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Introduction
BASES Fellowship should be considered an accolade that individuals aspire
to and an honour that people are proud of and is valued. For 'FBASES'
to be placed after someone's name, it should denote a passion and commitment
for BASES and sport and exercise sciences. It is also expected that BASES
Fellows will act as leaders and ambassadors for the Association.
To view a list of existing Fellows, click here
Purpose of BASES Fellowship
To recognise esteemed professional achievement, skills, knowledge and
service to BASES and the sport and exercise science community.
To encourage continued service to BASES in leadership and ambassadorial
roles.
Requirement for Fellowship
- Professional Member of BASES for at least 8 consecutive years at the
time of application.
- Written support from two BASES Fellows. Honorary Fellows who are BASES
members can also provide written support.
- Completion of the
BASES Fellowship
Application Form and meeting the minimum requirements in Sections
4 and 5 or, alternatively, section 6 of the BASES Fellowship Application
Form.
- Approval of the Board.
Process for Application to Fellowship
- Submission of 7 typed copies of the completed BASES Fellowship Application
Form to the BASES Office by 31 July.
- An application fee of £25 (cheques made payable to BASES).
- The Board makes the final decision.
- Successful applicants will be announced at the BASES Annual Conference
and awarded their Fellowship certificate. If an applicant is not present,
then his/her certificate will be posted by the BASES Office.
- Unsuccessful applicants will be provided with feedback.
Written Support from Two BASES Fellows (Honorary Fellows who are BASES
members can also provide written support)
Applicants need to secure two letters of support from BASES Fellows on
the applicant's professional achievement, skills, knowledge and service
to BASES and the sport and exercise science community. Having obtained
their agreement, the applicant should forward them a copy of his/her completed
application form, requesting a confidential letter of support to be sent
directly to the BASES Office.
The letters of support should state that they have read the application
form and certify that to the best of their knowledge the information supplied
in the application form is correct. Letters of support need to be received
by the BASES Office by 31 July. If both letters of support are
not received by 31 July, then the application will not proceed
and the application fee will be refunded.
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