stars,
- Co-sponsoring research sessions with CEE at the Allied Social Science Association annual meetings, and
- Improving communication within our network and with the CEE. NAEE Nuggets are members-only emails with important news.
Becoming Involved
Seven standing committees recommend new directions and policies, and guide implementation and evaluation of new projects and actions. They are:
- Awards and Professional Recognition
- Communications
- International
- Professional Development
- Publications
- Research
- Technology
The executive committee appoints committee members from volunteers, generally for three-year terms. Please indicate on the form which committees are of interest to you.
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