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Wellcome Wolfson Building
165 Queen's Gate
London
SW7 5HD
Tel: 0870 770 3361
absw"at"absw.org.uk
These pages were designed, well, cobbled
together, by Michael Kenward on behalf of the ABSW.
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How to join
Membership of the ABSW is open to science writers and
journalists from all parts of the media – print, broadcast and electronic
– covering the whole gamut of science, technology and medicine. However,
non-UK applicants are strongly advised to join instead their own
national
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The ABSW has three categories of members:
- Ordinary members: open to people whose principal source of
earnings is science writing and/or broadcasting. Ordinary membership is
not open to those chiefly occupied in public relations. Current annual
subscription is £40.
- Associate members: open to those whose work advances the public
awareness of science and technology, but who do not qualify as ordinary
members. Associate members do not have voting rights. Current annual
subscription is £36.
- Student members: open to anyone in a full- or part-time
educational course directed towards advancing the public understanding
of science and technology. Student members have no voting rights. It is
expected that they will progress to ordinary or associate membership if
they embark on an appropriate career upon completion of their course.
Current annual subscription is £5.
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Download PDF file of applications form. |
To join the ABSW, download the PDF/Acrobat version here
(about 200K).
You can either print it and use your quill pen to fill in the gaps, or
type in the details in
the Acrobat file and then print it. That way, we'll be able to read what
you write. Post the form, together with
the joining fee of £5 and your first year's membership (refunded if your application is not
successful), to:
Association of British Science Writers
Wellcome Wolfson Building
165 Queen's Gate
London
SW7 5HD
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Download a standing order for bank
payments. |
Applications for ordinary
membership must be supported by two members (a proposer and seconder) or
by clippings of relevant work from recognised publications.
Cheques in pounds sterling please and drawn on a British bank. |
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