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On Membership


Based on Article IX of the Social Ethics Society's approved constitution and by-laws, the following are the rules of membership in the society:

Article IX

Membership

1. Membership shall be on an individual basis. The President, the officers, or members may invite potential members to the organization; Attendance to at least one of the conferences is a requisite for membership.

2. All members must be a student or a graduate in the field of philosophy or the social sciences, an instructor or professor of philosophy or the social sciences, or a researcher in any related field;

3. All new members shall be approved by the Board of Directors in a regular meeting after the conduct of its annual conference;

4. Members are to pay an annual membership due of 500.00 to the Treasurer or as determined by the Board of Directors; The said fee shall be collected during the registration for the annual conference;

5. Members can be removed for just cause by a majority vote of the Board of Directors or by resignation in a letter addressed to the President;


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