This help the person to know about importance of joining the professional societiesc

3. To help each other learn and have a larger scientific
impact
Committed to professional development in changing
world
FARMER AWARD PROBLEM

4. For successful engineering:
Technical expertise and
Professional skills.
While the power that drives an engineer's
successful design lies in technical expertise,
communicating the success of the engineering career
often depends on professional development in areas of
management, leadership training, communication, and
business.
Successful engineers will need to achieve
balanced excellence in both their technical and
professional development. Society membership
will help achieve this balance for engineers having
membership in their discipline's technical society
FRESH FISH PROBLEM

5. Life is all about connections, knowing the right people and
creating the right network
Have your own standards, stick to them and seek out those who
meet or exceed those standards.
Fail gloriously by your own high standards
Professional - technical societies are a major source for
networking,
If you show up, everyone knows who you are, so the
networking begins.
SCIENCE ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM

6. Why should you join?
Having joined why should you stay and should you pursue
higher levels of recognition?
And finally, if your professional career moves on, do you either
change to a body that represents our new situation while
leaving the old society or keep the old one as well
as joining the new?

7. “Membership puts me in touch with a huge network of PEs
from within my specialty, all across the country."
“The profession is changing fast – almost literally by the
day. Membership helps me keep up with those changes."
"It feels good to give something back to a profession that's
given me so much.“
Opportunity to support or be actively involved in research,
communications and programs in their field.

8. Three ways to join
1. Join online
2. Download a form and join by mail or fax
3. Request an application to be mailed
Membership expired? Renew

9. •Student
•Virtual student member
•Junior
•Senior Member
•Fellow
•Honorary Member
•Reduced Dues Member
•Reciprocal Member
•Division Member
• Life
• Unemployed
• Matching member (developing countries)
•Dual Membership
•Retired Member
•Active Members
•Associate Members
•Emeritus Members

10. •Library membership
•Institutional membership
•Not-For-Profit Institutional Membership
•For-profit Institutional Membership

11. Free to members, magazine is packed with up-to-the-minute
reporting and articles, e-newsletters, latest news on trends and
new technologies.
Continuing Education
Online courses to sharpen their knowledge and skills
Self study videos
Career Advancement
Networking Opportunities through interest groups
 Online forum, live events can reach engineers across the
country and in their local area.
Professional Growth
Leadership and volunteer opportunities offer many options for
positive participation within your community.
Variety of publications, standard contract documents, and other
services

12. Looks good in resume
To meet other participants and experts
Fun food
Learn from professionals
Field trips
Network with professionals
Job banks
Access to scholarship
Carry you forward to succeed in all
Mentoring
Private and social network
All focused squarely on you

13. Reach your professional goals faster
Member of professional community
World class training and advanced education
New relationship
Annual conference
Certified Continuing professional education
Forums and community developments
Books, manuals, distance learning products and resources
Membership directory to expand sphere of influence
Do well and do good – the society’s charity choice
Helps in research
Platform of bouncing ideas
Collaborate with researchers

14. Meet with professionals of your expertise
Provides network of scientists to debate, discuss, face challenges
Get motivated towards research
Know recent research and analytical tools as soon as publicized
Find new talent
Indirectly helps to grow organization and employer
Regular contact directs towards continuity
Educational support about latest development
Excellent forum for exchange of ideas
Part of a largest group of development
Put the your name with association qualification
Use the logo

15. Access to member’s section in society website
Special discount rates at seminar, conferences and other resources
Qualify as a fellow
Opportunity to attend lectures
Organizations offer grants and funding
Residential facilities
Low interest loan for project
Present their ideas in workshops
Intermediate point between research and concept
Assures equilibrium and necessary broadness of views
Creates scientific friends
Lifelong learning
Acts as resource

16. Movers and shakers in your field
Classified facility for jobs
Professional courses
Do your future a favor
Synergistic group help further your career goals
Resource information such as: case studies, articles, white
papers and books written by experts in your field or area of
interest.
Technical innovation, access to cutting-edge information,
networking opportunities, and exclusive member benefits.
Trusted voice
Global community
Profession
Conferences and events details

17. The Aerospace Engineering Division Prize
The Agricultural Engineering Division Prize
The Architectural Engineering Division Prize
The Brij Mohan Lal Memorial Prize
The Coal India (J G Kumaramangalam Memorial) Award
The Computer Engineering Division Prize
The Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Prize
The Corps of Engineers Prize
The Dr Rajendra Prasad Memorial Prize
The E P Nicolaides Prize
The George Oomen Memorial Prize
The Hindustan Zinc Limited Prize
The Institution Prize (Donated by Col G N Bajpai)
The Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Prize
The K F Antia Memorial Prize
The Marine Engineering Division Prize
The Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Division Prize
K Iyengar Memorial Prize

18. The Nawab Zain Yar Jung Bahadur Memorial Prize
The Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Memorial Prize
The President of India's Prize (English)
The Production Engineering Division Prize
The Railway Board's Prizes
The Rekha Nandi and Bhupesh Nandi Award
The Prof R C Singh Prize
The SAIL Awards
Dr M Visvesvaraya Memorial Gold Medal
The Sir Arthur Cotton Memorial Prize
The Sir Ganga Ram Memorial Prize
The Sir Rajendia Nath Mookerjee Memorial Prize
The Sir Thomas Ward Memorial Prize
The Suchit Kumar Ghosh Memorial Prize
The Tata Rao Prize

19. can be classified by purpose or by method. If we categorize it by purpose, it would fall into
two major categories: Basic Research and Applied Research, while in case of method, it
would be deductive research and inductive research
1.Exploratory or Formulative research studies:
To gain familiarity with a phenomenon or to achieve new insights into.
2. Descriptive research studies
To portray accurately the characteristics of a particular individual, situation or a group.
3. Diagnostic research studies.
To determine the frequency with which something occurs or with which it is associated with
something else.
4. Hypothesis testing research studies
To test a hypothesis of a casual relationship between variables.
5. Action research studies.
Researcher attempts to study action. E.g. transportation.
6. Comparative research studies
Researcher attempts to study the comparison of institutions, organization and practices.
7. Pure research studies.
It is the study of search of knowledge.
8. Applied research study.
It is the study of finding solution to a problem.
9. Operation or Quantitative research study
It is a study by using scientific and quantitative techniques

20. Forthcoming events
Recent news
Convention
Convocation
Congress
National seminar
International seminar
Quarterly report

21. Events
Publications
Placement
News
member alert
Speeches
E-library
Press release
Shop
Contact centre
Browse or search

23. Book program
Book store
Journals
Reviews
Notices
Bulletin
Licensing information
Online books
Authors resources
Advertisements

24. A majority of readers, 82.4%, belong to at least one
society, and a remarkable 21.4% belong to four or
more societies. Important reasons that a majority of
scientists join professional societies include:
participation in meetings and conferences (67.4%),
association with fellow scientists (65.6%).

25. • Member Profile
• Member Directory
• Renew Membership
• Join an APS Unit
• Weekly NewsBrief
• Add an APS or AIP Publication
• Create Email Alias
• Create APS Web Username
• Get my APS Member Number

26. Declining membership
Membership fees
Declining Revenues from publishing
Different expectations/behavior of next generation
New online communities
Author self archiving
Institutional and subject based repository
Large publisher big deals
Change to requirements for continuing education
Awareness

27. All India Biotech Association
All India Management Association
All India for Electronics and Compter Technology
CHiPS
 Computer Society of India
Indian Value Engineering Society
Interactive Technology Software and Media Association
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE)
International Microelectronics And Packaging Society (IMAPS)

28. ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL
ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW
ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS RESEARCH
ADVERTISING AGE
AGRIBUSINESS
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS RESEARCH REVIEW
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
AGRICULTURAL SITUATION IN INDIA
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
APPLIED ECONOMICS
APPLIED ECONOMICS LETTERS
APPLIED FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
APPLIED FINANCIAL ECONOMICS LETTERS
ASCI JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT

29. http://www.icondirect.net/published/assoc_ctry.php
http://explore.oneindia.in/association/professional/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_engineering_societies
http://dir.yahoo.com/Science/Engineering/Organizations/Professional/?b=20
http://www.geo.mtu.edu/geojobs/
http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Engineering_society
http://www.asabe.org/membership/international.html#1
http://in.dir.yahoo.com/Science/Engineering/Organisations/Professional/
http://lib.unipune.ac.in/Jr%20list%20Current.htm
http://www.statsci.org/jourlist.html
http://library.nitc.ac.in/INDIAN_JOURNALS.pdf
http://www.ovid.com/site/products/fieldguide/elwt/List_of_Journals.jsp
http://www.bhu.ac.in/bhulibrary/journallist.html
https://www.was.org/main/LinksRelated.asp?Index=a&Type=Association
http://www.iimahd.ernet.in/library/PDFs/list%20of%20bound%20volume/

30. Stay educated –
you’re never too old to learn more.

31. There is, of course, one final reason to belong and indeed
to participate in the activities of your professional society,
that is to support and work with the body that represents
the profession that gives you your income, sense of
identity and professional fulfillment, that represents the
profession to society as a whole and that maintains the
standards that govern how practitioners of your profession
conduct themselves in business, this for me is the one
reason above all to join, remain a member and where time
and opportunity afford, to contribute.