Dues Payment Schedule

SIOP dues are $110 for professional members (Fellows, Members, and Associates) and $55 for Student Affiliates and Retired statuses.

SIOP is an individual membership organization. We do not offer corporate memberships or group discounts.

SIOP accepts dues payments all year long, but membership is based on a July 1 – June 30 fiscal year. Beginning in early May, all current members owing dues are sent membership renewal notices via e-mail. Membership dues must be paid by June 30. All unpaid memberships are deactivated on July 1. Individuals with deactivated memberships will no longer receive membership benefits, including access to the member directory, the ability to submit conference proposals, eligibility for committee service, and more.

The following conditions apply for those making dues payments outside of the May and June renewal window (for instance, new members or those rejoining SIOP after a membership has lapsed):

If you make a dues payment between July 1 - February 28 (or February 29, in a Leap Year), your payment will count towards the current dues year. This means you WILL owe dues again by June 30.
If you make a dues payment between March 1 - June 30, your payment will count towards the coming dues year. This means you will NOT owe dues again until the following June 30.

Membership benefits are activated immediately upon dues payment. There is no prorating of membership dues for those joining outside the regular May and June renewal time. Print subscriptions to the IOP journal begin with the next available issue. You must opt-in to receive a print edition of IOP, which can be done through your my.SIOP member profile once your membership dues are paid. Back issues of TIP or IOP can be viewed digitally at http://www.siop.org/Research-Publications/TIP and http://www.siop.org/Research-Publications/IOP-Journal, respectively.

To send your dues payment by check,

please mail it to:

SIOP
440 E. Poe Road
Suite 101
Bowling Green, OH 43402

NOTE: The dues for members of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology may be deductible to you as a business expense but not as a charitable contribution. A portion of the dues, however, is not deductible as a business expense because SIOP engages in lobbying as defined by IRS regulations in accordance with IRC Sec. 6033. For the current dues year, 10% of the dues are not a deductible business expense. Please note that contributions to the SIOP Foundation are tax-deductible as charitable contributions.