When you get to be a part of the student body that represents academic interests within your department, your voice can be heard and can amplify others. Not only do you improve the society by lending your unique perspective, but you gain access to a community of people within your program. You become a driver in creating the university experience that best serves you and your peers. 

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If you are a registered student in the Anthropology department and have paid your ASU fee for the term, then you are already considered a "general member" of the AnthSoc. You are welcome to all events and general meetings and are able to apply for executive positions within the society.