What are the two types of NCA Membership?

The two types of NCA Membership are categorized as Student Participant and Adult. This classification is designed to differentiate between members who are currently enrolled and actively participating in educational programs and those who have completed those programs or are involved in support roles.

Student Participants are individuals who are engaged in JAG programs during their academic career and are working towards their graduation. They are the primary focus of the program as the initiative is built around helping students succeed in their educational and career paths.

The Adult membership typically includes educators, mentors, or professionals who play a role in guiding and supporting the Student Participants. This structure ensures that there is a supportive framework surrounding the students to enhance their learning experience and skills development.

Understanding these membership types is crucial as it highlights the commitment to both student engagement and the involvement of adult advocates who can provide valuable resources and support for the students within the JAG framework.