FAHA Members: Professor Duncan Ivison FRSN FAHA, Professor Jennifer Milam FAHA, Distinguished Professor Ingrid Piller FAHA, Distinguished Professor Julian Thomas FAHA and Distinguished Professor Sean Ulm FSA MAACAI FAHA Fellowship The Academy comprises a Fellowship of over 640 of the most influential humanities researchers and practitioners in, or associated, with Australia. The post-nominal abbreviation for a Fellow of the Academy is FAHA. The following eleven disciplines serve as the Fellowship's electoral sections: Archaeology Asian Studies Classical Studies Cultural and Communication Studies English European Languages and Cultures History Linguistics Philosophy and the History of Ideas Religion The Arts Election to the Academy takes place at the Annual general meeting, following nomination by Council on the advice of the eleven electoral sections. Foundation Fellows At the date of the grant of the Royal Charter establishing the Australian Academy of the Humanities in 1969, there were 51 Members of the AHRC who became the Foundation Fellows of the new Academy. An asterisk denotes a Fellow who was also a Foundation Member of the AHRC. David Malet ARMSTRONG James Johnston AUCHMUTY* Arthur Llewellyn BASHAM Flora Marjorie BASSETT John BOWMAN Ernest BRAMSTED Joseph Terence BURKE* Alexander CAMBITOGLOU Alan Rowland CHISHOLM* Charles Manning Hope CLARK Raymond Maxwell CRAWFORD* William CULICAN William Allan EDWARDS* Brian ELLIOTT Ralph ELLIOTT Ralph Barstow FARRELL* Charles Patrick FITZGERALD Kathleen Elizabeth FITZPATRICK* Alexander Boyce GIBSON* Gordon GREENWOOD* (William) Keith HANCOCK Ursula HOFF Alec Derwent HOPE* Harold Arthur Kinross HUNT* John Andrew LA NAUZE* James R. LAWLER* Ts'un-yan LIU Ian Ramsey MAXWELL* Alexander George MITCHELL* Harold James OLIVER John Arthur PASSMORE Douglas Henry PIKE (Archibald) Grenfell PRICE* Paul REDDING George Federick Elliot RUDÉ George Harrison RUSSELL Richard Herbert SAMUEL* Alan George Lewers SHAW George Pelham SHIPP* Keith Val SINCLAIR John Jamieson Carswell SMART Jacob SMIT Bernard William SMITH Alan Ker STOUT* Theodor George Henry STREHLOW Léon TAUMAN* Arthur Dale TRENDALL* Louis Augustus TRIEBEL* Otto Berkelbach VAN DER SPRENKEL John Manning WARD Francis James WEST Gerald Alfred WILKES Honorary Foundation Fellows Claude Thomas BISSELL Herbert Cole COOMBS Alexander Norman JEFFARES John McMANNERS Robert (Gordon) MENZIES Kenneth Baillieu MYER Harold (Leslie) WHITE Other academies There are three other Learned Academies in Australia: the Australian Academy of Science (AAS), the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA), and the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE). These four academies co-operate through the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA), formed in 2010. In addition to