Sociological Research Association
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The Sociological Research Association is an honor society of sociological scholars. The great majority of its members are American and Canadian, in large part because the association's annual meeting, lecture and banquet happens annually during an evening of the American Sociological Association's annual meeting. There are more than 200 members. Each year, a membership committee selects up to 14 members on the basis of merit. A new member of the SRA's five-person executive committee is elected annually by the members, rising through the leadership ranks to be the president of the society.