UCLA Emeriti Association: Keeping You Connected
The UCLA Emeriti Association serves as a representative and advocate of emeriti interests to the University and campus administration. The UCLA Emeriti Association, formed in 1967, was the first organization of its kind in the country and remains a model for emeriti associations on other campuses of the University and nationally. A full statement of the Association's purposes will be found in Article II of the Association’s Constitution.
Since its founding, Association members have developed a variety of programs and activities by working through the Executive Board and its committees to serve the interests of all emeriti and their spouses or partners. The EA web site has information about the Association, its programs, and activities.
The UCLA Emeriti Association is a voluntary, dues-paying organization and requires a yearly membership application; the membership year runs from September 1 to August 31 of the following year.
For those who may be eligible per the Association's Bylaws, Article I, we encourage you to join the UCLA Emeriti Association. We would welcome your participation as a member.
Membership Brochure (2024)