Services
Membership levels
1. Associate Member
For undergraduate students
Or holders of Diploma and Associate degrees
2. Listed Member
Holders of First degrees and above and publishable research work
3. Registered Member
Holders of first degree and above.
Two publishable research works
4. Incorporated Scientist
Incorporated Engineer
Five publishable research work.
Master's degree and above
5. Chartered Scientists
Chartered Engineer
Minimum Ten publishable research works.
Master's degree and above.
6. Fellow
Fellow Technologists
Fellow Scholar
Fellow Scientist
Fellow Engineer
Minimum twenty publishable research works.
Master's degree and above.
Members list
Membership in the council is an honor and an opportunity
The council’s elected members join with other experts in cross-disciplinary efforts to produce reflective, independent, and pragmatic studies that inform public policy and advance the public good.
Council members include those who discover and advance knowledge and those who apply knowledge to the problems of society.
Membership list
Stanford University
AREA: Mathematical and Physical Sciences
SPECIALTY: Engineering and Technology
ELECTED: 2021
Fellow
· Fellowship in Science and Technology Policy
· Presidential Fellowship
· Visiting Scholars
At present, the council sponsors two fellowship programs: the Fellowship in Science and Technology Policy and the Presidential Fellowship. In addition, the Council occasionally offers Fellowships within particular program areas. When fellowship opportunities are available, they are listed on our Jobs & Fellowships page.
Fellowship in Science and Technology Policy
The Fellowship in Science and Technology Policy provides an opportunity for an early-career professional with training in science or engineering to learn about a career in public policy and administration. To be eligible for the Fellowship applicants must have a Ph.D. in an area of science or engineering and some experience or a demonstrated interest in an area related to science and technology policy. The Ph.D. must be conferred prior to the start of the fellowship.
Learn more about the Fellow currently at the council . Information about past Fellows in Science and Technology Policy and the projects they worked on at the council is available in the archives.
Presidential Fellowship
In an effort to promote public outreach and innovative ideas put forward by members of the council. The Fellowship provides an opportunity to develop expertise on a broad range of policy issues for an early-career academic professional who is interested in pursuing a career in public policy and administration. A Presidential Fellow can work in an array of areas to expand and promote public outreach, innovation, and new policy projects. Jan Tien - serving as a Communications Specialist - is the current Presidential Fellow. Information about Presidential Fellows is available in the Council's archives.
Visiting Scholars
The Council’s Visiting Scholars Program provided residential fellowships to postdoctoral scholars in the humanities and social sciences. Information about Visiting Scholars in prior years and their projects is online in the Council archives.
Affiliates
A number of colleges, universities, and cultural and scientific institutions are collaborating with the Council by participating in its studies and helping to support its efforts to advance the common good. The Council and the members of its Affiliates Program share a commitment to the vitality of higher education and the value of research. By partnering with the council in its endeavors, the Affiliates provide a critical public service.
To learn more about the Affiliates Program, please contact us at American Council of Chartered Scientists Engineers and Technologists (ACCSET. USA) P.O Box 400 Winchester CA 92595 Email: accset.usa@gmail.com