1. Organization

Organization Information

2. Account

Account Manager Information

As the member responsible for registration, you will receive a special account for managing the profile information for your organization.
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3. Special Interests

Special Interest Sections

IPHA has 20 primary Special Interest Sections that represent major public health disciplines or public health programs. These sections provide members with shared interests a variety of opportunities for involvement, such as development of policy papers and resolutions, continuing education and professional and social networking. Anyone who is a member of IPHA may join Special Interest Sections. You may select up to three special interest sections.

Committees

IPHA offers the opportunity to get involved in various Committees with the purpose of providing guidance in specific focus areas. Select a committee to subscribe to committee news and indicate your interest in available committee positions.

4. Enrollment

Enrollment Plan

Regular Affiliate

Regular Affiliate is a non-governmental organization which receives one individual membership.

Sustaining Affiliate 1-25 Employees

Governmental or non-governmental agency which pays annual dues based on number of employees. Assessment set by the Executive Council.

Sustaining Affiliate 26-50 Employees

Governmental or non-governmental agency which pays annual dues based on number of employees. Assessment set by the Executive Council.

Sustaining Affiliate 51-100 Employees

Governmental or non-governmental agency which pays annual dues based on number of employees. Assessment set by the Executive Council.

Sustaining Affiliate 101-150 Employees

Governmental or non-governmental agency which pays annual dues based on number of employees. Assessment set by the Executive Council.

Sustaining Affiliate 151 or More Employees

Governmental or non-governmental agency which pays annual dues based on number of employees. Assessment set by the Executive Council.

Scholarship Donation

Donation Amount
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IPHA is exempt from taxation under section 501(h) of the Internal Revenue Service Code. Contributions to IPHA are deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes to the extent allowed by law. Membership dues are not deductible as a charitable contribution for federal tax purposes, but they may be deductible as a professional/business expense. We suggest you seek the counsel of a qualified tax preparer.