Membership

SIGs are designed to represent the diverse research interests of the ASIP membership and to provide members with the culture and experience of a small specialty society within the larger whole of a research-oriented membership with eclectic interests.

These goals are accomplished by SIGs providing:

• adequate representation of scientific constituencies in program development:
  • the annual meeting,
  • scientific events such as stand-alone meetings, single topic conferences, or specialized courses or workshops and special programs.
  
  
• networking and collaboration opportunities for young and established experimental pathologists alike through face-to-face events, social media, and intranet resources.

Currently, SIGs represent the following scientific disciplines: