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The International Association of EAPs in Education
is an autonomous, non-profit association of employee assistance professionals
working in Employee Assistance Programs in K-12, community colleges, colleges
and universities. The Association serves as the forum in which knowledge,
resources, and experiences gained from providing EAP services in educational
settings are shared. This international organization networks employee assistance
professionals who provide services to educational institutions, representatives
of educational institutions
with Employee Assistance Programs and individuals developing Employee
Assistance Programs in educational institutions.
Our Mission
The goals of the International Association of EAPs in Education include providing the following:
- Opportunities for EAP practitioners in educational settings to network and share information.
- Opportunities for practitioners to discuss current EAP programming issues.
- Educational programs which upgrade practitioner's skills.
- Consultation to individuals developing EAPs in educational institutions
Top Ten Advantages of IAEAPE Membership
MEMBERSHIP is open to any individual with a substantial, responsible interest in the employee assistance program or faculty and staff assistance program in an educational institution.
- Professional Peer Support group that operates in a very cooperative and collegial manner
- Group functions in a very participatory manner
- Active "List Serv" participation. Weekly interactions on a wide variety of EAP oriented operations and policy issues. Some of the topics that are routinely discussed are as follows; how to measure utilization rates, responding to outsourcing and RFP issues, Compliance with DOT regulations, staff supervision, Fitness for Duty procedures.
- Presentation and Research opportunities at Annual Conference
- Network opportunities
- Professional Development opportunities and programming
- Very Reasonable Membership Dues ($50 annual)
- International membership directory
- Committee activities and leadership opportunities
- Annual International conference
Contact Information
The IAEAPE Can be contacted via our Secretary, Jim Kendall.
- Telephone
- 615-936-1327
- Postal address
- Vanderbilt University
1211 21 st Avenue South, Suite 010MAB
Nashville, TN 37232-1200 - Electronic mail
- General Information: james.kendall@vanderbilt.edu
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