CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS

Institutional Membership is limited to IHE’s with a counseling center that provides confidential mental health counseling and developmental counseling to college students per state mental health laws and professional ethical guidelines.

Each eligible counseling center may designate only one director as its representative member.

At an institution where there is more than one center, multiple directors can be designated from one institution if: 1) neither counseling center director reports to the other, 2) each counseling center provides services to students; and 3) separate dues are paid for each center.

Emeritus Members are individuals who have held member or officer positions in TUCCDA, are no longer regular members due to retirement or departure from the position of Director, and have paid emeritus dues.

While Emeritus members may be employed as consultants to provide expertise on specific topics (e.g., research, training, etc.), they may not serve in a direct or indirect supervisory role over the counseling center director or staff nor be employed as a counselor at a college counseling center.

Emeritus members hold all the rights and responsibilities of regular members of TUCCDA with the exception of not being allowed to vote as the institutional representative.