Education
Committee
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Dr. Bassam A. Nassar (Chair)
(2001-2007)
Dr. Gary Shen
(2000-06)
Dr. Jim Russell
(2005-2008)
André Tchernof
(2005-2008) |
Finance
Committee
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Dr. Pierre Julien Treasurer (1999-2008)
To be nominated (Chair) (2005-2008) |
Long-Term
Planning Committee
|
Marck Hatton, Chair (2005-2007)
Avrum Gotlieb, (2005-2007)
Teik Chye Ooi (2003-2007) |
Nominating
Committee
|
Teik Chye Ooi, Chair
(2005-2007)
Dr. Rick Austin, Secretary
(2000-2007)
Dr. Michelle P Bendeck, Councillor
(2000-2006)
Avrum Gotlieb
(2003-2007) |
Ad-hoc
Communications Committee
|
Dr. Rick Austin
(2004-2007)
Dr. Pierre Julien
(2004-2007)
Dr. Bassam A. Nassar
(2004-2007) |
Trainee
Advisory Committee
|
Garry X. Shen, Chair
(2005-2006)
Stephen Colgan
(2005-2007) |
To
promote in Canada the advancement of science, research, and teaching
related to the fields of atherosclerosis, thrombosis and vascular
biology. The Society shall endeavour to achieve these objectives
by promoting the exchange of existing knowledge through organization
of scientific sessions at its annual and interim meetings, and
by sponsoring symposia, conferences and workshops or co-sponsoring
these with other scientific societies; fostering the introduction
of new methodology; encouraging new research ventures and inter-disciplinary
approaches; facilitating the exchange of scientists between various
centers; fostering the dissemination of knowledge by promoting
the publication of the proceedings of its scientific annual meeting
or a section thereof, and by establishing a permanent annual
lectureship and similar endeavours.
To promote the development and advancement of new
young investigators in the fields of atherosclerosis, thrombosis
and vascular biology in Canada by establishing scholarships and
traveling fellowships to support research training in outstanding
research environments; establishing prizes for presentations
at scientific meetings and for essays on original work; and sponsoring
the attendance of leading researchers at national and international
scientific events.
To establish, maintain and promote an appropriate
liaison and exchange with, and wherever possible representation
at societies of other scientists at the national and international
level who have professional interests and aims similar to those
of the Society. The Society, a constituent member of International
Atherosclerosis Society (IAS), shall officially represent the
Canadian community of scientists in this field on the IAS Council,
and on the Program Committees for International Symposia and
other scientific programs.
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