Business Meeting of the American Society of Andrology 1982

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ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANDROLOGY
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
February 25, 1982
The meeting was called to order at 5:05 p.m. by President Richard M. Harrison .
The Nominating Committee Report was given - Marie-~laire Orgebin-Crist:
Two hundred and forty two ballots were returned. The Vice-President is
A. Bartke. The new Council members are F. Labrie, L. Reichert, M. Lipsett, and
F. Naftolin. The report was accepted by the members.
The Constitution and By-Laws Committee - B. Jane Rogers:
She reported overwhelming acceptance of the proposed Constitution and
By-Laws changes. The report wets accepted by the membership .
Future Meetings - Rudi Ansbacher:
Dr. Ansbacher reported that the 1983 Meeting will be held in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania at the Holiday Inn, March 22-25, 1983. The Chairman is J. Marmar.
The 1984 Meeting will be held in San Diego, California in March and the Co-Chair­persons
are G. Bernstein and R. Horton. In 1985 the meeting will be a joint
meeting of A.S.A. and I.S.A. and the Co-Chairpersons are Drs. Newton and Dym.
In 1986 the meeting will be held in Grand Rapids, Michigan and Drs. Eward, Lobl,
and Ansbacher will be the Chairpersons. Tentatively, J. Connell has indicated
a willingness to host the 1987 Meeting in Fort Collins, Colorado and Dr. R. Amann
and a third person may help her. The report was accepted.
The Membership Committee Report - Joseph LaNasa, Jr.:
Approximately 7,000 brochures were distributed, 300 personal letters and
42 applications were completed. These included 41 new members and one institu­tional
membership. Fourteen applications are being processed and 10 applications
were submitted at the meeting. The report was accepted.
The 1982 Postgraduate Course - Chairperson, Ronald Lewis:
The estimate is that there were 54 all-day attendees - 37 paid the full fee;
there were 17 students attending all day; there were six individuals attending .
the morning only; six individuals attending the afternoon only; and two students
attending the afternoon only. Twelve extra syllabi were sold. With the Serono
grant, the Postgraduate Course should wind up in the black. There was an enthusiastic
applause and the report was accepted.
The 1982 Program - Howard Nankin:
A total of 224 registrations were received. These included 17 guests and 3
individuals who preregistered but did not attend the meeting. Appreciation was
expressed to T. Lin, the Co-Chairperson, to J. Osterman, and E. Murono who both
participated extensively in the preparations and to the staff including Ann Martin,
Elizabeth Capillary, Grace Chen, Keith Harris, Nancy Brown, and Doug Barnett. The
report was accepted.
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