Join NAP, EAP and eNAP

Bylaw on Obtaining eNAP Membership: "ARTICLE III - Members. Section 1. Obtaining Membership. The unit shall accept as a member any NAP member who requests unit membership. Provisional membership shall be granted by majority vote upon request at a unit meeting to any non-member of NAP and upon their submission of an online application."

You can complete our application for membership online.

In the Zoom meeting for our monthly unit meeting, "rename" (change) your Zoom name if necessary to show your full name.  Guests are encouraged to prefix their Zoom name with a "G-". All are encouraged to add a state or non-USA country suffix.  RP and PRP credential suffixes are also encouraged.  To rename your Zoom name, in on a PC, right click your tile / photo and click Rename, or move mouse pointer to the bottom of your Zoom window, click Participants, move mouse over your name, click the "..." button, and click "Rename". On other devices, tap Participants, your name, Rename.

RP and PRP members and guests seeking CEUs for credential renewal must have a Zoom name (closely) matching their name on file with NAP,  so we can match the Zoom name to the NAP membership list for our CEU attendance report.

Members may also want to join the Google Group, by clicking here and signing in with a Google Account, and then clicking the "Apply for Membership" link. This members-only site has archives, recordings, etc.

To join NAP you will have to pay membership prorated fees for NAP and EAP with your online application, and an ExamSoft fee to take the exam.  Upon passing with 75% or more, you become a member.

See the NAP website for an application and fee chart, and a study guide for the 40-question RONR-IB exam.  There is also a distance-learning course leading to NAP membership.

The eNAP Unit is affiliated with the Electronic Association of Parliamentarians (EAP) and eNAP members may or must be paying members of EAP, per EAP bylaw III.2.1.

To become a Registered Parliamentarian (RP) with NAP, see the NAP website for RPs.

To become a Professional Registered Parliamentarian (PRP) with NAP, see the NAP website for PRPs.

Also see our Renewing RP and PRP Credentials page.