Membership Information

Why Join RMACAC? 

The Rocky Mountain Association for College Admission Counseling is a non-profit professional association consisting of more than 600 members from secondary, middle and post-secondary institutions. These professionals work to promote high standards in the college admission process by exchanging ideas, sharing common goals and preparing counselors to serve students in the transition from high school to college. For questions about joining RMACAC, please contact Andy Losier at alosier@du.edu or 303-871-7651.

Click here to download a PDF of Reasons to Join

Following are the advantages of membership:

  • Regional College Fairs
  • Annual Spring Conference
  • Membership Listserv
  • RMACAC Newsletter
  • Government Relations Activity
  • Human Relation/Multicultural Concerns
  • RMACAC Conference Grant for Minority Counselors

 

Membership is good from July 1 - June 30th

Fees are the same for Regional and Non-Regional Memberships. Regional/voting members are individuals from schools, institutions, or organizations whose principle locations lies within the RMACAC region (AZ, CO, MN, UT, WY). Non-Regional/non-voting members are individuals whose principle locations lies outside of the RMACAC region.

  • Student, Retired, Secondary School: $30
  • Post Secondary, Independent, Non Profit Org: $45
  • For Profit Organizations are subject to the approval of the Executive Board: $45

WITH THE ARRIVAL OF A NEW RMACAC WEBSITE, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FULL REGISTRATION FORM AS YOUR PREVIOUS ACCOUNT INFORMATION IS NULL. ALL NEW MEMBERSHIPS ARE VALID THROUGH JUNE 30, 2012. 

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Did you know about the RMACAC listserv? It's a terrific way to share information with RMACAC membership. Just contact Kasey Urquidez, Director of Undergraduate Admissions at the University of Arizona, to either submit information, ask questions, start a discussion or to get signed up. She and her staff have graciously agreed to host the listserv for RMACAC.

For questions about joining RMACAC, please contact Andy Losier at alosier@du.edu or 303-871-7651.