RSAC
MEMBERSHIP FAQs

What is the RSAC Academy?

The RSAC Academy is the general membership body of the Rhythm Skating Academy & Commission. Academy members support the advancement of rhythm skating and participate in RSAC’s community, education, and organizational initiatives.

Who is this membership for?

The RSAC Academy is open to:

Rhythm skaters of all styles and levels
Instructors and coaches
DJs, event organizers, and creators
Historians, photographers, videographers
Supporters of rhythm skating culture

If you care about the future of rhythm skating, this membership is for you.

How much does membership cost?

Commission Membership is FREE, but benefits are limited.

Academy Membership is $50 per year, billed annually as a recurring subscription.

What does my membership support?

Your dues help support:

Educational programming and resources
Cultural documentation and preservation
Community initiatives and convenings
RSAC operations and infrastructure

Membership allows RSAC to build sustainably and intentionally.

What benefits do Academy Members receive?

Academy members may receive:

RSAC updates and announcements
Eligibility to serve on RSAC committees
Voting rights on designated Academy matters
Early or priority access to RSAC programs and events
Access to member-only educational content

Benefits will expand as RSAC grows.

Does this make me part of the RSAC leadership?

Academy membership does not automatically place members on the RSAC Commission.
The Commission serves as RSAC’s governing leadership, while the Academy represents the broader membership body.

Academy members may, however, serve on committees and contribute to RSAC initiatives.

Community members can receive special updates and network, but cannot serve on committees, attend official meetings, or vote.

Can I cancel my membership at any time?

Yes. Memberships can be canceled at any time through your account portal.
Access and benefits remain active through the end of fiscal year. RSAC does not issue refunds for partial years.

What does “good standing” mean?

Members are considered in good standing when:

Monthly dues are current
RSAC’s Code of Conduct is upheld

Members not in good standing may temporarily lose access to certain benefits, such as voting or committee participation.

Are there any expectations of members?

Yes. Members are expected to:

Respect RSAC’s mission, values, and Code of Conduct
Engage constructively with the community
Represent RSAC responsibly when participating in RSAC-related activities

Is RSAC a nonprofit?

RSAC is currently organized as an LLC operating as an organization, with plans to pursue nonprofit status in the future. Membership dues support RSAC’s mission-driven work regardless of organizational structure.

How do I stay informed after joining?

Members will receive updates via email and RSAC’s official social media channels. Important announcements, opportunities, and initiatives will be shared directly with members.

Who can I contact with questions?

For questions about membership or RSAC, contact:
info@rsacofficial.com

RSAC MEMBERSHIP FAQs