SELECT MEMBERSHIP TYPE

Click here to apply and submit your application online.

Membership in the NCATC requires a commitment to share information with other institutions and to participate in Coalition activities. All members are strongly urged to register for the annual conference. 

There are two categories of membership:

Coalition Member: Institutions of higher education that have established or are interested in developing an Advanced Technology Center per the criteria below.   Full members have general voting privileges in the Coalition and are eligible to serve on the Coalition’s Board of Directors. The annual fee is $600.

Statewide systems interested in membership, please contact NCATC for additional options.

Affiliate Member:  NCATC serves to assist pipeline development for advanced technology training pathways. We see a direct correlation with K-12 and Adult Vocational Education programs in workforce development. Secondary Institutions that are affiliated with a Coalition Member in good standing and have an interest in and/or affiliation with advanced technology training are eligible for Affiliate Membership in the Coalition. Affiliate Members do NOT have voting privileges in the Coalition. Affiliate Members must be recommended by their affiliate Full Center member and be Board approved. The annual fee is $300.

Coalition Membership Criteria

An Advanced Technology Center operation, ATC, is a commitment of persons and resources in the effort to reach, enhance, and add value to business and industry. 

Beyond bricks and mortar, an ATC operation is a conscious effort to bring together the resources of the college or institution in workforce development, economic development and business and industry outreach. Its organizational model reflects the needs of the local community and by its nature is involved in the application of new and leading-edge technology.

Coalition Membership in the NCATC is reserved for those organizations that fulfill the role of industry and technical training and service through a major commitment of resources, facilities, and focused efforts. To help guide the Membership Committee in its decision-making process, the following is a list of indicators to which each applicant should respond.

PLEASE SUBMIT FLYERS, BROCHURES, ARTICLES, OR OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR INSTITUTION THAT MIGHT PROVE HELPFUL TO THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.

Examples in any or all of the following areas will assist the evaluation of the application.

1. Evidence of an ATC role and one that demonstrates a commitment to the philosophy of industry and technical training and service.
2. Evidence of a commitment of the governing and administrative structures of the institution.   
3. Evidence of a commitment of resources from the institution to the ATC.     
4. Evidence of a pro-active program promotion and delivery.   
5. Evidence of a commitment to providing benefits and services to industry and education beyond training.

Membership in the NCATC requires a commitment to share information with other institutions and to participate in Coalition activities. All members are urged to register for the annual NCATC conference.

If you have questions regarding your application, please call 440.600.7749 or email ncatc1@gmail.com

Note: After receipt and review of your application by the NCATC Board of Directors, you will be notified of status, and if accepted, invoiced per the category of membership.

Click here to apply and submit your application online.