vascog membership

For over 20 years the VasCog Society has provided a space for the promototion and discussion of vascular causes of cognitive and behavioural disorders. By joining this worldwide society, you will have opportunities to both expand your own research network and shape the future direction of the discipline as a whole.

Advantages of becoming a VasCog member:

• VasCog membership is a marker of esteem and contribution to the field, a gateway to networking with world leaders, influencers and peers in the field. It is an externally validated and highly valued measure both of achievement in the field and future potential.
• Find out about conferences, meetings, specialty initiatives and projects and receive regular updates from the society on matters of interest
• Receive reduced publications costs with our journal CCCB
• Receive reduced attendance fees at VasCog conferences and advanced notice of VasCog and similar conferences and information about how to participate and influence the programme
• Participation in the business sessions of the Society including voting (e.g regarding place of venue, members in the committees and other matters)
• Eligible for election to office in the Council
• Participation in working groups 

vascog membership plans

Regular membership:

Membership for the VasCog Society is open to any individual associated with vascular cause of cognitive decline in all its forms, from any country, and who supports the aims of the Society. Membership plans run for 1 (£60), 2 (£110) or 3 (£150) years from date of registration. During the registration process you will be asked to include a short CV and a list of published papers. 

Student membership:

Student membership applies to those who are currently undertaking a post-graduate qualification. Student membership for the VasCog Society is open to any individual associated with vascular cause of cognitive decline in all its forms, from any country, and who supports the aims of the Society. Membership plans run for 1 (£40) or 2 (£60) years from date of registration. During the registration process you will be asked to include a short CV and a list of published papers.