Fellow Membership
Recognizing significant contributions to the advancement of masonry knowledge and professional practice
Deadline
June 1
Presented at the TMS Annual Meeting
Fellow membership is among the highest distinctions conferred by The Masonry Society. It is reserved for individuals who have made significant and sustained contributions to the advancement of masonry knowledge, professional practice, education, research, or service to The Masonry Society.
Individuals selected as Fellow Members are formally recognized at a TMS Annual Meeting and are entitled to use the post-nominal designation FTMS in professional contexts.
FTMS
Fellow of The Masonry Society
An honorific that may be used in professional correspondence, publications, and credentials following formal recognition.
Eligibility
Advancing masonry science through shared expertise.
Excellence in design, engineering, or construction of masonry projects.
Mentoring the next generation of masonry professionals.
Academic work that advances the understanding of masonry materials, behavior, and design.
Leadership and active participation in committees, governance, and the work of the Society.
10
Years
Eligible nominees must have maintained continuous membership in The Masonry Society for at least ten consecutive years and have demonstrated meaningful contributions to masonry knowledge, professional practice, education, research, or service to TMS.
Nomination & Review Process
Review Process
- The Awards Committee reviews the nominations and prepares a summary for the Board of Directors
- The Board of Directors considers the recommendations and votes through a confidential ballot.
- Approval requires no more than two dissenting votes
- Individuals who are elected to Fellow Member status are notified and invited to be recognized at the next annual meeting.
Nominate Today
Submit a nomination or letter of endorsment using the form below
| Deadline | June 1st |
| Questions | info@masonrysociety.org |
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