BECOME A MEMBER TODAY

To become a member, follow the instructions below.

Step 1: If you have NOT registered for your NCADA Association Membership Platform (also known as your AMP Account), click here to request an account confirmation request. You will receive an email from the AMP Mailman inviting you to join the NCADA as a Dual Member (NCADA/NIAAA).

**** If you were a member and let your membership lapse, click the link above and choose to have your membership reactivated in AMP and rejoin the NCADA/NIAAA.

Step 2: Confirmation Email

1. Click the ‘click here to confirm your account link
2. Enter and confirm your password
3. Login to AMP to:

1. Update Membership and Contact Information
2. View/Update Your Forms (personal profile, school, etc.)
3. Register for the Conference and LTI Courses
4. Communicate with fellow ADs

WHY THE NCADA/NIAAA?

Athletic Administrators consistently contribute the longest days among staff members in most American school districts. The second workday begins when the regular school day ends, and what has been planned, organized, and implemented by the athletic administrator, goes into action. Whether an athletic administrator, assistant principal in charge of athletics, athletic director, coordinator, liaison, or supervisor, there is a delicate balance between professional, personal time, and family, as the “AD” provides student participation opportunities within education-based athletic programs.

How does being a part of a professional association fit a busy lifestyle? What does this professional organization provide that will assist in adding order to a sometimes-hectic schedule? How can individuals with a heart for helping others succeed be assured they are affiliated with a like-minded group?

Suppose you are involved in administering interscholastic athletics at the high or middle school. In that case, you should join the North Carolina Athletic Administrators Association and the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. Both are professional organizations administered by and for athletic administrators for:

• Promoting the professional growth and image of interscholastic athletic administrators
• Promoting the development and prestige of state athletic administrators’ organizations which will contribute, in cooperation with state high school associations, to the interscholastic athletic program of each state
• Providing an efficient system for the exchange of ideas between the National Federation of State High School Associations and state athletic directors’ organizations, and individual athletic administrators
• Preserving the educational nature of interscholastic athletics and the place of these programs in the curricula of schools

As we lead each day in school communities helping build tomorrow’s future, each of us understands and relies on such qualities as integrity, credibility, and a shared mission. These practical and often emotional criteria assist in determining in what areas we will rely on, share experiences, and devote time and energy to.

The NCADA/NIAAA champions the profession of administering athletic programs in our nation’s high schools and middle schools. No other association values, promotes, preserves, supports, and stands ready to uplift the cause of the athletic administrator as does the NCADA/NIAAA. Providing education, leadership, and service platforms allows the NCADA/NIAAA to best help colleagues network, choose from resources, draw from best practices, and give back to their profession while advancing in their careers.

Insurance Benefits
The NIAAA provides members with several insurance benefits.

Liability Insurance -the NIAAA provides each regular member excess liability coverage up to $2,000,000. Excess means coverage beyond any other coverage the member has through his/her employer. This liability insurance covers any suits for claims involving bodily injury or property damage. This liability does not cover suits for discrimination, wrongful suspension of a coach or athlete, or any other claim not involving bodily injury or property damage. Suits for such claims occurring during employment would have to be covered by the employer. (NOTE: NIAAA members serving on the NIAAA Board or NIAAA Committees are covered under the NIAAA’s Directors and Officers Policy) For additional information, go to the Bollinger Insurance website at www.BollingerNIAAA.com.

Term Life Insurance -the NIAAA provides $2,500 term life insurance for any current member, with the exception of student members. The benefit is paid to the surviving spouse or the estate (if there is no surviving spouse) unless a beneficiary form has been completed and sent to the NIAAA office. Should the insured prefer to specify a beneficiary, please download and complete a beneficiary form. Mail the completed form to the NIAAA office at 9100 Keystone Crossing, Suite 650, Indianapolis, IN 46240. All members (except student members) are eligible for this life insurance as long as they were current members of the NIAAA upon their death. For additional information, go to the Bollinger Insurance website atwww.BollingerNIAAA.com.

AFLAC Excess Accident and Cancer Insurance -All NIAAA members are entitled to purchase AFLAC Accident and/or Cancer Insurance at discounted association group rates.

Long-Term Health Care Insurance -All NIAAA members are entitled to purchase long-term health care insurance at discounted association group rates. Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company offers the insurance. Several different policy options are available.