International Associate Membership

*International members receive online-only subscriptions to Blood and ASH Clinical News. If you are interested in receiving a print subscription to Blood, there is an annual postage surcharge of $100.

Key Dates and Deadlines

ASH membership is from January 1 to December 31. Membership dues are paid annually and cover the calendar year.

ASH International Associate membership applications are considered on a rolling basis. However, please note that it takes 2-3 weeks to process these applications.

How to Apply

You will need the following information to complete your application:

• Academic history
• Work experience
• Curriculum vitae
• Letter from your training program director certifying that you are a post-doctoral fellow or trainee, indicating the type of program, and specifying the expected completion date. Please use the following template as an example of how to compose your letter. Please include it on school letterhead.

To apply by email, fax, or mail, please complete the International Associate membership application and submit it to ASH Customer Service using one of the methods listed below.

Email: customerservice@hematology.org

Fax: 202-292-0250

Mail:
ASH Membership
PO Box 251
Annapolis Junction, MD 20701

Membership Renewals

For members with more than two years of unpaid dues, active membership status can be restored upon payment of two years of past dues plus current year’s dues. Only the paid membership years will be counted towards the Emeritus eligibility. These dues can be paid by visiting the renew now portal or by re-applying for membership according to the schedule above.

For International Associate members in their last year of post-doctoral fellowship, their member category will transition to International membership the following year. Their dues will increase accordingly and are due December 31 of their last year of International Associate membership.

To discuss your renewal options, please contact Customer Service.

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