Frequently Asked Questions

Membership FAQs

• My institution is not currently an AAC&U member. Can I join independently?

  Yes, individuals from campuses and state agencies may join AAC&U to take advantage of the networking, reduced event registration rates, exclusive resources, publication discounts, and more.

  Please contact Brenda Fogg, Director of Membership, at 202-888-2241 or [email protected] to learn how you can join AAC&U today.

• How can I update my personal contact information or communication preferences on file with AAC&U?

  To update your information, including communication preferences, log into your account by clicking here. Once logged in, click on the blue “My Account” button on the right-hand side. You will then be able to update your contact information as well as your communication preferences. If you have forgotten your username and/or password, click on the links provided on the login page. You will be asked to enter the email address associated with your account. A link to reset your username/password will be emailed to you. If you have any questions, please contact the membership team at [email protected].

• Who are the designated AAC&U Representatives for my institution?

  Review your institution’s roster on the Members List to find out.

• When and how can we change AAC&U Representative designations?

  Your institution’s AAC&U Lead Representative is responsible for managing your roster of AAC&U Representatives. The Lead can update your Representatives at any time by reporting changes to Brenda Fogg, Director of Membership, at 202-888-2241 or [email protected].

• When and how are membership dues paid?

  AAC&U issues invoices to your institution’s Lead Representative in April for the upcoming membership year, which begins July 1. Institutions may remit full payment by check, credit card (VISA, MasterCard, AMEX), or electronic funds transfer upon receipt of their invoice.

• How can I obtain a copy of AAC&U’s Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification (IRS Form W-9) for my institution’s records?

  You may download AAC&U’s Taxpayer and Identification Number and Certification (PDF) or contact [email protected] for an emailed copy.

• Are AAC&U membership dues used for lobbying?

  No. Zero percent of AAC&U membership dues are used for lobbying.