Which of the following is NOT an additional membership category administered by RPPC?

• A. Life Members
• B. Honorary Members
• C. Fellow OACETT Members
• D. Non-Resident Members

Answer: (B)

The correct choice is based on the structure and classifications of membership categories managed by the RPPC. Honorary Members are typically awarded special recognition for significant contributions to the profession or organization and are not a category that is actively administered as a membership type like the others listed.

Life Members, Fellow OACETT Members, and Non-Resident Members are established membership classifications within the OACETT framework, with specific eligibility requirements and privileges. Life Membership often recognizes long-standing and dedicated service, Fellow status is achieved through significant contributions to the profession, and Non-Resident Members are those who reside outside the designated area but maintain membership. Each of these categories involves a formal process of administration and criteria for membership, in contrast to honorary recognition, which serves more as a distinction rather than a structured membership type.