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Become an AAUP Partner!

The Association of American University Presses is dedicated to the support of creative and effective scholarly communications. Founded in 1937, AAUP is an organization of more than 120 not-for-profit scholarly publishers. Through its programs and information resources, AAUP helps its member presses fulfill their shared commitment to scholarship, the academy, and society.

A new opportunity to support the work of AAUP

AAUP acknowledges that there are many contributors to the continued success of our mission. Participation in the AAUP Partners Program offers an opportunity for key service providers and related organizations to give annual support to AAUP and be formally recognized by AAUP for that support. The AAUP Partners Program will help strengthen and energize the future of scholarly communication.

List of current AAUP Partners

Benefits of AAUP Partnership

Companies and organizations that become AAUP Partners enjoy the following benefits:

• Listing as an AAUP Partner in the Association’s annual membership Directory. The Directory is widely used by the AAUP membership and also is sold to faculty and others interested in scholarly publishing.
  
• Two complimentary copies of the AAUP Directory.
  
• A listing and hyperlink on AAUP’s website.
  
• Registration at the reduced member rate for up to 3 people at AAUP Annual Meetings.
  
• A 30% discount on exhibit space at AAUP Annual Meetings.
  
• The opportunity to contribute suggestions for program topics and panels at AAUP Annual Meetings.
  
• Recognition as an AAUP Partner in AAUP Annual Reports and in the Association’s online newsletter.

The annual fee for participation in the AAUP Partners Program is $2000.

Download an AAUP Partners Program fact sheet and application form.

For more information on becoming an AAUP Partner, contact Susan Patton at
spatton@aaupnet.org or 212/989-1010 x25.