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Renew or Apply for MASP Membership

This year we are using a new system, and former members will be required to recreate their profile using the application below. If you have any further questions about membership, or if you would prefer to renew or apply using a paper form, contact the Membership Coordinator.

MASP has an Annual Renewal date of April 1st. All new members who join January 1st through March 31st will have their full membership dues carried through to the next membership year. Click here to understand Membership Benefits and Types.

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Full Membership - $100.00 (CAD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: April 1st No automatically recurring payments New members will require a copy of School Psychology Certification (or a Letter of eligibility) from the Professional Certification Branch of Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning (you can provide after registration).

Retired Member - $50.00 (CAD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: April 1st No automatically recurring payments For former MASP members that have retired from practice.

Student Member - $18.00 (CAD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: April 1st No automatically recurring payments Graduate students in psychology at a recognized university. Proof of enrollment is required.

Affiliate Membership - $50.00 (CAD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: April 1st No automatically recurring payments Available to allied professionals from other fields or school psychologists who are not practicing within the province of Manitoba.

The Manitoba Association of School Psychologists is located on original lands of Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, Dene and Oji-Cree peoples, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We honour the Treaties that were signed on these lands and we acknowledge the harms of the past and present. We commit to a future of genuine partnership and reconciliation with Indigenous communities in this region by meaningful collaboration and mutually beneficial relationships. MASP Reconciliation Statement

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