Please pay membership due via Paypal to the following recipient: capeepaypal@gmail.com.
Receipt will be available upon request made as a note on the payment.
Receipt will be available upon request made as a note on the payment.
CAPEES membership is an essential part of being in the CAPEES community and it offers substantial benefits and opportunities to its members. Environmental engineering and science (EES) scholars, students, and professionals are all welcome to join CAPEES. While CAPEES was established by a group of Chinese-American who work in the EES profession in the US, it has attracted members around the world over the years. Membership fee will be used to support the operation of CAPEES, organization of workshops and CAPEES activities, and potentially awards to CAPEES members. There are three categories of membership as described below:
1. Life member $400
If you hold a full-time tenured faculty appointment in the field of Environmental Engineering and Science at a higher education institution in North America.
2. Regular member $20/year; due on or before January 31
If you presently hold a full-time faculty appointment, or a position deemed equivalent by the Membership Committee, in the field of EES at a higher education institution in North America.
3. Affiliated member $10/year; due on or before January 31
If you are (a) a graduate student or post-doctoral scholar in the field of EES at a higher education institution in North America, or (b) a professor or research scientist in the field of EES at a university outside North America.
1. Life member $400
If you hold a full-time tenured faculty appointment in the field of Environmental Engineering and Science at a higher education institution in North America.
2. Regular member $20/year; due on or before January 31
If you presently hold a full-time faculty appointment, or a position deemed equivalent by the Membership Committee, in the field of EES at a higher education institution in North America.
3. Affiliated member $10/year; due on or before January 31
If you are (a) a graduate student or post-doctoral scholar in the field of EES at a higher education institution in North America, or (b) a professor or research scientist in the field of EES at a university outside North America.
