The Links Between Retired Educators of Minnesota NRTA and AARP New Directions for NRTA, AARP’s Educator Community As part of AARP’s renewed commitment to the National Retired Teachers Association (NRTA), new directions have been developed to help raise awareness about and increase membership in this division. Key elements in the effort are a new logo, a new set of member benefits and a leadership initiative in support of education. Live & Learn, a quarterly publication focusing on education issues, was launched in November. All NRTA members receive this publication in addition to AARP’s other publications. There’s a companion web site for Live & Learn at www.aarp.org/nrta. It doesn’t cost an AARP member anything to join NRTA. Membership in NRTA is open to anyone with an interest in education. A new membership can simply check the appropriate box on the AARP membership form to be included in the NRTA division. Current members can call 800-424-3410 to designate themselves as NRTA members. If you are now an AARP member, you can add the NRTA designation to your membership, which entitles you to NRTA benefits at no extra cost. You will need to know your AARP membership number (found on your AARP mailing address). There are two ways to add the NRTA designation:      Call 800-424-3410 Print out the membership designation form below and mail to:      AARP      Membership Center      3200 East Carson Street      Lakewood, CA 90712-9986 NRTA Membership Designation Form Please add the NRTA designation to my AARP membership, which entitles me to NRTA benefits at no extra cost. (Please print or type.) Name _____________________________________ Date of Birth__________ Spouse/Partner _____________________________ Date of Birth__________ Street Address ____________________________________Apt. #_________ City ______________________________State __________ Zip ___________ Membership # ______________________________ Expiration Date________ ____ I am a working or retired educator