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International Physiology Committee
(Established 1985)
This committee is composed of six or more members of the Society as
designated by Council. The President, President-Elect, and Past President,
who are members of the US National Committee for the International Union of
Physiological Sciences (IUPS), are ex officio members of the committee. The
chairperson of the Perkins Memorial Fund Committee, and the Treasurer of the
IUPS are ex officio members.
Duties of the International Physiology Committee are to:
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Establish communication and facilitate interchange between
the APS, other physiological societies, and their individual members.
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Maintain and strengthen relations with IUPS.
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Approve donations of APS journals (total 100) to appropriate
developing countries.
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Encourage the formation of international interest groups to
promote scientific interactions in particular geographic areas.
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Develop mechanisms for promoting interactions and exchanges
of APS members and foreign scientists.
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Handle all matters pertaining to international physiological
affairs, on consultation with Council.
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Have the Executive Director mail IUPS information to APS
members.
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Organize symposia and/or workshops on international
physiology at Society meetings, when appropriate.
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Develop programs to enhance the role of APS on the
international scene.
- Current Members
- 2007 Committee Report
- 2006 Committee Report
- 2005
Committee Report
- 2004 Committee Report
- 2003 Committee Report
- 2002 Committee Report
- Latin American Initiative
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