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Joint Membership AAN and ENS
The AAN and the ENS have reached a decision concerning a two-year
pilot project offering joint membership for European members of
both the AAN and the ENS.
Joint members will be given a 25% discount off both AAN and ENS
membership dues. The Membership Committee also recommended, if possible,
that these joint members be offered electronic-only access to the
journal to reduce or eliminate the Academy's subscription expense
paid to the publisher.
The AAN and the ENS have accordingly agreed on starting the project
on January 1, 2006, through to December 31, 2007.
The project has been extended for one more year until December 31, 2008.
In late 2005, the European members' dues will be reduced 25% if
they are members of both organisations. The parties will also appropriately
modify their dues' statements to reflect the 25% discount.
Members of AAN from USA and Canada will receive a 25% discount
at the ENS only if they become members of the ENS. (including electronic
access to the journal of neurology)
The following guidelines will apply to the discount:
- European members of the AAN will receive a discount only if
they are a member of the ENS when paying their annual dues (i.e.,
they will not receive a refund of 25% of their dues if they join
the ENS after paying their dues to the AAN).
- European members of the ENS will receive a discount only if
they are a member of the AAN when paying their annual dues (i.e.,
they will not receive a refund of 25% of their dues if they join
the AAN after paying their dues to the ENS).
- Members of AAN from USA and Canada will receive a 25% discount
at the ENS only if they become members of the ENS
The joint membership includes the electronic Journal of Neurology.
The AAN Board of Directors approved the Membership Committees recommendation
that the joint membership project between the American Academy of
Neurology and the European Neurological Society be expanded to include
all junior members in countries outside of the U.S. and Canada.
The following personnel will be primarily responsible for implementation
of the pilot project:
The executive directors of both organisations shall monitor the
implementation and success of this pilot project.
The contribution of the ENS representatives Professors John Newsom-Davis
and Klaus V. Toyka to this agreement is gratefully acknowledged.
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