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There
are seven categories of membership.
The membership grades are:
Fellows
Honorary Fellows
Members
Licentiate Members
Student Members
Corporate Members
Life Members |
A Fellow
shall be a person who, in addition to satisfying the conditions
for Membership must
(a) Have distinguished himself in any
branch of Chemistry (teaching, research, application).
(b) Have had atleast 5 years experience
in his field after satisfying the minimum conditions for Membership.
(c) Have reached a position of seniority,
experience and authority in his profession |
| An honorary
Fellow shall not normally be a member of the society but shall
be so elected by Council if adjudged to have contributed
immensely towards the development of Chemistry or/and Chemical
Education. He shall enjoy any privileges as
may be determined by the council. |
A
member must satisfy one of the following:
(a) Have obtained a degree in Chemistry,
Biochemistry, Agricultural, Chemistry, or allied fields recognized
by the Council.
(b) Have a degree in which Chemistry
is one of the subjects and at least two years research or professional
experience in Chemistry
or allied fields.
(c) Have equivalent professional qualification
and research experience in Chemistry or allied fields deemed
by the Council to be equivalent
to (a & b above)
(d) A student Member may qualify as Member
after graduation.
(e) A Licentiate Member may as Member
at least 5 years after active Licentiate Membership or after
acquisition of relevant
higher degree and shall show evidence of continued professional
activity. |
This category
of membership was approved at the Annual General Meeting of
the 9th Annual Conference held at Nsukka on 29
September 1984. Any person for election to the grade of Licentiate
Member must satisfy the following:
(a)
Have obtained a Higher National Diploma or equivalent qualification
with specialization in any of applied Chemistry/Industrial
Chemistry/BioChemistry/Chemical Technology techniques from
recognized and accredited higher
institutions.
(b) Be registered with the National
Institute of Science Technology (NIST)
(c) Shall have at least 3 years post
qualification experience in any of the related fields.
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| A student
shall be eligible for Student Membership if he is engaged in the study
of Chemistry in any institution of higher learning, university
or polytechnic, recognized for the purpose by Council |
A Corporate
Member satisfy the following:
(a) Be a company, film, organization or corporation;
a research institute; a department in a university and other higher
educational institutions; or a governmental agency or any such body
engaged in the teaching, practice, research,
marketing, consulting, laboratory design, chemical formulation, regulatory
functions or any activity related
to the utilization of chemistry, Chemicals and Chemical processes
or interested in at least part of the stated
aims and objectives of the Chemical Society of Nigeria.
(b) Shall fall into one of the following Classes
according to the size of the corporate body, determined by its number
of employees thus:
(i) Class
A: Over 200 employees
(ii) Class B:
50 - 200 employees
(iii) Class C: Less
than 50 employees
(iv) Class D: Educational
Institutions |
| A life member shall normally be a Member of the Society
and shall pay the sum of eighty thousand naira (N80, 000) only once
and for all. |
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