Membership Info

Click here to join MPPAW, renew your membership, or subscribe to the MPPAW mailing list

You will first be required to provide your contact information, then prompted to the payment page, which provides instructions for your choice of payment (by mail/check or online via PayPal).

The MPPAW board would like to invite you to join our organization. With nearly 200 members from the Greater Twin Cities area, MPPAW is an organization established to encourage the open exchange of information relevant to psychology as applied to work and human resource management.

20011-2012 dues (Spring):

  • Professional includes CEU credits):
    • $84 for membership + meeting fees
    • $48 for membership only (meeting fee $12)
  • Student
    • $39 for membership + meeting fees
    • $21 for membership only (meeting fee $6)

 

With membership in MPPAW, you also receive:

  • reduced fees for programs presented by distinguished leaders in the field of psychology and work
  • CEU credits
  • email reminders about upcoming meetings
  • notification of newly posted job opportunities
  • annual member directory
  • monthly newsletters

Our monthly meetings are fun, informative, and a great opportunity to network!  Social hour begins at 5:30 p.m. with hors d’oeuvres and beverages, followed by the presentation, which begins at 6:20 p.m. and concludes by 7:45 p.m.  We encourage a dialogue between the presenter and the audience, so be prepared for lively, enlightening discussions.

Click here to join MPPAW or subscribe to the MPPAW mailing list

You will first be required to provide your contact information, then prompted to the payment page, which provides instructions for your choice of payment (by mail/check or online via PayPal.)

 

  • Upcoming Events

    February 21st
    Karen Grabow, Senior Vice President, Business Development Services
    Topic: Leadership Development

  • MNODN Network

    Upcoming Events
    Friday, February 10th, 2012 ( 7:30am - 10:00am - Breakfast and networking from 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM), University of St. Thomas, 1000 LaSalle Ave., MOH 202
    In this session, Vikas Narula will educate participants on the power of informal relationships and why uncovering them should be a central focus for business leaders, executives and organizational development experts.
    More Info and Registration

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