MEMBERSHIP

Membership categories explained

There are three categories of membership: Active, Associate and Honorary.

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Active Members

Active members are those who have been elected to participate actively and regularly in meetings and activities of the IUSG. Active Members shall be graduates in medicine or non-clinicians in good professional standing with a major clinical and/or research interest in uveitis. Active Members will pay the full membership dues, and have the right to vote and become officers of the society. As part of their membership dues, they have access to an electronic version of OII, the official journal of the society. Participation in IUSG sponsored meetings will be at a favorable rate of IUSG members.

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Associate Members

Associate Members are ophthalmologists who are elected as members but are unable to fulfill all criteria for Active membership, and are unlikely to be able to, due to their physical location often with limited infrastructures. These members must be strongly involved in uveitis in his/her practice and should be recognized in his/her country as a referral specialist for uveitis. Associate Members will have reduced membership dues. They can participate in IUSG sponsored meetings at the same rate as IUSG members.

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Honorary Members

Are former active IUSG members who have retired from active practice or research but have significantly contributed to the field of uveitis and provided to the group.The change in category is at the discretion of the executive committee. Honorary Members will have free membership. They can benefit from a reduced rate at IUSG sponsored meetings. Access to the Journal at a reduced rate is possible upon payment of the associated fee.

Members who wish to be considered for honorary membership should contact the IUSG Secretary Prof. Marc de Smet or the IUSG Office with a specific request.

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