Members of CILIP elected to the register as Fellows (FCLIP), Chartered Members (MCLIP), or awarded Certification (ACLIP) or Revalidation Chartership


Elizabeth Brown Joshua Gibbins Alan Nel


Valerie Noel Stephen Reid Siddra Sroya Caroline Stephen Louise Tweddle


Certification Fiona Haddown


Fellowship Revalidation Sue Lacey Bryant Aude Charillon Sarah Elsegood


Jamie Finch Helene Gorring Natasha Howard Joanne Naughton Lucy Roper


Rebecca Williams Melanie Wood


Chartership Revalidation


Rebecca Dorsett Caroline Fielding Helen Fulbright Louisa Fulbrook Frances Griffiths Patricia Hughes


Edward Jewell Sharon Jones Maali Khouri Helen Lawrence Colin Lynch


Kirsten MacQuarrie Fiona McIntyre Craig Martin Claire Morgan


Helen Mugleston-Dahlke Rachel Oakes Karen Ready Elizabeth Roberts Alice Roques Lynsey Sampson Colin Sawers


Alison Thornley Shelagh Toonen Magdalena Vidgen Jennifer Wignall Helen Williams James Wilson Francesca Young


Certification Revalidation


Peter Stokes


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In an increasingly competitive world, professional registration with CILIP canmake all the difference.


Widely respected and acknowledged, achieving CILIP Chartership or Fellowship not only demonstrates your commitment to continually advancing your skills and knowledge but also helps you unlock your future potential.


With support from our professional community CILIP Chartership or Fellowship can take your abilities to new heights.


40 INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL February-March 2026


“I would encourage anyone to go through professional registration. Investing in yourself is key to further developing your ability to embrace changes and success.”


Marlène Rak, Subject Support Librarian at the University of the West of England


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