Associate memberships of the consortium are held by major national and state chiropractic associations and active chiropractic technique societies. For the most part, representatives of these groups are not voting members of the consortium, but are active on committees and research projects. This membership category provides an excellent opportunity for the sponsoring groups to observe and participate in investigative projects. The benefits of associate membership for these groups is significant. The association or society can obtain first hand information on chiropractic research projets, from the planning stage through publication of the results, and are in a position to help plan scientific research symposia sponsored by the consortium.
Every meeting provides for a learning environment into the many facets of critical science.
As a part of the long-range planning process, membership development becomes an important process. All Rights Reserved, Dynamic Chiropractic, 2001.