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Amaga 2020 Individual.Pdf Tax invoice Membership category Payment details ABN 83 048 139 955 Membership Form Regular (Loyalty) Concession* (Loyalty) Membership Fee $ (inc of GST) (inc of GST) + Networks $ Individual □ $180 ($162) □ $90 ($81) + Donation* $ Your information Individual (existing Total Payable $ New member ICOM members only) □ $171 ($153) □ $86 ($76.50) □ Australian Museums and Galleries Association AMaGA Membership Card * Donations over $2.00 are tax deductible. □ Renewing member Individual employed by a member - Australian Museums and Galleries Association □ $144 ($144**) Member number (if known) AMaGA □ Membership Card institution Individual employed Payment method AMaGA by a member Please email or post your completed form for payment □ Please send me a new membership card □ $144 ($144**) - Member Number institution (existing New members will automatically get sent a card. Expiry processing. Your receipt and membership card or sticker will be Member Name AMaGA is a partner to ICOM members only) Renewing members will receive a sticker with your Australian AMaGA Museums ICOM Australia. and Galleries If found, please return to Association PO Box 24, Deakin West receipt/invoice to attach to your current card. Member ACT 2600 issued when payment has been processed. * Concession rates available to retired, full-time students, pensioners, unemployed Member Number Expiry Member Name and volunteers Australian AMaGA is a partner to Museums ICOM Australia. and Galleries If found, please return to Association PO Box 24, Deakin West Member ACT 2600 made payable to Australian Museums and Galleries Association ** Discounts are capped at 20% □ Cheque Title □ Mr □ Miss □ Ms □ Mrs □ Dr □ Name Loyalty Discount Members of more than five consecutive years can claim a 10% loyalty Credit Card (Visa or Mastercard only) discount on their membership. The discount does not apply to networks. □ If you are unsure of your status, contact the National Office, or it should Card Number If your details haven’t changed, you can skip to Membership category be written on your membership renewal notice. Expiry Date National Networks Phone National Networks offer their members exclusive benefits Email in addition to AMaGA membership. Networks produce □ Direct Deposit / EFT newsletters, offer bursaries, hold events and offer a network of BSB: 062 900 □ Please don’t email colleagues with similar interests. Account Number: 10216161 Note: Emails with iiNet, Webone, Westnet, Grapevine, Internode, Netspace, or Ozemail can have Name of Account: Museums Australia issues receiving AMaGA bulk emails. Ask your provider, or supply an alternative, i.e. Gmail. Description: Please include your name as the National Networks Fee □ Evaluation & $15 Postal Address Visitor Research reference □ Art Craft Design $22 □ Exhibitions $9.90 Declaration: In becoming a member of AMaGA, I agree to subscribe City to the aims, objectives and Code of Ethics of Australian Museums and □ CAUMAC $27.50 □ Historians $11 Galleries Assocation Incorporated and ICOM. State Postcode I am not a dealer (i.e. buying or selling for profit) in cultural material. Community □ $11 IMTALAP $15 Museums □ Signature: Occupation / Position Title □ Education $16.50 □ Murray $22 Museum Affiliation AMaGA use only □ Emerging $16.50 □ Performing Arts $22 Professionals Heritage Date Inv POS Individual Membership Benefits (formerly Museums Australia Inc) Involvement in a vibrant community Australian Museums and Galleries Association and your information Eligibility to stand for officer position on Council, Branches Membership Form and Networks For new or renewing individual members in 2020 Please visit www.amaga.org.au for our Privacy Policy Statement. Voting rights Acknowledgements Access to international news, views and information Australian Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA) is through our partnership with ICOM Australia proud to acknowledge the following supporters of the national organisation: Museums Victoria, the Australia Libraries and Networking opportunities at events and through National Information Association, AARnet and Western Australian Networks Museum. AMaGA is a partner of ICOM Australia (ICOM is the International Council of Museums, based in Paris). Automatic Branch membership (for your state/territory) National Office Contact Details Eligibility to get membership to National Networks Postal Address PO Box 24 Exclusive site access at amaga.org.au Deakin West ACT 2600 E-mail News and Events Bulletins Street Address ALIA House Level 1, 9-11 Napier Close E-mail Jobs Bulletins Deakin ACT 2600 Biannual Magazine in the mail and access to online archive Telephone 02 6230 0346 Discounts to AMaGA events and conference Email [email protected] Negotiated discounts on other events held in partnership Web amaga.org.au with AMaGA Complimentary entry to Australian museums/galleries and discounts to special exhibitions AMaGA publication discounts on selected items Membership Card Cover photo: Samuel Zeller amaga.org.au.
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