News

28 November 2011

In Memoriam

To our great sorrow the European Skull Base Society (ESBS) was informed of the death on 24 October 2011 of our Honorary Member Prof..[read more]

24 August 2009

9th Congress of the European Skull Base Society

Report The 9th Congress of the European Skull Base Society - “Update and Perspectives” was hosted by the Erasmus University Medical..[read more]

15 - 18 April 2009

ESBS Congress President

Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the Executive Committee of the European Skull Base Society (ESBS), we extend our warm and cordial invi..[read more]

1 January 2006

ESBS Plenary Meeting Minutes

19 May 2005, Fulda, Germany Opening of the Plenary Meeting by Draf 1. Draf invited Caroline Wain of Thieme for a presentation ..[read more]

Agenda

20 - 22 June 2012

Microscopic and Endoscopic Approaches to the Skull Base

16 - 18 May 2012

10th Congress of the European Skull Base Society

25 - 27 January 2012

Microscopic and Endoscopic Approaches to the Skull Base
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Regulations

European Skull Base Society
Regulations




1. MEMBERSHIP



1.1 (March 2001)
An individual can be REGULAR member of ESBS if one is resident within Europe in a country without a National Skull Base Society. If there is a National Skull Base Society, the ESBS will refer to that Society for information of the national standing of the candidate member.

1.2 (March 2001)
CORPORATE member can be a National Skull Base Society.
In case of a Corporate membership of a National Skull Base Society the due to be paid for each National Skull Base Society member will be 50% of the REGULAR membership due.

1.3 (April 2009)
Emeritus persons from outside of Europe who have rendered particular service in the field of the skull base disciplines as well as to the European Skull Base Society are also eligible for HONORARY member.

2. ORGANIZATION



2.1 President and President-elect (March 2001)
The President–elect is the elected president for the next Congress (Congress President). The Executive Committee shall elect the next Congress President.
The period in office is limited to two years for the President and President-elect.

2.2 European Council (March 2001)
One member of the Executive Committee shall be elected as Secretary of the European Council.
Duty of the Secretary of the European Council is to transmit affairs to the Council and transfer proposals from the European Council to the Executive Committee.

In case of CORPORATE membership of a National Skull Base Society, this Society is entitled to recommend candidates for the European Council to the Executive Committee of ESBS.
Membership of the European Council has to be renewed after four years.

2.3 Executive Committee (March 2001)
Date and time of the following meeting of the Executive Committee has to be fixed at the end of each Executive Committee meeting.
Invitation and agenda of the Executive Committee meeting has to be sent at least four weeks in advance.
Minutes shall be sent to the members of the Executive Committee at the latest two months after the meeting.

2.4 (May 2005)
An Executive Committee member can be elected for President-elect c.q. President or Secretary General during the first as well as the second term in office.

2.5 (May 2005)
The European Editor in Chief of the official ESBS journal Skull Base may be invited to Executive Committee meetings as non-voting Executive Committee member

2.6 (April 2009)
In order to combine or to avoid conflict-of-dates between the official ESBS Congress and another Congress related to skull base surgery, the Executive Committee may decide by majority of votes to differ from holding the official ESBS Congress every two years.
The maximum period in office of the members of the Executive Committee, including the President and President-elect, will then be adapted accordingly.

3. EUROPEAN COUNCIL



3.1 (March 2003)
The Executive Committee can propose individual active members from countries with less than 10 members to join the European Council.


Updated on: 1 July 2005