Vice President-Elect -
A Vice President-elect shall be elected by a majority vote of the ballots cast, and shall become the Vice President of the Specialty Section after serving one year as Vice President-elect. The Vice President-elect shall serve in the absence of the President and Vice President.
Councilor -
To serve as part of the Executive Committee, One (1) Councilor shall be elected each year by a majority vote of the ballots cast and will serve a term of two years.
Vice-Student Representative -
The Vice-Student Representative shall be elected by a majority vote of the ballots cast, and shall become the Student Representative ! of the Specialty Section after serving one year as Vice-Student Representative. The Vice-Student Representative shall serve in the absence of the Student Representative.
Postdoctoral/Fellow Representative -
The Postdoctoral/Fellow Representative shall be elected by a majority vote of the ballots cast, and shall serve for a one year term.
About
In Vitro and Alternative Methods Specialty Section
| The In Vitro and Alternative Methods Specialty Section was founded in 1944 and consists of members who have expertise or special interest in the application of in vitro techniques to address problems of cellular toxicity, with a special emphasis on product safety evaluation. | |
Officers |
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| Current elected officials consist of the President, Vice President, Vice President-Elect, Secretary-Treasurer, Councilors and Student Representatives. | |
President |
Daniel C. Kemp |
| Vice President | Frank A. Barile |
| Vice President-Elect | David G. Allen |
| Secretary-Treasurer | Sue M. Ford |
| Past President | George DeGeorge |
| Councilor | Vincent A. Murphy |
| Councilor | Renee M. Gardner |
| Postdoctoral Representative | Sonia R. Miranda |
| Student Representative | Prajakta S. Palkar |
| Vice Student Representative | Ying Fan |
By Laws |
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| By Laws as of 2005 | |
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