Join Today - Membership, Community and Other Related Resources

It's easy to renew your ASME membership with these convenient options:

Renew Your ASME Membership

Or you can renew by contacting ASME Customer Care:

Call: 1-800-843-2763 (US & Canada), +1-973-882-1167 (Global)
Email: CustomerCare@asme.org
Fax: +1-973-882-1717

Renewing online allows ASME to conserve valuable resources and to devote more of your membership dues to providing new and improved member benefits.

ASME's Extensive Member Benefits Offer Great Reasons to Renew!

Learn more about ASME's Member Benefits
Professional | Student

Free access to ASME's extensive e-Library, powered by Knovel
A free subscription to ME magazine
A job board with opportunities across all disciplines of mechanical engineering
Free membership in up to five technical divisions
Access to affinity groups
Invitations to local section meetings, events and activities
e-Mentoring opportunities (find a mentor or be a mentor)
A free @asme.org email alias
An online member directory of mechanical engineers
Access to variety of group insurance plans at great rates
Bank of America Credit Card and financial products
And many other discounts, perks and privileges

ASME Membership Dues & Fees

The Membership Year runs from October 1 through the following September 30

2011 – 2012 Membership Dues

Member, Fellow, or Affiliate	$140.00
Member 0-1 year after graduation	$56.00
Member 1-2 years after graduation	$77.00
Member 2-3 years after graduation	$98.00
Member 3-4 years after graduation	$119.00
Student Member	$25.00
Retired Member*	$70.00
Automatic Student upgrade to Member	$56.00
Life Member**	$0
Honorary Member	$0
Pre-Paid Membership for a lifetime.	Request quote

For more information on Dues and Fees, please visit the Join ASME page.

Thank you for your continued involvement in ASME. Your vital support allows us to continue our work to serve both our members as well as the broader engineering community.

Congratulations to this year's iPad winners:

Anatoli Chyhrynyuk , PE
Metropolitan Section
ASME Member since 2001

Kevin N. Otto, Ph.D.
Providence Section
ASME Member since 1988

April Covington
West Virginia University Student Section
ASME Student Member since 2011

I am proud to be a Mechanical Engineer because we are the only engineers that are required to know a little bit about each of the other engineering disciplines.

– Kari L. Brown, M.S.,
ASME Student Member since 2009

We have the opportunity to cause good in this world in so many areas. We are continually learning and exploring

– Ismael Contreras,
ASME Student Member since 2009