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Membership
The
Utah Retired School Employees Association is a
strong and vibrant organization in our state. We
believe we have much to offer and we invite you to
renew or join our association.
We have an Annual Convention, usually late in
September, a quarterly newsletter, and a two page
publication about every other month to keep members
current on issues and activities.
New benefits are continually being added to meet
your needs and interests. In addition to valuable
discounts on hotels, cars, and vacations, you also
have access to dental insurance, a vision plan, and
many other great benefits!
Membership is only $12.00 per year which can be paid
annually to our Secretary or the dues can be
deducted from your retirement check at just $1.00
each month.
Membership is
from September 1 - August 31 the following year.
Several choices are available for payment of URSEA
dues.
You can authorize the Teachers' Retirement System of
Utah to deduct your URSEA dues from your retirement
check monthly. You may cancel this authorization at
any time by written request to the URSEA office.
Associate memberships in URSEA are
available to actively employed teachers and other
employees of the education community and to
individuals who may be interested in supporting the
causes of retired educators.
We hope you will renew or join with us. It is a
great opportunity for you to take advantage of the
benefits offered, to enjoy the friendship of
colleagues and new friends, and to participate in
informative and enjoyable activities.
►Click here to download a
URSEA membership
application.
The application is available in Adobe
Acrobat format.
If you do not have the free reader,
click here to download it.
10 Great Reasons to
Join URSEA!
1.
URSEA is the only
organization that concentrates exclusively on the
needs of Utah retired school employees.
2.
URSEA develops a
legislative program every year, which is designed to
improve, the financial benefits of Utah retired
school employees.
3.
URSEA members make
contact with candidates for state offices for the
purpose of getting commitments to the association’s
legislative program.
4.
URSEA has its
executive board plus other members monitoring the
legislative session to keep track of legislation
both good and bad that is of concern to Utah retired
school employees.
5.
URSEA affords
opportunities for united action in solving problems
relative to the needs of retired educators.
6.
URSEA members receive
a newsletter four times yearly, which is designed to
keep them informed of state and local news of
concern to our members.
7.
URSEA promotes the
image of aging as one of dignity and independence.
8.
URSEA members maintain
a strong sense of camaraderie with retired school
employees locally and throughout the state.
9.
URSEA is represented
on the Utah Retirement Membership Council by its
Executive Director.
10.
URSEA maintains this
website to keep its members better informed on a
timely basis.
Click here
to learn what benefits you gain access to when you
join!
Local & District Levels
With a presence in many counties in the state, URSEA
has something for every retired school employee.
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14 Local Units in the state
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Major influence in protecting and improving
pension benefits for retirees.
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Monitor state legislative and retirement
proceedings with URSEA legislative priorities.
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Information on local units available through
URSEA office.
State & District Membership
URSEA and its 14 state-wide units do not endorse
candidates for political office.
Membership in URSEA Offers:
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Four URSEA Newsletters yearly.
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Liaison with Teachers' Retirement System of
Utah.
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Liaison with other State Employees Retirement
Systems.
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Annual state convention.
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Liaison with state AARP and with NRTA.
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Promotes image of dignity and independence of
aging.
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Provides and encourages opportunity for contact
with friends and associates.
National Level-NRTA
Income tax assistance and 55 Alive Driving program
conducted through URSEA and AARP units.
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National Retired Teachers Association (NRTA) is
a division of AARP serving retired educators and
administrators 50 and over.
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Colorful, bimonthly NRTA edition of Modern
Maturity magazine and monthly NRTA Bulletin.
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Local participation in national volunteer
commitment to support local youth programs.
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National network of retired teacher
associations.
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Legislative representation at state and national
level.
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