Senior Member

In 2007, AMTA established the category of Senior Member to recognize members who have actively factored in the success of the Antenna Measurement Techniques Association with outstanding and lengthy contributions.  These contributions can be in either the form of technical publications in the field of antenna measurements, or service on the AMTA Board of Directors or volunteer committees within AMTA.  In order to be eligible for Senior Membership, a member must have been active in the field for at least a period of 10 years; however, continuous AMTA membership throughout a 10-year period is not a requirement.  Nominations for Senior member status can be made to the AMTA awards committee by any current AMTA member.  Nominations will be evaluated by the committee and if approved, will be submitted to the AMTA Board of Directors for approval. CLICK HERE to download Senior Member criteria and nomination form (Word Document).  Completed nomination forms can be emailed to Past-President@amta.org.

Senior members who are inactive for three or more years will lose their Senior membership status and must reapply after becoming active again. Members can maintain their active status by attending the annual symposium, or by authoring or co-authoring a paper that is presented at the annual symposium.

AMTA Senior Members