Membership
General
The Association has long thrived on the diversity of its
membership. Universities, Academic and Commercial research
organisations, the Medical sector, Industrial, Consultancies
and other groups make for a wide range of interests and experience.
Our very successful mailbase is often the first port of call for
many members seeking advice and wishing to benefit from the expansive pool of
knowledge available.
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Membership is open to persons involved in Radiation
Protection in Universities and Institutions of equivalent status.
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Members may retain their membership upon retiring or moving
to an establishment for which membership would not normally be
granted.
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No member shall be deprived of status in the Association by
rule changes regarding membership.
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The decision of the Executive of the Association is final in
respect of any application for membership.
Categories of Membership
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Ordinary
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Associate
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Retired
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Honorary Life
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Affiliate
Ordinary Membership
To be admitted as an Ordinary member of the Association
applicants should:
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hold an appropriate office (e.g. University Radiation
Protection Officer);
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have a suitable qualification (normally a degree, or
equivalent qualification, in natural or applied sciences);
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be able to demonstrate that they have an appropriate level of
training and experience.
Associate Membership
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Applicants who do not satisfy the conditions for Ordinary
membership may be admitted as Associate members;
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Associate members may vote, but are not eligible for
election to any committee of the Association;
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Associate members may apply to become Ordinary
members.
Retired Membership
A member who retires may apply to become a Retired member.
A Retired member has the same privileges as an Ordinary
member.
Honorary Life Membership
This is a category of membership which is bestowed only on an
existing member of the Association by an Annual General Meeting.
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Honorary Life membership may be bestowed on any member who
has given exceptional service to the Association.
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Nominations for Honorary Life membership, supported by
at least five members, should be sent in writing to the Executive
Committee. If the Executive Committee supports the Nomination,
the proposal for Honorary Life membership will be put to the next Annual
General Meeting of the Association for confirmation.
Affiliate Membership
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Any corporation or organisation may apply to become an
Affiliated Organisation. Admission to the Association will be only
to bodies whose interests are compatible with the aims of the
Association.
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Affiliated Organisations may nominate one or more
Representatives who may attend all Association meetings.
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Representatives of Affiliated Organisations may neither vote,
nor be elected to any committee of the Association.
Apply for Membership
To apply for membership, or for further information,
contact our membership officer:
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