Alabama Society for Histotechnology

ASH General Meeting

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When: June 19, 2008 4:30 pm

Southern Research, Birmingham, AL

What: ASH General meeting

Agenda: NSH 2009

Open to all

Southern Research
2000 9th Ave.
Birmingham, AL

Park: Visitor Parking

go to Security Guard, sign in and you will be directed where to go

About Alabama Society for Histotechnology

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This organization shall be known as the Alabama Society for Histotechnology, hereafter referred to as the Society. This Society is organized for educational and scientific purposes and shall function within the structure of the these Bylaws to encourage continuing education in the field of histology; to strengthen communication and to get a prompt interchange of ideas and methods; promote understanding and cooperation between the histotechnologists and the allied professions.

Officers

The Officers of this Society shall be a President; Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and any other officers as may be elected in accordance with provisions of the by-laws.

Membership

See the membership page.

Elections

As per the 1987 Bylaws the Nominations and Awards committee shall present its recommendations to the President for election of officers. The slate will then be presented to the membership, at election time (September, every 2 years), by mail, in the form of a sealed ballot, presenting the candidates running for office. Membership will vote by mail, with the option to write in their candidate for office. Ballots will be returned to chairman of the Nominations & Awards Committee for opening and counting and notifying elected officers. The consent of each candidate shall be obtained before a person’s name can be placed on the ballot.

Qualifications

An officer must be an active member in good standing of both the Society and the National Society for Histotechnology for a minimum of one (1) year prior to his/her election.

Children’s Hospital Histology

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Resident’s Resources

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The PEIR Residents Resources site was created with the purpose of establising a gateway to useful educational resources on the Web in the field of Pathology. The Internet is a very powerful informational tool, but finding specific information can be difficult due to the information overflow on the Web and the considerable “noise” that confounds the character and quality of the matches obtained by using Web search tools. The focus of this site is on Web pages and online documents with an educational content. Emphasis is placed on sites with ample illustrations and sites that can be accessed for free. Links to commercial sites are not included unless the site has clear educational content. In many cases the links are made directly to the educational subdirectories of those sites, rather than linking to the main page. The main categories were intentionally made to illustrate the various kinds of Web resources that are of potential educational value in Pathology. This links database is an ongoing project where the links are classified in numerous subcategories.

National Society for Histotechnology

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Membership

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The Alabama Society for Histotechnology is organized to:

encourage continuing education in the field of histology
to strengthen communication with the profession
to promote the interchange of ideas and methods in histology
to promote understanding and cooperation between histotechnologists and allied professions.

Membership is open to individuals, organizations and companies who share these goals.
To join our organization simply register on this site, and indicate your desire to be a member.
There are no annual dues.
Yearly membership runs from June 1 to May 31.
We will ask you to confirm your membership each year.
To register, go to our registration page: register
If you have already registered on this site, you need only update your profile to indicate a desire to be an ASH member: update profile