HSSS Fellow is a distinction reserved for the Full Members of HSSS with demonstrated service to the Systems Community and a strong dedication to the advancement of the Systems Approach, in the spirit of the HSSS’s aims, principles and core values. The HSSS Grade of Fellow is conferred by the Board of Directors of the HSSS upon a person with an extraordinary record of accomplishments the field of Systems Science, who has demonstrated outstanding proficiency and has achieved distinction in his or her profession. Each new Fellow receives a framed certificate and a brief citation describing the accomplishment, and a congratulatory letter from the HSSS President. The FHSSS phrase may be used by the HSSS Fellow after his surname in any written or/and electronic communication.
02. Experience in applied research, demonstrated through the practical application of systems knowledge to significant issues concerning resources, managerial, and/or societal problems as an avenue of contribution to the Systems Sciences, made in academe, industry or governmental agencies at all levels.
10. Participation in at least three HSSS scientific events and/or Conference.
The nature of the contributions to Systems Science made by the Fellowship candidate may take many forms. The criteria listed above are not intended to be exclusive or restrictive, but merely serve as a set of examples. The criteria listed are not intended to represent any order of importance, but rather exemplify activities commonly presented as reasonable qualifications for Fellowship.