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Individual Member This membership is open to professionals, academics, practitioners, and all individuals interested in the field of CIE. LEARN MOREStudent Member Student membership is open to individuals currently enrolled in a college or university undergraduate or graduate program. LEARN MOREEmeritus Member Emeritus status is open to individuals age 65 and older, who have held membership in the Society for the last 10+ years and are not full-time employees of a professional institution. LEARN MOREHonorary Fellow Honorary Fellow status is granted to senior members who have received the CIES Honorary Fellows Award. This award recognizes life-long service and significant contribution to the field of CIE. LEARN MORESIG Membership You must be a member of CIES to join a Special Interest Group. Our SIGs directory gives a complete list of the mission and work of our over 37 Special Interest Groups (SIGs). LEARN MOREAdvocacy Groups Three standing committees are also advocacy groups and offer membership to anyone who is interested in supporting their work. As a CIES member you are eligible to join these groups at any time. LEARN MOREMembership BenefitsGet ConnectedParticipate in one of the most vital and fast-growing field of education. Become a member of dedicated research communities via Special Interest Groups (SIGs).Enable member-only website features, including Society records and member directory search. Get AccessKeep up with top research via annual subscription to Comparative Education Review. Learn more about the Society and member activities in the CIES Perspectives newsletter. Get InvolvedMake your voice heard by casting votes in leadership elections, surveys, and referendums. Find out about the latest news and job postings via weekly and special announcements. Get SavingsPay discounted member rates when registering to present or attend at the CIES Annual Conference. Receive access to the CER whole back catalog without extra fees for issues or articles. Why CIES ?"The annual CIES conference creates a social space where human beings from many different parts of the world connect on topics on topics of mutual interest and learn from one another (even from those [with whom]they may strongly disagree). The greatest value of being a member of this society has from my interactions with people who have different frames reference and different realities." (Maria Fatima Rodrigues, 1999) "For more than a half century the Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) has been my professional "home from the sea and home from the hill." To be sure, I have worked in many places - universities, states, countries - but year after year the Society has enriched my professional career in a truly special and unique way as an intellectual home." (Erwin Epstein 2016) |