| About the IAP | ||
| Mission and Terms | ||
| Officers of The International Academy of Pathology | ||
| History of the IAP | ||
| Constitution and Bylaws | ||
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Officers of The International Academy of Pathology |
| The officers shall be a President, a President-elect,
a Secretary and a Treasurer, and one or more Vice-Presidents, not to
exceed four from any continent, as from time to time may be deemed appropriate
by the International Council. The officers shall be elected in a manner
and shall be hold their offices for such term with such right of succession
as shall be specified in the Bylaws. Current Officers
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| The following two items were adopted by the Committee on 21 March 1999 in San Francisco. International Academy of Pathology MISSION STATEMENT |
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| The IAP is dedicated to the
advancement of Pathology through educational exchanges worldwide. |
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| A: | Serve as an international pathology organization which coordinates activities of its divisions and encourages the formation of new divisions where appropriate. |
| B: | Convene international congress each biennium providing educational programs which advance pathology education, research and practice. |
| C: | Provide access to highest quality pathology education worldwide through lectures and seminars, educational grants, international congresses and teaching materials. |
| D: | Encourage strategic placement of international congresses.
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| TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR |
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| 1. | This Committee is established to serve in an advisory capacity to the Executive Committee and the Council. |
| 2. | The Committee is charged to identify educational and scientific needs in indigent geographic areas. |
| 3. | It is further charged with the responsibility to arrange, supervise, audit, and evaluate educational programs, that are responsive to these needs, and that are supplemental to the offerings of the biannual Congresses of the International Academy. |
| 4. | With the approval of the Executive Committee, the Committee is empowered to select lecturers, faculty, course directors, and moderators for structured presentations such as symposia, courses, and lectures, as will most appropriately satisfy the educational and scientific needs of the sponsored didactic programs. |
| 5. | The Committee is charged to provide an annual written report to the Executive Committee and/or Council. |
Membership: |
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| 1. | The members of the Ad Hoc Education Committee
shall be appointed by the Executive Committee, with approval by Council,
to attain the following composition: (A): A Chairperson and a membership body, not to exceed ten, The body will be geographically representative of the same areas as the Vice Presidents. (B): The Secretary of the International Academy will be an official member and will function as the Secretary for this Committee. |
| 2. | Members, including the Chairperson, will serve for four years. Terms will be staggered so as to achieve an approximate fifty percent replacement on a biennial schedule. Members may not serve two consecutive full terms but may, under the advisement of the Executive, be requested to remain active for an additional two years. |
| 3. | The Executive Committee will appoint replacements to fill unexpired terms and may appoint an ad hoc member for a limited period to fill a specific need or to develop a specific program.
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| FLORABEL MULLICK
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