Membership

We are very pleased to announce that we now have the capability to accept credit card payment by Visa, Mastercard, or Discover. If you choose to use this payment option, you do not need to communicate with your Section Representative. If you prefer to pay in your own currency, please send your payment to your Section Representative who will send us one payment for all members in the section. This allows us to minimize conversion payments to our bank. Please notify us of any errors so we can correct them.

Please send us the following information along with your credit card information or a check payable to Ploutarchos.  You will receive a one-year membership, which includes the current issue of Ploutarchos.

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Ploutarchos
Department of History
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Utah State University
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