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NEAFCS Membership

The National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (NEAFCS) celebrates over 72 years of service to its members, the Cooperative Extension System, the profession and clientele around the United States. NEAFCS has state and territory affiliates, and over 2,800 members across the nation. NEAFCS members are community educators employed by land-grant universities and Cooperative Extension systems in every state.

NEAFCS Membership Benefits

The benefits of NEAFCS membership includes:

• membership in NEAFCS and the South Carolina affiliate;
• networking with other Extension educators throughout the country and territories;
• leadership development through state and national involvement;
• recognition through awards;
• professional development;
• presentation and publication of research and / or program information;
• national meetings held throughout the country;
• mentor / advisor opportunities;
• publishing in a peer reviewed publication;
• discussion of common Extension concerns;
• NEAFCS program impact statements;
• Issues & Public Policy Resources;
• continuing education and certification credits;
• new product information / technology advances;
• career enhancement; and
• much more.

Membership Application

You can view and print the NEAFCS Active Member application form online. Keep a copy of the completed form and send the original, with your dues, to:

Deon Legette
SCEAFCS Treasurer
Kershaw County Clemson Extension
P. O. Box 248
Camden, S.C. 29020

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Last update: January 9, 2009