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Section Advisory Committee
PURPOSE: The Section Advisory Committee (SAC) provides oversight to the Society’s sections, represents the interests of the sections within the Society’s governance structure, and serves as a feedback mechanism from the sections to the APS Board of Directors and CEO of the Society.
MEETINGS: The committee meets twice annually, once at the annual meeting and once in the fall. Other work of the committee may be conducted virtually.
The Section Advisory Committee is composed of one regular member elected by each section of the Society, plus a chair. Each member shall serve a term of three years; consecutive terms are prohibited. The committee shall elect a chair to serve a three-year term. The chair of the Scientific Program Committee is an ex officio, nonvoting member. The chair also serves on the APS Advisory Council.
- Elect a chair, who is a member of the committee or has served on the committee within the past three years. (If a current committee member is elected, then a new section representative will be appointed.)
- Review the Statements of Organization and Procedures of Sections and make recommendations to the Board.
- Assist the Scientific Program Committee in the organization of scientific meetings.
- Make recommendations to the Board regarding how the sections might be used to further the goals of the Society with regard to programs, publication, public affairs and governance.
- Review procedures for the selection of sectional awards and recommend possible changes.
- Review section budgets periodically.
- Assist the Board in the strategic planning process and work with the Board to implement the strategy plan through the work of the sections.
- Submit a written annual report to the Board at their spring meeting, as part of the consent agenda, providing activities from the previous 12 months. The report will be due three weeks ahead of the meeting.
Committee Members
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Katie Susan Hering-Smith, MS, PhD
Tulane University
Chair -
Alice Renee Villalobos, PhD
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Teaching Section -
Christopher Mark Waters, PhD, FAPS
University of Kentucky
Respiration Section -
Dane Alan Crossley, PhD
University of North Texas
Comparative & Evolutionary Physiology Section -
Farah Sheikh, PhD
University of California, San Diego
Cardiovascular Section -
Gene Leflore Bidwell, III, PhD
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Central Nervous System Section -
Karen L Edelblum, PhD
Icahn School of Medicine At Mount Sinai
Gastrointestinal & Liver Section -
Licy L Yanes Cardozo, MD
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Endocrinology & Metabolism Section -
Meena S. Madhur, MD,PhD
Indiana University
Water & Electrolyte Homeostasis Section -
Paul J Marvar, PhD
George Washington University
Neural Control & Autonomic Regulation Section -
Robert A. Fenton, PhD
Aarhus University, Denmark
Renal Section -
Sandrine V Pierre, PhD
Marshall University
Cell & Molecular Physiology Section -
Tracy Baynard, PhD
University of Massachusetts Boston
Environmental & Exercise Section