This document is intended for all individuals who are, or want to become a member of the Association. There are two basic types of Association s membership, the so-called direct members, and indirect members. Most members of the Association are direct members. The affiliated organisation is then responsible for passing on this information and the appropriate membership fee to the Association s Membership Secretary and Treasurer. Not all affiliated organisations may provide this facility, however.
Indirect members have to follow the instructions from their affiliated organisation.
With your membership fee, the Association tries to encourage and maintain interest in the application of Information Technology and Information Communication Technology in all branches of historical study. In some cases, discounted conference fees will be available for members of the Association. The Council is composed of the Board, plus nominated representatives of the Association s affiliated organisations. The Association s Board is responsible for the management and control of all of the administrative functions and business affairs of the Association. In particular, it is responsible for implementing the Association s policies and activities in relation to it s stated aims and objectives.