Certificate proclaiming the election of Iain W. Crocker as Fellow of the Chemical Institute of Canada

Artifact Number:

2020-053

Description

A framed certificate from The Chemical Institute of Canada certifying the election of I.H. Crocker as a Fellow of the Institute.   Iain was a long-time chemist at the Chalk River Laboratories.  The framed certificate, which measures 22 cm by 28 cm, is dated “The third day of June, 1985” and bears the gold seal of the Institute. 

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Keywords:
certificate
Date:
1985
Associated artifacts:
See also artifacts 2020-051 and 2020-052.
Notes:

CIC Fellowship is a senior class of membership that recognizes the merits of CIC members who have made outstanding contributions across multiple areas:

  • Scientific, Engineering and Technical Contributions
  • CIC, CSC, CSChE, CSCT Activities
  • Management of Science, Engineering or Technology
  • Teaching, Mentorship, and Public Awareness

In general, candidates have made contributions in all four areas with outstanding contributions in a subset.

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