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Call for Secretary/Treasurer-elect Nominations

Want to help shape the future of APS?

We’re seeking additional nominations for the Secretary/Treasurer position – a rewarding leadership opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the Society while working alongside some of the most respected leaders in pediatrics.

This role offers the chance to:

⭐Influence the future direction of APS

⭐Build leadership experience and expand your network

⭐Advance initiatives that support pediatric research, education, and advocacy

⭐Leave a lasting legacy for the next generation of pediatricians

Great leaders don’t always start by raising their hand—they start by saying yes when the opportunity arises.

If you’ve ever considered serving in an APS leadership role, now is the time. We encourage you to nominate yourself and bring your unique experience, perspective, and vision to the Society’s leadership.

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Join the Advocacy Policy Committee’s TRUST (Trust in Research and Use of Science for Thriving) Workgroup for a compelling book club discussion of Science Under Siege: How to Fight the Five Most Powerful Forces that Threaten Our World by Michael E. Mann and Peter J. Hotez.

We’re thrilled to welcome co-author and APS member, Dr. Peter Hotez, who will join us for the conversation.

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Consider contributing to one or more of the APS supported programs listed below, or make an unrestricted donation. Any amount is deeply appreciated and can also be given in honor or memory of someone special.

APS New Century Scholars – Offers resident mentorship aimed at increasing the diversity of the academic pediatric workforce.

APS RAPID Scholars – RAPID supports residents, fellows, and junior faculty who identify as underrepresented in medicine (URIM), and who are committed to a career in academic pediatrics.

Pediatric Scientist Development Program – Supports pediatricians with an MD, DO, or MD/PhD degree who will devote themselves to academic careers with a strong research component.

APS SPR Journeys & Frontiers in Pediatric Research Program – A program designed to encourage and support promising early-career investigators in pediatrics.

Together we will touch many lives as we lift up the next generation, developing the leaders of tomorrow across academic pediatrics.

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