Membership cards are available for download from your profile. Log-in at members.thesnowpros.org and click “My Profile” and then click the
Get the Details →Good news! We have a Student CEU Waiver available for current students in a full time capacity pursuing a degree
Get the Details →There is no minimum age to become a member. Anyone under the age of 18 must have a paper application
Get the Details →A former member, from one to five years in arrears, may pay back dues to become active and retain certification.
Get the Details →Dues for active membership are $125 annually. $56.00 of dues stays with the Rocky Mountain Division and $69.00 is the
Get the Details →When you want to transfer from one division to another, please contact the division you are wanting to transfer to
Get the Details →Yes, you can pay your dues online. You must logon to www.thesnowpros.org and log-in to access your online account. You
Get the Details →You need to become a Registered Instructor and provide verification of any certifications that you might hold in another country.
Get the Details →We mail out our annual dues bill in early May. Dues are due on June 30th every year. After the
Get the Details →The National office recognizes 10, 20, 30 and 40 year members. The Rocky Mountain Division recognizes 25, 35, 45 and
Get the Details →We give all of our members almost two months to pay their annual dues. After the due date the late
Get the Details →The 32 Degrees magazine is published and mailed in the Fall (late September or early October), December and February.
Get the Details →The annual fee for a registered instructor is $125 per year and there is no proration. Our fiscal year starts
Get the Details →The National office sends out the Accessories Catalog with complete listings of all the education materials and PSIA and AASI
Get the Details →Alumni status is for an instructor who is not teaching and not planning to return to teaching. You must submit
Get the Details →Rocky Mountain Division no longer sends out paper copies of Instructor to Instructor. Instead, a monthly Instructor to Instructor e-newsletter
Get the Details →To maintain your certification you must keep your Rocky Mountain dues current and you need to take 12 hours (formerly
Get the Details →You can order educational materials online at www.thesnowpros.org
Get the Details →Yes, any clinic in our curriculum guide counts as your educational credit requirements. You don’t have to take a clinic
Get the Details →Pro deals are a benefit through the National office. Please call the National office at 303-987-9390 or go to their
Get the Details →You can check your online account on our web site or call the office at 970-879-8335 and have one of
Get the Details →If you get behind on your clinic credits, in the next dues billing statement you will be assessed a prepay
Get the Details →Scholarship info can be found here: http://www.psia-rm.org/membership/member-benefits/scholarships
Get the Details →If you’ve been injured and can not take clinics during a season that you are due clinic credits, please provide
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