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Spotlight on ACR Committee Appointments

From the College  |  October 20, 2016

Committee on Nominations & Appointments
Leigh F. Callahan, PhD (2016–2018)
Polly Ferguson, MD (2016–2018)
Emily Isaacs, MD (2016–2018)
Carlos Lozada, MD (2016–2018)
Elizabeth Shienk, PhD, RN  (2016–2017)

The newest members of the ACR Board of Directors—Jody Hargrove, MD; William Harvey, MD; Elizabeth Perkins, MD; William Robinson, MD, PhD; new ACR Secretary, Ellen Gravallese, MD and new ARHP President, Afton Hassett, PsyD—will also assume their new roles at the 2016 ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting, after being confirmed by the ACR membership at the annual business meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 15, in Washington, D.C.

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Committee appointments are made each year in conjunction with the ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting. Most elected terms are for three years beginning at the time of the annual meeting. For more information on short-term volunteer opportunities, please see the Microvolunteering section on the ACR website. The interest form is available year-round. If you are interested in volunteering you may find more information here for 2017.

 

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