Logging In
Click the sign-in button at the top of the page and use the same username (email) and password that you use to log in to aspet.org. Having problems signing in? Click the "Forgot your username or password?" link, or contact info@aspet.org. Remember, you must be a member in good standing to access ASPETConnect.
The first time you log in to the refreshed site, you’ll be asked to review and accept the terms and conditions for the platform.
Your Personalized Home Page
The Quick Links section provides easy access to update your profile, access your communities, and visit the ASPET website.
Updating Your Profile
Your ASPET member profile will pre-fill your contact details. You can personalize your profile by adding your research interests, recent job history, honors, education, and a short bio. Use the Actions button to upload a profile picture.
Your Communication Settings
When you join a community, you'll be prompted to choose whether to receive content notifications from that community. While you can opt out, choosing to receive notifications makes it easy to stay current on community activity and to promptly engage with new content.
We recommend setting each notification to Daily Digest so you can keep up with discussions without being inundated by emails.
You can change your notification settings at any time using the Settings button in each community or by going to My Account > Community Notifications in your profile.
Reply to a Current Discussion Thread and Follow
Create your first post
Ready to join the conversation? Use the Create button at the top of the page and select Discussion Thread.
Introduce yourself to your community and share a little about your interests.
Ask a question or start a conversation about a topic that may interest other members.
To respond to an existing conversation, open the discussion and click Reply.
Visit the Open Forum
The Open Forum is a shared space for all ASPET members to ask questions, exchange ideas, and connect across areas of pharmacology. Check the Open Forum regularly to see what other members are discussing—and jump into a conversation when you have something to share.
