How to become an IAPCT member
To join, our membership fees are US$60.00 for a full Professional Membership, and US$10.00 for a Student Membership per year. Payment can be made by either by going to PayPal or by sending a check to our Treasurer, Bruce Nevin (ask for the address by contacting our Secretary).
Whether using PayPal or check, please make sure that your name and email address are also provided to ensure that your records with us are up-to-date. Further information, if needed, can be obtained by contacting our Secretary, Joanne Forsyth (secretary@iapct.org).
Benefits of the International Association for Perceptual Control Theory Membership
Being a member of the International Association for Perceptual Control Theory (IAPCT) offers a range of professional, developmental, and community-based benefits.
Join a Global Professional Community
Membership provides access to an international network of researchers, practitioners, and educators working with Perceptual Control Theory (PCT). Members are part of a collaborative community focused on advancing theory, research, and practice.
Professional Visibility
Members may be listed on the IAPCT website, helping to promote professional services, expertise, and areas of work within the wider PCT community.
Conferences and Events
Members benefit from reduced registration fees for the annual IAPCT international conference and other association events, supporting ongoing engagement with cutting-edge developments in the field.
Contribute to the Development of PCT
Members are invited to contribute to IAPCT’s charitable and educational mission by supporting the dissemination and advancement of PCT across research and practice settings. Members are also encouraged to contribute content to the IAPCT website (such as informative articles and blog posts) as well as to the IAPCT newsletter.
Opportunities for Project Support
Where available, members may apply for small grants or seed funding to support pilot projects, dissemination activities, or practice-based initiatives.
Professional Involvement and Leadership
Members can take part in committees, working groups, and conference organisation, with opportunities to shape the direction and activities of the association.