Join or Renew Your Membership

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The ASA is dedicated to serving sociologists in their work, advancing sociology as a science and profession, and promoting the contributions and use of sociology to society. Any individual interested in these objectives is eligible for membership in the ASA. It is the policy of the ASA to recruit, invest in, and empower a diverse membership with an equitable and welcoming environment for all. This includes people of various cultures, nationalities, ages, races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, gender identities, socioeconomic statuses, religions, physical or mental abilities, and political affiliations, as well as first generation students and faculty members. This also includes people employed in all types of educational institutions–ranging from research intensive universities to community colleges and high schools, and those employed in practice settings—including government, business, non-profits, or other applied contexts. As a national association, we place value on dismantling power inequalities. We engage and respect diverse experiences through all our programmatic activities and in the business of the Association.


Click Here to Join/Renew

Log in to the ASA Member Portal with your username (primary email) and password, or if you have never had an ASA account, create one.

If you had an account prior to May 9, 2024, the date when ASA transitioned to a new member portal, and you have not yet signed into the new member portal, your old login credentials will no longer work and you must complete the following steps:

(1) Click Forgot your Password? under the Email/Username field.

(2) Enter your primary email address in the Email field and click Send Login Information.

(3) Follow the instructions in the password reset email. Make sure your new password is at least 8 characters long and contains one number, one uppercase and lowercase character, and one special character.

For assistance please contact [email protected] or call 202-383-9005 option 1.


Membership Benefits

ASA membership supports you in five career-enhancing ways.


Membership Categories and Dues

Regardless of your income level, there is an ASA membership category for you.


Pick Your Own Sponsorship Initiative

As we grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, the ensuing economic crisis, and social upheaval in our nation, ASA has launched a special dues initiative designed to respond to the needs of all ASA members, keep the Association strong, and build our sociological community.


Access Your ASA Member Portal

Log in to access your ASA Member Portal, where you can join ASA, complete your Member Information Form, submit an Annual Meeting proposal, add sections, get receipts, change your username or password, access the Member Directory or Career Center, and much more.

If you had an account prior to May 9, 2024, the date when ASA transitioned to a new member portal, and you have not yet signed into the new member portal, your old login credentials will no longer work and you must complete the steps provided above under Click Here to Join/Renew.


Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question? The answer is probably here.

ASA Membership Is Valuable for Students

I value my ASA membership for professional development, and having a sense of community and opportunities to make a difference. Through ASA Sections, I embraced a longstanding community of scholars, educators, and sociological practitioners. Many members have become my good friends and trusted mentors. And by utilizing ASA travel and research funds, I have built on projects that positively impact society. To give back to the ASA community, I became active in the Student Forum, supporting student peers as they come to embody the future of our discipline.

— Aaron Arredondo, Doctoral Candidate
Department of Sociology, University of Missouri

ASA is a Community

Something I really value about ASA is being part of a community. Although it didn’t happen right away, at this point I feel like sociologists all over the country and the world are among my closest friends and contacts, and meetings feel like reunions. It has given me lots of opportunities to get involved and to get to know new people every time I do. That’s given me a broader sense of the discipline and a feeling that I’m a part of it.

— Wendy Roth, Professor
University of Pennsylvania

ASA Has Collective and Individual Benefits

I value being part of an association that is fundamentally committed to increasing knowledge about society and that is willing to speak publicly about pressing issues.  As an individual sociologist I value the opportunities to connect to like-minded colleagues from whom I learn, by whom I am inspired, and with whom I have often collaborated.   

— Rhys Williams, Professor
Loyola University Chicago