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Member Revocation Policy

Members of the association, participants in the APSA Annual Meeting and the Teaching and Learning Conference, and individuals who hold association leadership positions (Council, Committees, and Fellowship and award/review committees) are expected to meet the commonly held standards of professional ethics and scientific integrity. In the rare case that an APSA member, a meeting or conference attendee, or an individual in a leadership position no longer meets this expectation, as established through outside investigative proceedings and determinations, the set of guidelines and procedures laid out in the Member Revocation Policy are to be followed to request revocation and for the consideration of the request to revoke an individual’s APSA’s membership, meeting participation privileges, and/or their association leadership positions and privileges.


Read the complete Member Revocation Policy

Relevant Actions
  • The Ethics Committee will report on actions taken under this policy in an annual report submitted to the Council.
  • The Council minutes will indicate if the motion to revoke the individual’s membership status, annual meeting or teaching and learning conference participation privileges, or leadership positions and privileges passed or not.
  • The APSA Executive Office and APSA President may determine, in their sole and exclusive discretion, whether there should be an announcement or publication of the decision to revoke the Individual’s membership status, annual meeting or teaching and learning conference participation privileges, or leadership positions and privileges. 

Last updated 6/11/2021.


Questions regarding the Member Revocation Policy can be directed to apsa@apsanet.org.  Please include "Revocation Policy Question" in the subject line.


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