ITRC members contribute to Project Teams and Programs. Membership is open to representatives from government, the private sector, academics, and public stakeholders. Other affiliations or individuals who share ITRC’s strategic direction and mission and dedicate time and provide substantive input to ITRC may also be eligible for membership.
Free Membership
Private Sector Membership
- Employees of state, federal, tribal, local and international government agencies
- Employees and students of academic institutions
- Public and emeritus stakeholders
- State non-profit association staff and members
Membership is available to private sector companies and private trade associations through the ITRC Industry Affiliates Program (IAP).
Companies and Associations can join the IAP on a calendar year or half-year basis, which allows for their employees to participate in ITRC Project Teams and Programs.
How do I become an ITRC Member?
Interested individuals must apply for membership and be approved to become an ITRC member. There is no deadline to apply for membership and it is renewed on a yearly basis. Please see additional information here:
ITRC members must join an ITRC Project Team or Program. Learn more about our Teams and Programs:
- ITRC Project Teams
- Industry Affiliates Program
- Board of Advisors
- State Engagement Program
- Emerging Environmental Leaders Forum (must be active on a Project Team first)
What it means to be a Member
Commitment
- Project teams are active for an average of two years, with membership commitment varying based on the roles you take on
- Member roles
- Active members participate, listen, and engage in monthly and subgroup meetings
- Active members engage in research, writing, and/or editing of the fact sheets and/or full guidance documents
- Subgroup leaders (higher commitment) lead and coordinate subgroup meetings and have more communication with the team leads and program advisors
Project Team Meetings
- Almost all project team meetings are virtual since our membership is spread across the country and beyond
- Each team has at least two in-person meetings per year: one at the ITRC Annual Meeting in the Spring and one in the Summer/Fall
- Attendance at the in-person meetings is not required, but encouraged for those who are able to attend
Have any questions?
Taylor Voelkel
ITRC Project Manager