Privileges

Full Researchers are part of the General Assembly and choose to participate predominately in activity that pertain to one research theme. They have privileges; depending on availability, they have access to REPAR subsidies and scholarships. They also receive the REPAR Directory, their names are listed on the REPAR webside and they receive all REPAR communication.

Emerging Researchers are part of the General Assembly and choose to participate predominately in activities that pertain to one research theme. Similar to full researchers, they have access to REPAR subsidies and scholarships. They also receive the REPAR Directory, their names are listed on the REPAR website and they receive all REPAR communication.

Associate Researchers can participate in the General Assembly but do not have any voting rights. They choose to participate in activities that pertain to one research theme and only have access to grant programs as co-researchers in collaboration with a full researcher. Associate researchers cannot supervise student grant program candidates. They receive the REPAR Directory, their names are listed on the REPAR website and they receive all REPAR communication.

Clinician Members can participate in the General Assembly but do not have voting rights. They choose to participate predominately in activities that pertain to one research theme. Clinicians only have access to grant programs as a principal co-researcher in collaboration with a full researcher. They cannot supervise REPAR student members. They receive all REPAR communication, may consult the REPAR website and their names are listed on the website under the “Clinician members” heading.

Student Members can participate in the General Assembly but do not have voting rights. They receive all REPAR communication, have access to the REPAR website and their names are listed on the website under the “Student members” heading.