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MATDS
In confidence

Nominate a Fellow

Fellowship of MATDS (FMATDS) is conferred by nomination only. A Fellow, a Selection Committee member, or an invited expert puts forward a candidate on a documented evidentiary record. You cannot apply for yourself: self-nomination is not accepted.

Held in confidence

Every nomination is treated as confidential. The candidate is not contacted on the basis of a nomination; first contact occurs only later, when the Selection Committee Chair invites the candidate to consent and provide evidence.

Self-nomination is not accepted

The nominee

Who you are putting forward

The candidate will not be contacted on the basis of this nomination.


The nominator

About you

Nominations may be made only by a Fellow, a Selection Committee member, or an invited expert.


The citation

The case for election

A reasoned account of the candidate's original and consequential contributions, written for an informed peer. Roughly 500 to 1000 words.

0 words (aim for roughly 500 to 1000)


Proposed indicators

Where the record stands

Propose at least 4 indicators including at least one from each of Groups A, B, and C. Add a short note of the evidence supporting each.

Group A - Original & consequential contributions

Group B - Independent recognition

Group C - Demonstrated field impact


Evidence links

Sources a third party can examine

Up to four links to independent, verifiable sources. Each must include a full URL beginning with https://.


Independent endorsements

Supporters who can speak to the record

Name at least two independent supporters. Endorsements alone cannot establish eligibility, but they help the Committee locate corroborating evidence.


Conflict declarations

Any relationships to declare

Optional. Disclose any relationship between you and the candidate that bears on impartiality.

By submitting, you affirm the citation and evidence are accurate to the best of your knowledge. The nomination is held in confidence and the candidate is not contacted until a later stage of the process.