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The committee will be charged with developing plans and programs to address issues of mentorship, leadership, communication and negotiation skills, the work-life balance and career development. The committee should recognize the diverse composition of the membership of SRI and develop plans and programs that address those issues for as many members as possible.
Chair: Mancy Tong, PhD- Yale University, CT, United States
Past Chair: Shannon K. Laughlin-Tommaso, MD- Mayo Clinic, MN, United States
Ali Ainsworth, MD - Mayo Clinic, MN, United States
William H. Catherino, MD, PhD- Uniformed Services University, MD, United States
John Challis, OC, PhD, FRCOG, FRS- University of Toronto, BC, Canada
Dongbao Chen, PhD- University of California Irvine School of Medicine, CA, United States
Stella Goulopoulou, PhD - Loma Linda University, CA, United States
Dharani Hapangama,BSc, MBChB, MD, FRCOG - The University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
Md Soriful Islam, PhD- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, MD, United States
Dorothy K. Sojka, PhD - Loyola University Chicago, IL, United States
Kaela Varberg, PhD - University of Kansas Medical Center, KS, United States
Staff Liaison: Jamie Brouws- SRI, WI, United States
The Development Committee is responsible for being involved in and promoting initiatives related to fundraising, development, sponsorship, external grant funding and related external and corporate funding. The Development Committee will assist in developing relationships that benefit Society for Reproductive Investigation (SRI) and its members and promote relationships that bring in additional funding to SRI through primarily sponsorships, external education grants, etc. as well as individual and planned giving. Most of the work of the Development Committee is done via email and phone with quarterly conference calls held throughout the year.
Chair: John R.G. Challis, OC, PhD, FRCOG, FRS - University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Past Chair: Leslie Myatt, PhD, FRCOG - Oregon Health & Science University, Oregon, United States
Laxmi V. Baxi, MD - Columbia University, NY, United States
Amy P. Murtha, MD - UCSF Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences, CA, United States
Jerome F. Strauss III, MD, PhD- Virginia Commonwealth University, PA, United States
Staff Liaison: Leah Miller- SRI, WI, United States
The purpose of this committee is to address issues related to the areas of diversity, equity and inclusion within SRI, and educate the SRI membership on these same topics. Each year the committee will plan the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Forum to take place during the Annual Meeting. The committee will also encourage diversity among the slate for Council nominations, membership of all SRI committees, as well as speakers within the annual meeting sessions, and assist in providing members and speakers to do so. Additionally, the committee will be responsible for updating and putting into action the Diversity Roadmap, in conjunction with the overall larger SRI Strategic Plan.
Chair: Shathiyah Kulandavelu, PhD - University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, FL, United States
Past Chair: Nardhy Gomez-Lopez, PhD - Wayne State University School of Medicine, MI, United States
Jin Bai- University of California Irvine, CA, United States
Md Soriful Islam, PhD- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, MD, United States
Nima Aghaeepour, PhD- Stanford University, CA, USA
Patricia Tereese Jimenez, MD - Washington University in St. Louis, MO, United States
Genevieve S. Neal-Perry, MD, PhD - University of North Carolina School of Medicine, NC, United States
Bo R. Rueda, PhD, MGH- Harvard School of Medicine, MA, United Statesu
Obianuju Sandra Madueke-Laveaux, MD, MPH- University of Chicago, IL, United States
Staff Liaison: Leah Miller- SRI, WI, United States
The Early Career Committee is responsible for developing and overseeing benefits and programs for current and future early career members. The committee will meet regularly via conference call and will work with other committees throughout the year to assist with SRI communications and Annual Meeting planning targeted to early career members as well as membership recruitment.
Chair: Margeaux W. Marbrey, PhD- Duke University Medical Center, North Carolina, USA
Shannon D. Whirledge, PhD, MHS - Yale School of Medicine, CT, United States
Nima Aghaeepour, PhD- Stanford University, CA, United States
Esra Cetin, MD - University of Chicago, IL, United States
Liping Feng, MD- Duke University Medical Center, NC, United States
Patricia Tereese Jimenez, MD - Washington University in St. Louis, MO, United States
Alireza A. Shamshirsaz- Harvard Medical School, MA, United States
Mancy Tong, PhD- Yale University, CT, United States
Staff Liaison: Jordan Addison- SRI, WI, United States
The SRI Finance/Budget Committee shall be the investment fiduciary responsible for the prudent management of the Investment Portfolio. The Committee shall have the exclusive authority to establish, execute and interpret an investment policy statement for the Portfolio. The Committee shall be solely responsible for the selection and retention of professional advisors to the Portfolio which may include, but not be limited to, investment managers, investment consultants, custodians, attorneys, accountants and clerical staff.
Chair: Emily J. Su, MD, MSCI - University of Colorado School of Medicine, CO, United States
Past Chair: Paul J. Rozance, MD - University of Colorado School of Medicine, CO, United States
Director of Advancement: John R.G. Challis, OC, PhD, FRCOG, FRSC- University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Ayman Al-Hendy, MD, PhD - University of Chicago, IL, United States
Stephen Matthews, PhD - University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Staff Liaison: Leah Miller- SRI, WI, United States
The Global Outreach (GO) Committee of the SRI was formed to help promote internationalism of the society. Members of the GO Committee represent SRI’s International membership, annual meeting attendees, and journal submitters. The GO Committee works with the SRI Council to increase international satellite meetings, encourage international attendance at annual meetings, and represents the interests of SRI and its members on the global stage.
Chair: Dino A. Giussani, PhD, ScD, FRCOG - University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
John R.G. Challis, OC, PhD, FRCOG, FRSC - University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Bernardo J. Krause Sr., PhD- Universidad de O'Higgins, Chile
Chiara Mando, PhD- Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy
Murray D. Mitchell, DPhil, DSc- Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Leslie Myatt, PhD FRCOG- Oregon Health and Science University, OR, United States
Genevieve S. Neal-Perry, MD, PhD- University of North Carolina School of Medicine, NC, United States
Bas B. Van Rijn, MD, PhD- Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Elena Zambrano Gonzalez, PhD- Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Medicas y Nutricion SZ, Mexico
Nanbert Zhong, MD- New York State Institute for Basic Research, NY, United States
Irina Burd, MD, PhD- University of Maryland School of Medicine, MD, United States
Staff Liaisons: Leah Miller & Jamie Brouws- SRI, WI, United States
The Government Affairs Committee (GAC) represents the Society for Reproductive Investigation (SRI) and the interests of its members through engagement with federal, state, and local legislative entities. Advocacy efforts focus on the promotion and advancement of women’s health and reproductive science through education and collaboration with public policy makers, community/private organizations, and the public, in general.
Allison Care, PhD - University of Adelaide
Nanette Santoro, MD - University of Colorado
Jie Yu, MD, MSc - Wake Forest University SOM
Staff Liaison: Leah Miller- SRI, WI, United States
The purpose of the Grants Committee is to facilitate opportunities and successes for SRI In-Training Members to receive grant funding and oversee the grant application and review process. The committee is responsible for the annual review of the application as well as the appointment of members to the Grant Review Subcommittee. The committee also defines goals of the grant mechanism, determines grant eligibility, and develops the process for review.
Chair: Theresa Powell, PHD - University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, CO, United States
Jae-Wook Jeong, PhD - University of Missouri, MO, United States
Jamie Lo, MD - Oregon Health & Science University, OR, United States
Obianuju Sandra Madueke-Laveaux, MD, MPH- University of Chicago, IL, United States
Susan K. Murphy, PhD - Duke University, NC, United States
Michael Strug, DO, PhD - Stanford University, CA, United States
Mostafa Borahay, MD, PhD- Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States
Staff Liaisons: Leah Miller & Jordan Addison- SRI, WI, United States
The In Training Member Committee (ITMC) functions as a committee to cultivate leaders both within SRI and beyond. This Committee is a starting point for any member who has a strong interest in moving up within SRI Leadership. The primary initiative of the Committee is to act as hosts throughout the Annual Meeting to help and assist “in training” peers. The Committee will be made visible by presentation in the program, and will be responsible for any in training events, including the Connection Corners networking event. Together with the Career Development and Diversity Committee, they will organize relevant career development events. The Committee will also be responsible for creating the list of table topics and assigning topics to mid- and senior-level SRI members to be hosts at tables during the Connection Corners event. In the weeks prior to the Annual Meeting, Committee members assist with promoting the events via social media (LinkedIn, Twitter, email, SRI website) in conjunction with SRI 365.
Chair: Michael Strug, DO, PhD - Stanford University, CA, United States
Past Chair: Jessica F. Hebert, PhD - Portland State University/Oregon Health & Science University, OR, United States
Jessica Garcia de Paredes, MD- Spectrum Health-Butterworth and Blodgett Campuses, Grand Rapids, MI, United States
Victoria S. Jiang, MD- Massachusetts General Hospital, MA, United States
Begum Aydogan Mathyk, MD- HCA Florida Brandon Hospital Program, FL, United States
Brenda F. Narice, PhD- Sheffield NHS Teaching Hospitals, United Kingdom
Serena Gumusoglu, PhD- University of Iowa, Iowa City, IO, United States
Virginia Chu Cheung, PhD- University of California, San Diego, CA, United States
Andrea Joseph- University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States
Staff Liaison: Jordan Addison- SRI, WI, United States
The Membership and Nominations Committee is charged with increasing and enhancing membership in the Society and to advise the Council on membership policy and recruitment issues. The Membership and Nominations Committee is tasked with reviewing all membership applications and submitting a recommendation regarding the acceptance of applications to the SRI Council during the Annual and Interim Council Meetings. The committee also prepares the slate of candidates for the nationally elected officers of the Society.
Chair: Emre Seli, MD - Yale School of Medicine, CT, United States
Past Chair: Mala Mahendroo, PhD - University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX, United States
Past President: Nanette F. Santoro, MD - University of Colorado, CO, United States
Melissa Simon, MD, MPH- Northwestern University, IL, United States
Irene Cervello, PhD - IVI Foundation-IVIRMA-IIS La Fe, Spain
Genevieve S. Neal-Perry, MD, PhD - University of North Carolina School of Medicine, NC, United States
Jeff Reese, MD - Vanderbilt University Medical Center, TN, United States
Staff Liaison: Leah Miller- SRI, WI, United States
The charge of the Program Committee is to plan the annual meetings. Three program committee meetings a year are held for planning current and future meetings. The Program Director is responsible for symposia/plenary/luncheons/trainee activities/CME/program book/logistics.
Chair: Bo R. Rueda, PhD - MGH / Harvard Medical School, MA, United States
2024 Program Director: Dino A. Giussani, PhD, ScD, FRCOG- University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Elizabeth Bonney, MD- University of Vermont, VT, United States
Irina Burd, MD, PhD - University of Maryland, MD, United States
Ayman Al-Hendy, MD, PhD - University of Chicago, IL, United States
John R.G. Challis, OC, PhD, FRCOG, FRSC - University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Charles A. Ducsay, PhD - Loma Linda University, CA, United States
John Kingdom, MD, FRCSC - University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Shathiyah Kulandaveu, PhD- University of Miami, FL, United States
Erica Marsh, MD- University of Michigan, MI, United States
Stephen G. Matthews, PhD - University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Dorothy K. Sojka, PhD - Loyola University Chicago, IL, United States
Michael Strug, DO, PhD - Stanford University, CA, United States
Mancy Tong, PhD- Yale University, CT, United States
Shannon D. Whirledge, PhD, MHS - Yale School of Medicine, CT, United States
Staff Liaison: Jamie Brouws- SRI, WI, United States
The charge of the committee is to advise the Council regarding the Society’s publications with the immediate goals of evaluating the Reproductive Sciences journal and ensuring that scientific periodicals published by the Society reflect the SRI standard of excellence.
Chair: Virginia D. Winn, MD, PhD - Stanford University School of Medicine, CA, United States
Shathiyah Kulandavelu, PhD - University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, FL, United States
Staff Liaison: Leah Miller- SRI, WI, United States
Ex-officio Members
Ayman Al-Hendy, MD, PhD, FRCSC, FACOG, CCRP - University of Chicago, IL, United States
Seung-Yup Ku, MD, PhD - Seoul National University Hospital, South Korea
Stephen G. Matthews, PhD- University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Carole Mendelson, PhD - University of Texas Southwestern, TX, United States
Paul J. Rozance, MD - University of Colorado School of Medicine, CO, United States
The purpose of the SoAR Committee is to identify SRI Members who are scientific leaders in basic and clinical reproductive science research and support their nomination for membership in honorific international societies and for prestigious international awards and prizes. SoAR also will select and recommend to the SRI Council, the following SRI Award recipients: The DeCherney Society Lifetime Distinguished Service Award, the SRI Distinguished Scientist Award, the President’s Achievement Award, and the SRI Mentorship Award. Finally, SoAR will work with the Development Committee to obtain endowment to increase the cash value of these awards and to fund additional SRI awards/prizes.
Staff Liaison: Leah Miller- SRI, WI, United States
SRI 365 is a committee created in order to streamline and synchronize the communications published by the Society. The purpose of the SRI 365 Committee revolves around the idea of strengthening the organization in the way the Society communicates both internally and externally. Social media, email blasts, website maintenance, and the SRI 1st Alert will be regulated by the Committee. Each SRI 365 Committee Member will be responsible for contributing to the communication planning of the Society.
Chair: Helen N. Jones, PhD- University of Florida College of Medicine, FL, United States
Jin Bai, PhD - University of California Irvine, CA, United States
Leena Kadam, PhD - Oregon Health & Science University, OR, United States
Melissa Kozakiewicz, MD - Wake Forest School of Medicine, NC, United States
Panicos Shangaris, MSc, MRCOG PhD- Kings College London, United Kingdom
Kristin Connor, PhD- Carleton University, Canada
Staff Liaison: Jordan Addison- SRI, WI, United States
The Continuing Medical Education (CME) committee is responsible for monitoring the CME activities of the Society for Reproductive Investigation, primarily the annual meeting.
Chair: Irina Burd, MD, PhD - Johns Hopkins University
Paula Amato, MD - Oregon Health & Science University, OR, United States
Patricia Tereese Jimenez, MD - Washington University in St. Louis, MO, United States
Bo R. Rueda, PhD - MGH / Harvard Medical School, MA, United States
Emily J. Su, MD, MSCI - University of Colorado School of Medicine, CO, United States
Staff Liaison: Jamie Brouws- SRI, WI, United States