Membership

If your field is history--no matter what your specialization is or where you work--membership in the American Historical Association is indispensable. Among the numerous organizations that serve the historical profession, only the AHA brings together historians from all geographical, chronological, and topical specializations and all work contexts, embracing the breadth and variety of activity in history today. More important, only the AHA addresses the diverse special needs of individuals and the interests of the profession as a whole. No matter what other specialized organizations you belong to, AHA membership is still essential--no other organization serves you and the profession as a whole like the AHA.

Available Membership Types
Income/Category Membership Dues
Students1 $39
Under $25,000 $45
Over $25,000 $82
Over $40,000 $94
Over $45,000 $111
Over $55,000 $124
Over $70,000 $150
Contributing Member $225
Life Member $2600
Emeritus/Retired Member2 $55
Joint Spouse/Partner of Member $45
Associate Member3 $55
K-12 Teacher (AHA/SHE)4 $68
K-12 Teacher w/Review5 $98

Notes:
1. Evidence of current status required.
2. To qualify for the Emeritus/Retired category one must have been a member of the AHA for ten years.
3. For persons whose primary identification is in fields other than history.
4. K-12 teachers will receive Perspectives on History; the AHA annual meeting Program; and the History Teacher, published by the Society for History Education.
5. Includes everything in category 18 plus AHR.

Please note that overseas members, including Canada and Mexico need to add $20 for postage.

 

 

Last Updated: September 4, 2008 11:34 AM