As a Registered Paid Member:

You receive the KM Newsletter which serves the overall Knowledge Management Monthly newsletters containing valuable industry-related information and articles. Get Access to the NASA Federal Credit Union membership Program.
You become eligible to apply for the Certified Knowledge Management Engineer (CKME)®, Certified Knowledge Management Auditor (CKMA)®, Certified Knowledge Management Specialist (CKMS)®, and Certified Professional Knowledge Manager (CPKM)® professional designation. Access to KM Thought leaders and networking opportunities at Industry Leading Global Conferences. Access to over 2000 Knowledge Management Job Opportunities. You will have access to Live KM Webinars, other resources, and discounts on CKME®, CKMA®, CKMS®, & CPKM® Certification Examination, and study materials. Discount on Preparation Material for the entire certification examination. You will be a part of the Knowledge Management Professional community and enjoy the networking opportunities and enhance your standing within your organization.

You Must Do The Following:

You must be currently enrolled in a four-year college or graduate from an accredited university in the United States of America or around the world.
You must be a professional in the field of Knowledge Management, Information Technology, Program/Project Management, Business Management, Cyber Security, or any other related profession. The membership is also available to any organization interested in developing a Knowledge Management process, and/or want to adhere to ISO 30401:2018 and have established a functional knowledge management system.
You must PROMISE to adhere to the Association's code of conduct and must be over the age of 18 for student membership and must be enrolled in school or taking college credit and willing to provide three academic references of professors who can attest for you.
You must NOT have been convicted of a misdemeanor, felony offense, or been terminated from an employer with cause for fraud, wire fraud, child abuse, human trafficking, drug-related criminal offenses, issues involving financial impropriety.