Fellow Membership
(Through Invitation Only)
The highest grade of Threws membership you can apply for, we award Fellowship to distinguished professionals who have made outstanding achievements and significant contributions in engineering, technology, or related disciplines for at least five years or more.
The Threws Fellow Membership is a program offered by The Threws that offers recognition and support to researchers and industry professionals who have made significant contributions to their respective fields
Eligibility for Threws Fellow Membership may be based on criteria such as:
- Evidence of outstanding achievements in the field of Endeavour
- A record of publications in high-impact academic journals
- A history of successful grant funding
- A track record of leading successful research projects
- Evidence of major impactful contributions to the field and industry
Membership in The Threws Fellow program may include benefits such as:
- Access to funding opportunities and grant-writing resources
- Opportunities for collaboration with other outstanding achievers as part of the Threws Fellow membership community
- Invitations to exclusive events and networking opportunities
- Recognition on the Threws website and in other publications
- Opportunities to serve as a mentor to junior researchers, and industry professionals.
Earning the title of Threws Fellow is a prestigious honor, signifying exceptional contributions to the realms of science, technology, and research. Threws Fellow members, in addition to this recognition, play an active role in supporting The Threws’ research endeavors and are expected to extend their expertise to the broader research community by sharing their wealth of knowledge and experience.
Eligibility Criteria
The Research World (Threws) offers Fellow Membership to individuals who have made significant contributions in the field of engeneering, science, technology , academia and research. This membership is valid for life and is open to applicants who meet one of the following criteria:
Level 1 Minimum Eligibility Requirement for Application Consideration or Invitation.
- Hold a Doctorate degree (PhD) or an equivalent terminal degree in their respective field, demonstrating the highest level of academic achievement.
- Possess a Master’s degree with a minimum of 5 years of dedicated industry, academic, or research experience, demonstrating a deep commitment to their field and significant contributions.
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Medicine, Dentistry, Engineering, or other recognized professional courses, along with a distinguished track record of at least 10 years of hands-on experience in their specialized field, marked by significant original contributions.
Level 2 Evaluation Criteria for Fellow Membership:
The designation of Fellow represents an exceptional level of distinction within the profession and is bestowed by the Board of Directors upon individuals with an outstanding track record of achievements in any of the fields of interest within the organization. The recognized accomplishments must have made a substantial and meaningful contribution to the advancement or practical application of engineering, science, technology, and academic research thereby delivering significant value to society.
Membership Benefit
Being a Fellow Member with The Research World (Threws) comes with several valuable privileges
- The ability to use the title RGFM (Research World Fellow Member) after their name.
- Exemption from registration fees for Threws Annual International Awards.
- A 50% waiver on publication fees for journals.
- A 50% waiver on registration fees for international conferences, seminars, and workshops.
- Special consideration for becoming editors or guest editors for journals.
- The opportunity to participate in activities such as webinars, seminars, conferences, and award functions.
- A prestigious membership certificate for recognition and academic and professional advancement.
Fellowship membership can provide a variety of benefits depending on the organization and the industry or field it pertains to. Generally, membership can provide access to resources and information, networking opportunities, professional development, and a sense of community and support. It can also provide credibility and recognition within the industry, and opportunities for advancement or special opportunities such as grants, awards or exclusive events. Additionally, membership in a reputable organization can enhance your professional reputation and credibility.
Board of Governing Body for Fellow Membership
At Threws, our commitment to excellence is exemplified through our meticulous selection process for Fellow Membership. Our exclusive Board of Governing Body, comprised of preeminent scientists, educationalists, and IT professionals, plays a pivotal role in shaping the caliber of our membership community.
The identities of these esteemed Board members remain confidential in accordance with our company policy. While we understand the curiosity surrounding their names, we prioritize their privacy to ensure an unbiased and impartial selection process. The Board brings an exceptional depth of expertise, experience, and recognition to the table, contributing to the thorough evaluation of each membership application.
For further insights into the composition and role of our Board of Governing Body, we invite you to connect with Dr. Whig. With a deep understanding of our panel members’ contributions, Dr. Whig can provide you with comprehensive information about their pivotal roles in the fields of science, education, and technology.
Your interest in Threws and our exclusive community of high achievers is valued. If you have any inquiries or require additional information about our membership process, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to provide you with the details you need to make an informed decision about your potential affiliation with Threws.
Membership Process Link:-
https://threws.com/threws-membership-process/
Note: You will get a membership certificate only after the successfully approved application, Payment and application Process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Commonly Asked Questions.
1. When are the newly elevated Fellows announced?
Newly elevated Fellows are announced shortly after the fourth quarter Board of Directors meeting, normally scheduled in late-November/mid-December.
2. What are the qualifications for being nominated as Fellow?
The nominee must meet the following three basic qualifications: have accomplishments that have contributed importantly to the advancement or application of engineering, science, and technology, bringing the realization of significant value to society; hold Senior member or Life Senior member grade at the time the nomination is submitted; and have been a member in good standing and has completed a minimum of five full years (consecutive or not) of membership in any grade preceding 1 January of the year of elevation.
3. How do I begin the Fellow Nomination Process?
The Fellow Nomination Process is started with a nominator. He/she will need to log in with an Primary Web Account.
4. How are the references and endorsers notified?
Once a nomination is submitted, the references and endorsements listed on the form will automatically be notified.
5. What is the difference between a reference and an endorsement form?
A reference is a required part of the nomination process as it cites specific evidence of the nominee’s special qualities and impact of the nominee’s contributions. An endorsement may strengthen a nomination but is not required.