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2019 Annual Meeting – Experimental Biology 2019 – Orlando, FL

Business Meeting and Awards Presentation April 8, 2019

Orange County Convention Center

Room W109-A

5:15 PM – 6:30 PM

Asma Nusrat, M.D. ASIP President

Join us immediately following this business meeting for a

wine and cheese reception.

Asma Nusrat, M.D. University of Michigan

ASIP President

2018-2019


Business Meeting and Awards Presentation

President’s Report

2017-2018 ASIP Council Asma Nusrat, President

Dani Zander, President-Elect

Richard Mitchell, Vice President

Daniel Remick, Past President

Satdarshan (Paul) S. Monga, Secretary-Treasurer

Robin Lorenz, Councilor-at-Large

Monte Willis, Councilor-at-Large

Cecelia Yates, Chair, Committee for Career Development and Diversity

Diane Bielenberg, Chair, Education Committee

David Williams, Chair, Program Committee

William Muller, Chair, Research and Science Policy Committee

Patricia D'Amore, Chair, Publications Committee




Society Affiliations

The ASIP is a founding member of FASEB

(joined in 1913)

FASEB has 29 member societies with >130,000 members FASEB Office of Public Affairs provides resources and effort

for research and science policy advocacy.




ASIP Representatives to FASEB Committees

FASEB Board – Chuck Parkos, M.D., Ph.D.

Finance Committee – Dani Zander, M.D.

Publications and Communications Committee – Pat D’Amore, Ph.D.

Science Policy Committee – Roy Jensen, M.D.

Protection of Human Subjects – Mark E. Sobel, M.D., Ph.D.

Science Research Conf. Advisory Committee – Kevin Gardner, M.D., Ph.D.




FASEB Science Policy Committee – Subcommittees

Clinical and Translational Research SPC Subcommittee

Roy Jensen, M.D. and Daniel Remick, M.D.

Data Science and Informatics SPC Subcommittee

James Musser, M.D., Ph.D.

Research Enterprise Evaluation SPC Subcommittee

Linda D. McManus, Ph.D.

Training and Career Opportunities SPC Subcommittee

Linda McManus, Ph.D., Robin Lorenz, Ph.D., Titus Reeves, Ph.D.




Notable Positions of Leadership by ASIP Members

James M. Musser, M.D., Ph.D. FASEB President, 2018-2019




Society Affiliations and Management

The ASIP is one of five organizations that together comprise

The Intersociety Council for Pathology Information

ICPI is an educational organization that serves as a central source of

information about pathology in the practice of medicine, in medical research,

and to provide literature about pathology as a career.




Jacob J. Steinberg, M.D. Albert Einstein College of Medicine

ASIP Representative to the ICPI Board

2000-2019




Priscilla A. Furth, M.D. Georgetown University School of Medicine

ASIP Representative to the ICPI Board


Business Meeting and Awards Presentation 2019 Annual Meeting – Experimental Biology 2019 – Orlando, FL



Major Activities

Charter Member of Intersociety Council for Pathology Information Publisher of Directory of Pathology Training Programs

Cooperating society of the American Board of Pathology

Participate in the Pathology Roundtable and the

Intersociety Pathology Council

Supporting sponsor of the Association for the Accreditation of

Human Research Protection Programs




Pathobiology for Investigators, Scientists, and Academicians

PISA2018 – University of Michigan – October 2018




Pathobiology for Investigators, Scientists, and Academicians

PISA2018 – University of Michigan – October 2018




Strengths of Our Society

Strong Core Membership

Strong Scientific Programs and Meetings

Strong Scientific Journals

Excellent Membership Benefits Including numerous opportunities for service in the ASIP,

career development, and networking with leaders

of experimental pathology research




Challenges and Opportunities

Stable Membership Numbers, But Need to Grow

Retaining Current Members

Conversion of Trainees into Regular Membership Categories

Recruitment of New Members

Expand Core Membership and Engage More Members

Financial Challenges

Identification of New Revenue Streams




Recognition of ASIP Office Staff

Henry Carter, Assistant Managing Editor of AJP

Chhavi Chauhan, Ph.D., Director of Scientific Outreach

Michael Dustin, Senior Editorial Assistant for AJP

Emily Essex, Managing Editor of AJP

Gina LaBorde, Marketing and Communications Manager

Lisa McFadden, Director of Membership and Meetings

Donna Pluta, Education and Membership Services Manager

Jody Zung, Accountant




Recognition of ASIP Office Staff




Congratulations!

Lisa K. McFadden, Certified Meeting Manager (CMM) Director of Membership, Educational Services, and Scientific Meetings




Satdarshan (Paul) Singh Monga, M.D. University of Pittsburgh

ASIP Secretary-Treasurer



Finance Committee Report

Finance Committee Membership

S. Paul Monga, Chair

Diane Bielenberg

Patricia D'Amore

Martha B. Furie

Richard N. Mitchell

William A. Muller

Asma Nusrat

Daniel Remick

Cecelia Yates-Binder

Dani Zander




Financial Reserves and Investments

ASIP Main Investment Fund – $4,725,453

Stowell Fund for Support of Scientific Meetings – $142,426

Named Travel Award Investment Fund – $61,854

Investment accounts are managed by UBS Financial Services, Inc.




2018 Financial Report – Unaudited

Revenue before Investment Income – $2,269,574

Expenditures before Investment Expense – $2,606,841

Net Revenue before Investment Income – ($337,268)

Net Investment Income – $116,117

Total Net Revenue – ($221,151)




2019 Financial Report – Budget





Total Net Revenue – $159,181




2019 Financial Report – Forecast





Total Net Revenue – $156,957




George K. Michalopoulos

Junior Faculty Travel Awards



Edward Medina, M.D. University of Texas Health

Science Center

Matthew McMillin, Ph.D. University of Texas at Austin

Dennis Jones, Ph.D. Boston University

Richard Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D. Harvard Medical School

ASIP Vice President – Chair, Membership Committee



Membership Committee Report

Committee Members

Richard N. Mitchell, Chair

Martha B. Furie

Robin G. Lorenz

Asma Nusrat

Daniel G. Remick

Dani S. Zander




Moment of Silence

In Memorium… Alan Rabson, M.D.

Herbert Tanowitz, M.D.

Alvin Volkman, M.D., D.Phil.




Regular Members

NextGeneration Members

Trainee Members

Emeritus Members

Associate Members

Total Membership

445

90

169

121

6

831




ASIP Membership Composition – April 2019

2018

503

92

159

118

7

879

Total Membership

2019 Non-renewals

Potential Membership

831

139

970

Be sure to renew your membership!




ASIP Membership Composition – April 2019

2018

879

149

1028

Challenges and Opportunities

Membership is Stable But Needs to Grow

Conversion of Trainee Members to Regular Members The NextGeneration Membership category is intended for

new members and for conversion of postdoctoral trainee

members into regular membership categories.

Outreach to Recruit New Members Outreach to authors of journal articles in AJP

Outreach to Experimental Biology non-member registrants




Priorities for 2019

Outreach Through Departments of Pathology Outreach to the Chairs of Departments of Pathology related to recruitment and

engagement of faculty and trainees

ASIP Ambassadors Members in all categories will be invited to serve as Institutional Ambassadors,

to inform potential members (peers and others) about the value of ASIP membership

Expansion of Social Media Outreach New Facebook pages for Pathology Education, Pathology Career Development,

and Women in Pathology






Meritorious Awards Committee Report

Dani S. Zander, M.D. University of Cincinnati

ASIP President-Elect – Chair, Meritorious Awards Committee

Committee Membership

Dani Zander, Chair

Martha B. Furie

Elizabeth Galbreath

Jonathan Lin

Meera Hameed

Jonathon W. Homeister

Roberto Barrios

Xiao-Ming Yin

Yuri Persidsky







2020 Awards

2020 ASIP Gold-Headed Cane Award

Marilyn Farquhar, Ph.D. Distinguished Professor of Cellular and

Molecular Medicine

Professor of Pathology

University of California, San Diego

San Diego, CA




2020 Awards

2020 ASIP Rous-Whipple Award

Arul Chinnaiyan, M.D., Ph.D. S.P. Hicks Endowed Professor of Pathology

Director, Michigan Center for Translational Pathology

Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute

American Cancer Society Research Professor

Department of Pathology

University of Michigan Medical School

Ann Arbor, MI




2020 Awards

2020 ASIP Outstanding Investigator Award

Celina G. Kleer, M.D. Harold Oberman Collegiate Professor of Pathology

Director, Breast Pathology Program


University of Michigan Medical School

Ann Arbor, MI




2020 Awards

2020 ASIP Robbins Distinguished Educator Award

Charleen T. Chu, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Pathology

A. Julio Martinez Chair in Neuropathology


University of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, PA




2020 Awards

2020 ASIP Cotran Early Career Investigator Award

Qing Zhang, Ph.D. Associate Professor

Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center

University of North Carolina School of Medicine

Chapel Hill, NC




2020 Awards

2020 ASIP Young Scientist Leadership Award

Traci L. Parry, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Department of Kinesiology

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Greensboro, NC

William A. Muller, M.D., Ph.D. Northwestern University

Chair, Research and Science Policy Committee



Research and Science Policy Committee Report

William A. Muller, Chair

Sharon DeMorrow

Gustaaf de Ridder

Kelsey D. McKillip

Abigail Durkes

Avrum Gotlieb

Roy Jensen

Christi Kolarcik

Linda McManus

Adeola Adebayo Michael

George Michalopoulos

Carlos Moreno

James Musser

Timorthy O'Leary

Daniel Remick

Melanie Scott

Mary Ann Sens

Gene Siegal

Mark E. Sobel

Philip Vieira

Kristine Wadosky


Jennifer Dreyfus, Consultant








Recent Activities




2018 Goals and Status Update

Denuja Karunakaran, Ph.D. Award presentation by Dr. Bill Muller

2019 ASIP Young Scientist Leadership Award



Daniel Remick, M.D. Boston University

ASIP Past President – Chair, Nominating Committee



Nominating Committee Report

Dan Remick, Chair

Lora Ellenson

Avrum Gotlieb

Tanya Mayadas

Linda McManus

George Michalopoulos

Kevin Roth





2019 Election Results

Election Open: January 15, 2019

Election Closed: March 6, 2019

46.1% Overall Participation by Eligible Voters

46.3% of Regular Members

44.8% of NextGeneration Members







2019 Election Results – Vice President

Patricia A. D’Amore, Ph.D., M.B.A. Charles L. Schepens Professor of Ophthalmology

Harvard Medical School

Magali Saint-Geniez, Ph.D. Harvard Medical School – Schepens Eye Research Institute

Interim Chair, Publications Committee







2019 Election Results – Secretary-Treasurer

Satdarshan (Paul) Singh Monga, M.D. Endowed Chair of Experimental Pathology

University of Pittsburgh




2019 Election Results – Councilor At-Large

Pilar Alcaide, Ph.D. Department of Medicine

Tufts University




2019 Election Results – Program Committee Chair-elect

Jonathon W. Homeister, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

University of North Carolina School of Medicine




2019 Election Results – Education Committee Chair-elect

Elaine L. Bearer, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Pathology

University of New Mexico




2019 Election Results

Committee for Career Development and Diversity Chair-elect

Edward A. Medina, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Pathology

UT Health Science Center San Antonio




2019 Election Results – Nominating Committee

Daniel Remick, M.D. Boston University

Charleen Chu, M.D., Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh




2019 Election Results – Meritorious Awards Committee

Shuji Ogino, M.D., Ph.D. Harvard University

Robin Lorenz, M.D., Ph.D. Genetech

2019 ASIP Robbins Distinguished Educator Award



Gregory J. Tsongalis, Ph.D. Professor – Department of Pathology

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Norris-Cotton Cancer Center

Dartmouth University, Hanover, NH

Award presentation by W.B.Coleman



Committee for Career Development and Diversity Report

Andrew Duncan, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh

Member, Committee for Career Development and Diversity On behalf of Dr. Cecelia C. Yates-Binder, CCDD Chair

Cecelia C. Yates, Chair

Veronica Contreras-Shannon

Andrew Duncan

Christi Kolarcik

Edward Medina

Roberto Mota Alvidrez

Mayumi Nakagawa

Traci L. Parry

George Perry

Morgan Preziosi

Titus Reaves

Nakisha Rutledge

Magali Saint-Geniez

Chad Walesky

Diane Bielenberg (Chair of Education Committee)

David Williams (Program Chair-elect)

Asma Nusrat (President)











Saturday, April 6th

ASIP Highlights Session: I Am An ASIP Member

and This is My Science

Oral Presentations by Eight Trailblazing Women

Poster Presentations by 30 Trainees

(Postdoctoral Fellows, Graduate Students, Medical Student)

Oral Presentations by Eight Trailblazing Men




ASIP Highlights Session: I Am An ASIP Member and This is My Science

PathForward

Junior Faculty and Senior Postdoctoral Fellows

Lifelong Distance Mentoring Relationships

PathFinders First-time ASIP Meeting Attendees

Mentoring/Guidance during the Annual Meeting

Career Development for All ASIP Members




Mentoring Programs




2018 SROPP

(Summer Research Opportunity in Pathology Program)

Orlane Destin , Sarah Hoskins, Dana Julian (Harvard University and University of Pittsburgh)




Diane Bielenberg, Ph.D. Harvard University

Chair, Education Committee



Education Committee Report

Diane Bielenberg, Chair

Peter Anderson

Patricia D'Amore

Jeffrey Golden

Christy Kolarchik

Wendy Mars

Danny Milner

Roberto Moto-Alvidrez

Angana Mukherjee

Shyanne Page

Dipak Panigrahy

Jose Otero

Titus Reaves

Daniel Remick

Michael Thompson

David Williams Cecelia Yates-Binder








Highlights of 2018/2019 Activities

The ASIP is only society at Experimental Biology to offer CME.

No cost to ASIP members

$100 to non-members

Participants at EB2018 – 42

The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics CME Program

An ongoing, annual program, available to ASIP members

and others. Participants in 2016 – 116

Participants in 2017 – 107

Participants in 2018 – 118




Education Sessions at Experimental Biology 2019

XIXth Annual Workshop on Pathology Graduate Education: The Value

of the GRE in Graduate Admissions

XIXth Annual ASIP/AAA Career Development and Mentoring Program and Lunch:

Giving and Responding to Critical Evaluations of Manuscripts and Grants

Pathobiology Course for Research Scientists: Lipid Mediators

in Vascular Biology

Lunch and Learn: Science, Dollars, and Outcomes: The Critical Pieces

of Budgeting You Can't Work Without

ASIP Scientific Sleuthing of Human Disease for Undergraduate Students

and High School Teachers and Students

Patricia D’Amore, Ph.D. Harvard University

Chair, Publications Committee



Publications Committee Report

Patricia D'Amore, Chair

Martha Furie, AJP EIC

William B. Coleman, AJP SAE

Richard Mitchell, AJP SAE

Steven Carroll

Prathana Dalal

Yava Jones-Hall

Asma Nusrat

Morgan Preziosi

Magali Saint-Geniez

William Stetler-Stevenson






Journals Published by the ASIP




Martha B. Furie, Ph.D.

Editor-in-Chief

The American Journal of Pathology



American Journal of Pathology Editor-in-Chief’s Report

Editorial Leadership and Editorial Board

Martha Furie, Ph.D.

Editor-in-Chief

Senior Associate Editors William B. Coleman, Ph.D.

Richard N. Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D.

21 Associate Editors

86 Member Editorial Board




ASIP Journal Editorial Office Staff

Emily Essex Managing Editor

Henry Carter Assistant Managing Editor

Mike Dustin Senior Editorial Assistant

Chhavi Chauhan, Ph.D. Director of Scientific Outreach







Expanded Scope

“…seeks high-quality original research reports, reviews, and commentaries related to the molecular and cellular basis of disease.

The editors will consider basic, translational, and clinical investigations that directly address mechanisms of pathogenesis or provide

a foundation for future mechanistic inquiries. Examples of such foundational investigations include data mining, identification of biomarkers, molecular pathology, and discovery

research. Foundational studies that incorporate deep learning and artificial intelligence are also welcome. High priority

is given to studies of human disease and relevant experimental models using molecular, cellular, and organismal approaches.”




New Associate Editor for Manuscripts

Involving Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning

Stanley Cohen, M.D.

2017 Impact Factor – 4.069

5-Year Impact Factor – 4.583

Cited ~40,000 each year

>1.4 million article downloads in 2018

Increased numbers of manuscript submissions

Average time to first decision – 36 days

Time to online publication – 34 days

Acceptance rate – 44%




Journal Performance Metrics

Why Submit to AJP?

Member Benefits

Epub Ahead of Print

Easy Submission

ASIP regular members receive discounted

publication and Open Access fees

Opting into articles in press puts your article

online 8 weeks prior to print!

Simple submission platform with EVISE




David C. Williams, Jr., M.D., Ph.D. University of North Carolina

Chair, Program Committee



Program Committee Report

David Williams, Chair

Pilar Alcaide

Piyali Dasgupta

Ivana Delalle

Wen-Xing Ding

Elizabeth Galbreath

Jonathon Homeister

Philip Iannoccone

Andrei Ivanov

Rheinalt Jones

Denuja Karunakaran

Themis Kyriakides

Danny Milner

Rick Mitchell

Kari Nejak-Bowen

Jose Otero

Douglas Stairs

James Stone

Elizabeth Whitley

Qin Yan

Qing Zhang




2019 Annual Meeting Program Committee Membership

Program Committee Membership

Asma Nusrat, Ex Officio (ASIP President)

Cecelia Yates, Ex Officio (CCDD Chair)

Diane Bielenberg, Ex Officio (Education Chair)

Francesco Curcio, SIPMeT Representative

Ruth Sullivan, ACVP Representative

Charles Frevert, HCS Representative

With contributions from the Chairs of

specific Scientific Interest Groups




Guest Societies and Partners




Sponsors and Partners




Meeting Supporters




Trainee travel awards were supported by an R13 grant from the NCI

The ASIP scientific program was supported by an R13 grant from the NIEHS

The scientific program is supported annually by the Stowell Fund

ASIP Annual Meeting Scientific Program 14 major symposia and 5 workshops

2 meritorious award lectures

10 minisymposia/25 poster sessions reflecting 398 abstracts

In addition, 6 sessions are dedicated to career development, professional

advancement, and education




Save the Date for Experimental Biology 2020 April 4-8, 2020 – San Diego, CA




David Williams, Chair

Pilar Alcaide

Piyali Dasgupta

Ivana Delalle

Wen-Xing Ding

Kevin Gardner

Jonathon Homeister

Philip Iannoccone

Andrei Ivanov

Ji Peng

Denuja Karunakaran

Wendy Mars

Kelsey McKillip

Nate Montgomery

Kari Nejak-Bowen

Jose Otero

Jennifer Sanders

Douglas Stairs

James Stone

Elizabeth Whitley

Qin Yan

Qing Zhang




2020 Annual Meeting Program Committee Membership

President’s Symposium: Advances in Regenerative Medicine

Breast Cancer Workshop – Role of Tumor Microenvironment in Breast Cancer Progression

Blood Vessel Club – Role of the Gut Microbiome in Cardiovascular Disease

Club Hepatomania – Mechanisms of Hepatic Tumorigenesis

Emerging Technologies From the Bench Disrupting Diagnosis and Care Near the Bedside

Machine Learning Approaches in Modern Neuropathology

Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Pathology

Clonal Hematopoiesis: Impact on Inflammation and Cardiovascular Disease

Coagulation and Fibrinolytic Factors in Innate Immunity

New Regulatory Mechanisms and Functions of Epithelial Junctions

Drinking From the Firehose: Progress in the Practical Uses of Big Data

Single Cell Analysis of Epigenetic Mechanisms

Fixing Fatty Liver

Workshops and Symposia in Development for EB2020






Experimental Pathologist-in-Training Award and EPIT Merit Award

Francisco J. Carrillo-Salinas, Ph.D.

Experimental Pathologist-in-Training

Merit Award

Shengmin Yan, Ph.D.

Experimental Pathologist-in-Training Award



Experimental Pathologist-in-Graduate Training Award and EPIGT Merit Award

Njabulo Ngwenyama

Experimental Pathologist-in-Graduate

Training Award

Patrick D. Wilkinson

Experimental Pathologist-in-Graduate

Training Merit Award

ASIP Trainee Travel Awards Presentation

Presentation by David Williams – Chair, Program Committee



A.D. Sobel Scholar Trainee Travel Awards

Triet M. Bui

Roberto I. Mota Alvidrez, M.D., M.S.

Akanksha Sharma, MSc, Ph.D.



GALL Trainee Travel Award for Excellence in

Cardiovascular Research

Timothy D. Bryson



Gotlieb Family Fund for Undergraduate

Education in Pathobiology

Orlane Destin



Hans - Monga - ASIP Trainee Travel Award for Excellence

in Cardiovascular Research

Sanaullah Sajib, M.Pharm.



Rojkind - Monga - ASIP Trainee Travel Award for Excellence

in Liver Pathobiology Research

Jacquelyn O. Russell



The Marion and Lawrence (Larry) Muller Memorial Fund

- ASIP Trainee Travel Award

for Excellence in Inflammation Research

Hayley Gorman



ASIP Trainee Travel Awards



Marina Anastasiou

Prarthana J. Dalal

Trevor M. Darby

Paul J. Hanson

Kelsey M. Hirschi

Sarah Hosking

Dana R. Julian

Matthias Kelm

Lindsey Kennedy

Yang Lee

Benoit Niclou

Joshua Owens

Morgan E. Preziosi

Francisco E. Velazquez Planas

ASIP Histochemical Society-Sponsored Trainee Travel Awards

Ramón Castellanos

Allison Gartung

Vashendriya Hira

Karis P. Kosar

Bejan J. Saeedi



ASIP Histochemical Society Trainee Travel Awards

Victoria Hallisey

Jeana L. Owens, M.S.

Tirthadipa Pradhan-Sundd, Ph.D.

Katlyn Richardson

Kaitlynn Schuck



Vinay Kumar, M.B.B.S., M.D. Alice Hogge & Arthur A. Baer Distinguished Service Professor

Chairman Emeritus - Department of Pathology

University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Award presentation by Dr. Jerrold R. Turner

2019 ASIP Gold-Headed Cane Award



Presentation of the Presidential Gavel to Dani Zander, M.D.

ASIP President, 2019-2020

Presentation by Dr. Asma Nusrat



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