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Associate Member
The development of socio-analysis arises from
a community of practice, and the connectedness of practitioners.
The Centre seeks to serve this function through offering a focus
for connection with colleagues in Australia, and overseas. As such
the Centre is creating the role of Associate.
One of the meanings of Associate in the Oxford
English Dictionary is One who is united to another by community
of interest etc., a partner, comrade, companion, and this
is the sense we would want for an Associate of the Centre for Socio-Analysis.
Criteria for Associate Membership of the Centre
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Experience of an Event (Workshop,
Conference, Organisational Role Analysis, Exploration Meeting
etc.) organised by the Centre for Socio-Analysis, or by the
Australian Institute of Socio-Analysis, or other organisation
with a socio-analytic approach. |
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A wish to support the aims
of CSA.
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Nomination by a Director, or Associate, of CSA.
Benefits of being an Associate Member
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Being part of a socio-analytic
community, and linked with international colleagues. |
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Contributing to the development
of socio-analysis. |
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Sharing ideas with colleagues,
and learning from colleagues in different work areas. |
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10% off course fees, socio-analytic
exploration meetings, and a 10% deduction on Organisational
Role Analysis and other CSA Programs. |
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Access to CSA Library of articles
(approx. 450) and copies of Socio-Analysis. |
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Copies of CSA Working Papers. |
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Participation in possible reading
groups, and interest groups, for Associates. |
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Listing on CSA Website |
It is anticipated that most Staff on CSA projects
will be Associates.
Fee
The annual fee for Associateship of the Centre
for Socio-Analysis is $120 + GST = $132.
Apply online
To apply for Associateship, please complete your
details below and click "Submit". We will respond to your
application as soon as possible. Alternatively, download
a printable copy of the application form here (pdf format).
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