Meanings of honorary fellow in English

He is an honorary fellow of Pembroke - one of the few American ones.

He's also an honorary fellow at Massey university's Centre for Social and Health Outcomes and Evaluation.

In 1976, she was made an honorary fellow of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, where her daughter had been educated.

Mr Heaney, an honorary fellow of Trinity since 1998, said he felt honoured by his association with the new post.

Frank McDonald, a former environment editor of The Irish Times, has been made a honorary fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

The Wrexham-born rower, who picked up a second consecutive Olympic gold in 2012, was speaking as he became a honorary fellow of Bangor University.

The government's decision to end the investigation displays a failure to protect vulnerable tribal communities, said Madhu Sarin, honorary fellow of Rights and Resources Initiative.

He is an honorary fellow of the American Institute of Architects, past chairman of ARCASIA and has served on the Royal Institute of Architects Council.

This year one honorary fellow, 14 new fellows and 55 new scholars of the university were announced, on April 10th, 2017.

Today she is an honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.

He retired to Cambridge where he was made an Honorary Fellow of Clare College.

By Preston W. Search, Honorary Fellow in Clark University.

He was now admitted an honorary Fellow-anhonor rarely conferred, and only on pre-eminently distinguished men.

CONYBEARE, Honorary Fellow of University College, Oxford.

Here the performance proper was headed by a piece from one of Laban's honorary fellows, William Forsythe.

This year, two honorary fellows, 11 new fellows and 67 new scholars were announced.