Types of Membership
U.S. Figure Skating has nine (9) types of membership:
- Clubs which foster figure skating, known as “member clubs”;
- Individual persons registered with U.S. Figure Skating who are members of a member club or a collegiate club;
- Individual persons who are not home club members of any member club, known as “individual members”;
- Honorary members;
- Collegiate club and school-affiliated members;
- Basic Skills members;
- Supportive members;
- Theatre On Ice/Team, and
- Introductory Members
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