Text Box: Our form is currently being revised. We will post it again shortly with new membership application information. Members: Need to update your information for our records? Please include current: Name, Mailing Address, Billing Address, Preferred Phone Number, Email, Place of Employment, and any questions, comments, or ways we can improve to Tracy Crowther. ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP: The active membership of the Association shall consist of Chiefs of Police, Chiefs of Detectives, Heads of Bureaus of Identification or Investigation, Sheriffs and all other persons who are engaged in the science of Identification and who are bona fide employees of, and receiving salaries from National, State, County or Municipal governments, or some subdivision thereof. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP: All reputable persons, wholly or partially engaged in any of the various phases of the science of identification and who are not qualified for Active membership, are hereby eligible to become Associate members: they shall in all respects, be subject to the same rules, fees and charges, and entitled to the same rights and privileges as Active members, except they shall not be entitled to hold office or vote. THE NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION of the INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION for IDENTIFICATION: The North Carolina Division of the International Association for Identification held its first meeting in High Point, NC on February 6,1938, and received its charter from the parent organization of the IAI on March 14, 1938. The North Carolina Division is the third oldest state division. The parent organization has members in all 50 states and in many other countries and possessions. PURPOSE: The N.C.I.A.I. is an academic association whose purpose is to associate persons engaged in the many fields of forensic science and criminal investigation. To assist in the education and standardization of scientific analysis and crime detection and to provide for those engaged in the field to meet, discuss, and stay abreast of changing methodology and technology. BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP: MEETINGS – The association produces a two to three day training conference twice each year – One in the spring, and one in the fall. The semi-annual education conferences provide an outstanding opportunity to personally establish effective professional (and personal) working relationships with others engaged in the field. PUBLICATION - Each member receives the association’s newsletter published at least twice per year. The newsletter contains articles about recent developments in techniques and instrumentation – as well as general articles concerning various aspects of forensic science. Members are informed of meetings, seminars, and information concerning the activities of members. Want to Join Our Parent Organization, The IAI? Want to join the parent organization as well? While the benefits of being a member of the NCIAI are clear, there are many more great benefits of being a member of our parent organization, The International Association for Identification as well. Please visit the IAI’s Membership Webpage for more information.
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