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Types of Membership
The SCPHA Bylaws establishes
the following classes of membership: Regular, Retiree, Lifetime,
Student, Honorary and Organizational.
Regular Member: Any
active worker in the health field, or other persons interested in the
promotion of public health and the object of the South Carolina Public
Health Association who pays dues annually. A regular member shall be
eligible to vote and hold office.
Retiree Member: A member
who is no longer employed and/or engaged in a full-time position in a
health field or other related public health field. The retiree member
shall have all the privileges of regular membership and the dues reduced
to 50% of the prevailing rate.
Lifetime Member: A
member is eligible to purchase a lifetime membership if he/she has been
a member of the Association for 30 years and makes a one-time payment
equal to the regular annual dues. Lifetime membership confers all the
privileges of regular membership.
Student Member: Any
person enrolled full-time at an accredited institution of higher
learning who is interested in the promotion of public health and the
object of the South Carolina Public Health Association and who pays dues
annually. A student member shall have all the privileges of regular
membership and the dues reduced to 50% of the prevailing rate.
Honorary Member: Any
person or group of individuals, agency or any organization who has
rendered service to the cause of public health with local, state or
national impact deserving of special recognition. Nominations and
supporting justification may be submitted to any member. Election to
honorary membership shall be by three-fourths vote of the Governing
Council. Honorary Membership does not confer any privileges reserved for
a regular member.
Organizational Member:
Any corporation or organization interested in the growth and development
of the Association who is willing to contribute in a large measure to
its support and who pays dues annually. An organizational member as [a
single entity] is entitled to one vote. This [entity] shall not be
eligible to hold office.
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