PASSWORDMANAGEMENT
Sigma Xi Membership
About Sigma Xi Membership
- Membership in Sigma Xi is by invitation (nomination).
- Sigma Xi membership requires nomination by two Sigma Xi members.
- Sigma Xi membership is not linked to the possession of any specific education degree.
- Sigma Xi membership is not contingent upon belonging to some other organization.
- Students and non-students follow the same review process for Sigma Xi membership.
- Neither Sigma Xi, nor any chapter of Sigma Xi, shall discriminate against candidates
for election to membership on the basis of race, religion, sex, age, national origin,
sexual orientation or disability.
- Full Membership
- An individual who has shown noteworthy achievement as an original investigator in a field of pure or applied science is eligible for election to Full Membership.
- This noteworthy achievement must be evidenced by publication as the primary author (defined in the manner appropriate to the discipline) on at least two different articles published in a refereed journal, patents, or refereed monographs.
- Dissertations and theses alone are not considered sufficient for demonstration of this achievement and must be accompanied by at least two other publications.
- Associate Membership
- An individual who has conducted independent investigation and written a report concerning their research is eligible for election to Associate Membership.
- This initial research achievement can be in a field of pure or applied science.
- Associate members may or may not qualify for promotion to Full Membership later, based on qualifications.
- Founding Members at 大发
- Afra Panahi
- Betsy Read
- Charles De Leone
- David Barksy
- Deanna Schmidt
- Dennis Kolosov
- Erika Diaz Almeyda
- Jane Kim
- Julie Jameson
- Kang Du
- Robert Iafe
- Sajith Jayasinghe
FAQ
- How do I become a member?The process of students being nominated to Sigma Xi is being organized. Please check back!
- Is there a GPA requirement for membership?No
- What disciplines of research are eligible for Sigma Xi membership?
Research must be in a pure or applied science. Please reach out to the chapter president or secretary for more information. Fields of study include:
- Agriculture, Soil, and Natural Resources
- Anthropology
- Cell Biology and Biochemistry
- Chemistry
- Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
- Engineering
- Environmental Sciences
- Geo-sciences
- Human Behavioral and Social Sciences
- Math and Computer Science
- Microbiology and Molecular Biology
- Physics and Astronomy
- Physiology and Immunology
- What are some membership perks?
- Subscription to American Scientist, digital or print
- Professional development and training
- Online communities to connect with other members 路 Mentorship opportunities and
- What are the membership dues?Please check this for the most updated information.
- Full Membership