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CLICK HERE TO RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIPMEMBERSHIP BENEFITSThe Journal: Members receive the Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary, which is published semi-annually by Pepperdine University School of Law. The Journal is widely recognized as the finest and most scholarly publication focusing on developments affecting the administrative judiciary. Click here for a link to the NAALJ Journal webpage. Annual Educational Conferences: Members receive discounts on registration fees for the conference held in conjunction with the NAALJ annual meeting. Our next Annual Conference will be in Portland, Oregon in 2015. Our last Annual Conference was in Memphis, Tennessee (September 2014). Recent conferences were held in Chicago, Illinois (September 2013); New Orleans, Louisiana; Santa Fe, New Mexico (2011); Malibu, California (2010), Orlando, Florida (2009), New York City (2008), Washington, D.C. (2007), and Seattle, Washington (2006). Affiliate Challenge Grants: Each NAALJ affiliate may choose a member to attend the annual meeting and conference. The recipient will be chosen and designated by the individual Affiliate organization and will be awarded a check for $500 during the conference to help defray expenses. The affiliate is challenged to reimburse the recipient for all or a portion of the remaining expenses. Midyear Seminars: Members receive discounts on fees for midyear seminars on topics of interest to administrative adjudicators. Our last midyear seminar was held in Annapolis, Maryland (2015) with the 2014 Midyear in Indianapolis, Indiana. Other recent midyear Conferences took place in Reno, Nevada (2012), Atlanta, Georgia (2011), Montreal, Canada (2010 in conjunction with the Canadian Council of Administrative Tribunals’ Fifth International Conference); Little Rock, Arkansas (2009) and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (2008). NAALJ Newsletter: Members receive the NAALJ News, which reports on board, committee, and membership activities and on administrative law topics. Mediation Training: Members receive discounts on this popular program, offered through the National Judicial College, which is geared specifically to adjudicators in the administrative law field. This training has taken place in locations such as Santa Fe, New Mexico; Atlanta, Georgia; Hunt Valley, Maryland; and Reno, Nevada. Scholarships: Tuition scholarships are available for NAALJ members to attend courses at the National Judicial College. NAALJ is also a significant contributor to the Arthur A. Gladstone Memorial Scholarship Fund at NJC. Fellowship: The National Administrative Law Judge Foundation (NALJF) is the public interest arm of NAALJ. NALJF endows an annual Fellowship to encourage research and scholarship in the area of administrative law. Each year, the NALJF Fellow writes an article for publication in the NAALJ Journal and delivers a presentation at the annual conference. The Fellow receives a $1,500 cash stipend and an all-expenses-paid trip to the conference. Committees and Sections: Members are encouraged to join one or more of NAALJ’s various committees and sections, both to network with others who hear similar types of cases and to help NAALJ fulfill its mission of improving the quality of administrative adjudication. * NAALJ does not provide for pro-rated dues nor issue refunds |