<p>None of the non-union actors I know who have worked in non-union tours have suffered repercussions nor retribution. Many are now AEA members. </p>
<p>Non-union actors work at non-union (including non-union jobs at theatres where others are under AEA contract) job opportunities until they are in the union. </p>
<p>I cannot speak for other schools, but where I teach we do talk with current students (generally as part of classes, and specifically when related to job offers) and alums (when asked… which is often) to help them weigh the pros and cons of job offers… including the AEA/ non-AEA question. I would imagine that other schools do as well. </p>