Step Into Practice With Early Career Membership

Now is the perfect time to begin your early career NASP membership. Join today for benefits through June 30, 2025.
Reasons to Join Now
- Network with other practitioners and faculty during your downtime this summer.
- Enroll in the installment plan before it closes June 14.
- Seeking a new position? Access Career Center jobs 7 days before nonmembers.
- Committee openings are posted in the spring and you must be a NASP member to serve.
Eligibility for Early Career Membership
Graduated from a school psychology program and in the first 3 years of practice. Open to early career faculty and private practitioners as well. Includes international professionals.
Top Benefits for Beginning Your Career
Professional practice in your pocket with Communiqué, our magazine, as well as three e-journals, podcasts, and newsletters.
Handouts and guidance documents for meetings with teachers, parents, and administrators.
Deep discounts on events, NCSP applications, books and ebooks, liability insurance, and webinars.
Practitioners with shared identities or experiences who can offer wisdom in the Member Exchange, Interest Groups, and Mentorship Program.
Articles and research on centering equity, diversity, and inclusion in your work with families, schools, and communities.
Access to the Bilingual Directory to search for colleagues who speak a particular language and can offer support with specific cases.
Opportunities to vote in the NASP elections, serve on a committee or board, and support national advocacy efforts.
Access to jobs 7 days before nonmembers. Eligibilty for research grants and scholarships.
Your Membership Makes a Difference
NASP and its members are dedicated to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). By being a member, you help fund critical resource development for equitable and culturally responsive practice, including the EDI podcast series. Read more about EDI initiatives that are part of NASP’s strategic plan.
Last year, NASP members donated more than $20,000 to support the Minority Scholarship Program. This program offers tuition assistance for school psychology graduate students from minoritized backgrounds to help break down barriers to graduate education and further diversify the profession of school psychology.
