Levels of Membership

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According to the Fellowship’s by-laws, a member is one who wishes to give the Fellowship spiritual, moral, and financial support and who has been duly elected by the Board of Directors.

There are two main categories of membership:

1. A regular member is one who, subscribes to the Fellowship’s Statement of Purpose, and
   (a) has earned a doctoral degree or an equivalent terminal degree;
   (b) regularly engages in scholarly work, as evidenced by scholarly-publications or some other suitable manner; and (c) intends to be actively involved in the organisation, administration, or operation of the Fellowship and in the pursuit of its goals and purposes.
   
2. An associate member is one who subscribes to the Fellowship’s Statement of Purpose, but does not meet all of the qualifications for regular membership.