State of Idaho
Idaho Chapter

 Member Benefits


Training Opportunities: Training is available through subchapter meetings, educational workshops, State Educational Conferences, the District XIV Institute and the annual International Conference.

Scholarships: The Logan S. Chambers individual scholarship is awarded for pursuit of job-related study at accredited schools. Educational grants are available for first-year members. The State Chapter and local Subchapters offer assistance for attending annual conferences.

Workforce Professional Development Program (WPDP): WPDP is a series of study guides and examinations that provide an opportunity to learn more about the workforce system which will enhance career growth. Those that complete the program are awarded the designation of Workforce Development Master.

Legislative Representation: IAWP represents each member in the nation's capitol. Dues help finance a legislative liaison who speaks directly to our representatives. A grassroots legislative network at the local level helps keep members and congress informed of workforce development issues.

Communication: You'll receive the Workforce Professional publication which features workforce development trends, association business, book reviews and workplace tips. You will also receive the Idaho Chapter newsletter, the ITEMS.

Recognition: There are individual and group achievement award programs on both the state and international levels. These include the Award of Merit, Citation Award, Gary Rahn Service to Clients, Specialized Customer Services, Art Rowe Services to Veterans, Retiree of the Year, Mary Upchurch Spirit of IAWP, International Development, Clyde Williams/Ron Cutler Membership Awards and Subchapter Activity.

Savings: You'll qualify for savings on services such as discounted travel services and hotel reservations, car rental discounts, credit card programs and low-cost group medical, life and auto insurance plans.

Networking: Membership gives you numerous opportunities to meet and exchange ideas with people just like you. Whether they are from the next county or the next country, you'll find common things that will help you increase your effectiveness both personally and professionally. Networking happens at any of the IAWP functions, whether it is a subchapter, state or international conference or workshops provided by the association.

Service To Community: IAWP prides itself with being active in community service projects. You get back from the community what you put into it. IAWP sponsors projects such as adopt-a-family, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, telethons, Santa-for-Seniors, disaster relief and food bank donations.

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