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The Association for Information Technology Professionals
Founded in 1951 by a progressive group of accounting department data processors, AITP was initially called the National Machine Accountants Association. From 1962 until 1996, the organization was known as "Data Processing Management Association" (DPMA).
AITP stands as the leader among organizations representing information systems (IS) professionals. With nearly 15,000 members throughout the U.S. and Canada, AITP's mission is to promote the effective, responsible management of information technology to the benefit of its members, their employers and society.
AITP Is ...
Who is a AITP Member?
Each individual member belongs to a Chapter. There are currently more than 220 Chapters grouped in Regions throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Membership includes, but is not limited to:
Individuals involved in all facets of the IS industry make up AITP's present membership. AITP has proven to be particularly attractive to those "up and coming" in the industry - not just for helping to develop skills, but for the opportunities to step into uncharted "management" areas by serving as chairpersons, board members and officers.
Affiliations
ICCP-AITP is representative of the Institute for Certification of Computer Professionals. ICCP administers four certification programs related to Information Systems.
What AITP Provides For Its Members ...
How AITP Serves The Public ...
For Further Information:
AITP
505 Busse Highway
Park Ridge, IL 60068-3191
Phone: (708) 825-8124
FAX: (708) 825-1693
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Provided as part of AITP Membership dues -
Information Executive-a monthly newspaper with news of AITP chapter, region and Association events, programs, Special Interest Groups, plus educational articles, classified ads and much more.
AITP has initiated expansion of its educational support programs which extends AITP activities into areas of curriculum and the development of learning materials for high schools, community colleges and universities. A series of textbooks, initiating input from academic and business sources, has been developed in support of AITP Model Curriculum programs.
At the four-year university level is the AITP Model Curriculum for the Undergraduate Computer Information Systems Education. Numerous colleges and universities have implemented this curriculum program since 1985.
At the community college level, curricula encompassing work toward both associate level degrees and one-year certificates to quality students for entry-level employment in data processing are in place or being developed.
The AITP Secondary Curriculum in Computer Information Technology is for grades 7-12. Nearly 50,000 copies of this high-school curriculum have been distributed to date.
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Moore Business Forms will provide Free of Charge covers for Chapter newsletters and identification badges for meetings. Individual members are entitled to a 10% discount on computer supplies from the Moore catalog. To order or request a catalog call: 1-800-323-6230 (AITP reference #C34702). Chapter Presidents should call 1-708-615-6000 for covers/badges.
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Material on this page excerpted from AITP National Office Home Page.
| Last revised: November 29, 1996 |