Membership

The AAS Demographics Committee will be working closely with AIP's Statistical Research Center to survey US members in 2024. Here, the Committee shares a brief overview of the 2021 Demographics Survey results.

The grace period for membership ends soon. If you don't renew by Friday, 8 March, your AAS membership will be suspended and renewals after that date will incur a $10 late fee.

Want to help give visibility to deserving scientists, educators, and amateur astronomers? Volunteer now to serve on one of this year's prize and award committees for the AAS.

Don't miss out! Renew your AAS membership before the end of the year to receive a 15% discount on your share of the author charges for a paper published in an AAS journal in 2024.

Whether you want to personalize your meeting supplies, celebrate our 125th anniversary, or just want to observe the night sky in style, you’re going to look stellar in AAS gear.

Your membership renewal reminder, invoice, and a handy return envelope will arrive in your mailbox soon. Don't let your member benefits lapse!

The American Astronomical Society takes pride in creating, nurturing, and convening our broad astronomical sciences community, and we invite you to grow with us by renewing your membership for 2024.

The AAS Early Career Engagement Task Force seeks ideas, opinions, and information about your experiences. Please take the survey by 15 September 2023.

NASA has chosen Dr. Jane Rigby, an AAS member and elected At-Large Trustee, as the new senior project scientist for the JWST mission.

Support the astronomical sciences community by serving as a volunteer for an AAS committee or working group. Several of these groups have terms that begin in June, and sign-ups this month will be greatly appreciated.