IDCEC Associate Member Status |
Those organizations that offer continuing education courses suitable for interior designers but also offer continuing education courses that are not suitable for interior designers. |
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Responsibilities as an Associate Member Associate Member list
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Advantages |
Reciprocity: Interior designer participants taking approved Associate member courses can receive automatic credit for CEU requirements with any IDCEC organization in the United States and Canada (ASID, IDC, IIDA, IDEC). Conversely, if Associate member desires, the assocate member organization can award their required CEU credit to individuals who take any or selected associate members-approved courses. Associate member courses are automatically approved for state CEU requirements in those states where IDCEC courses are universally accepted such as New Mexico, Missouri, and Florida. Associate members may approve their own CEU courses for IDCEC credit that are offered only one time (such as those associated with conferences). Courses seeking IDCEC credit that are offered repeatedly are subject to review by the fellow IDCEC organizations using a simple proposal process.
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Responsibilities as an Associate Member |
There are no membership dues or other fees—membership is entirely free. However, associate member organizations are expected to regularly attend the bi-annual IDCEC meetings at their own expense that are held in various locations throughout the United States. Associate member’s voices are welcome at the IDCEC table and shape international policy. |