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Breaking News!Minisa Chapter Celebrates 70 Years!
Minisa members are very proud to be the third chapter to charter in the association, on March 5, 1942. Our sister chapter, Kaw Chapter in Topeka, was first to charter on February 11, 1942. At that time the association was known as the National Secretaries Association. 
President Elect: Diana Smith
Secretary: Teresa Virden
Treasurer: Cyndi Mullins, CAP-OM Directors:
Deb Moody, CAP-OM and Margie Williams
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Are you a Career-Minded Administrative Professional?
Career-Minded Administrative Professionals:
- take pride in their work and profession
- have a definite interest in furthering themselves and their employer organizations
- pursue professional development and access to information networks as part of a life-long improvement process
- advance the image of the profession in the business world through their professionalism and positive influence
- realize the value of membership and being active in an association like IAAP
An Excellent Opportunity to Invest in Your Career
Did you know that other career-minded administrative professionals like yourself regularly hold functions throughout the world, learning from interesting speakers, networking, sharing common experiences, building skills and having fun?
You too can have that sense of professional identity and belonging through being a member of Minisa Chapter, IAAP.
Increase your value by investing in your future! The members of Minisa Chapter believe that continuing personal growth is vital to the development of our respective careers in the business world.
Membership in a professional association is evidence to management of your commitment to excellence as a team member. Whatever your job title as an office professional,
active participation in IAAP can help you continue your career growth and assist in your personal and professional development.
By joining the Minisa Chapter of IAAP, you will . . .
A Professional Member is employed as an administrative professional. In addition, those who have attained the CAP or CAP-OM rating, or are instructors of business education may be Professional Members.
A Professional-Merited Member has been a Professional Member for 10 years at the time of retirement; has reached the age of 55; or is forced to retire because of physical disability.
A Student Member is enrolled in business education and can be classified as a student member for a maximum of 4 years.
An Associate Member is an individual, firm, or educational institution, which sustains the objectives of IAAP.
MEMBERSHIP DUES*
Professional Member - $120
Student Member - $73
Associate Member - $195
*Dues include membership in the International Association, Kansas Division, and Minisa Chapter. These amounts include a one-time only new member processing fee of $15.
Full Membership Application Form IMPORTANT: if joining online, you MUST click on Minisa Chapter in order to join the chapter!
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• IAAP members gain the tools and knowledge needed to become more effective contributors to their employers.
• IAAP publications and educational events enable members stay on top of their profession.
• Save time and money – when seeking ideas and know-how for a specific project, IAAP members don’t often have to reinvent the wheel. They can call on the support of their peers and headquarters for advice and for direction on available resources, saving organizations valuable time and money.
• Members receive leadership training and experience that builds their confidence and teamwork skills.
• IAAP members are better-prepared, front-line “ambassadors” for their employers. Having knowledgeable professionals on staff reflects well on your business or service.
• Workers experience professionalism first-hand and aspire to greater professional heights.
• Assistance in recruiting new administrative professionals and in retaining current staff.
• Build a team spirit among administrative professionals across departments and facilities.
• Maximum bang for the buck – access to current business research, targeted publications, selected study materials, certification programs, and more.
• Communication opens between management and administration, producing better work relationships.
• Raises administrative professionals to a level that effectively serves corporate team members.
• Increased feelings of self-worth and competence empower administrative assistants to take on more and tougher challenges instead of waiting for assignments . . . managers get more done with confidence that it is being done right.
These are just a few examples of what can be gained from hiring IAAP members or supporting IAAP membership in your place of business. Contact us for additional information.
Associate Members are individuals, firms, or educational institutions that sustain the objectives of IAAP. For a business or institution, provide name and address of contact person when you join.
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Join online here There are four classifications for IAAP membership
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What's in it for Employers?
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