Business Meeting of the American Society of Andrology 1990

              1990 BUSINESS MEEl'ING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIEl'Y OF ANDRO:U:X;Y
The meeting was called to order at 10:45 a.m., Monday, April 9, 1990.
1. Secretary's Report: The reading of the minutes of the prior business
- meeting was dispensed with and were accepted as previously distributed to the
membership.
2. Treasurer's Report: The current net worth of the Society is $132,567.
Society revenues and disbursements have increased over the past 5 years, and
in the last year the Society has experienced a disbursement of $16,000 more
than incane. This was primarily due to expenses incurred in moving the
journal editor's office frcm Vanderbilt University to the University of
Virginia and the capitol invesbnent for new equipnent for the editorial
office. A copy of the Treasurer's report for the fiscal year 1989 is
attached. The Treasurer's report was accepted.
3. Nominating Ccmnittee: OVer 200 of the Society's rrembers reponded in the
annual election for officers. The 1990 officers elected are: Vice
President, David Hamilton; Treasurer, Arnold Belker; Council 1, Gail Prinz;
Council 2, Gilbert Haas; Council 3, Deborah Anderson; Council 4, Luis
Rodriguez-Rigau. The report was accepted.
4. Constitution and Bylaws Comnittee: No report
5 • Membership Cornni ttee: The Society's rrembership is approaching 700
active rrembers, but this number has been relatively stable over the last
several years. It was reported to the rrembership that the Executive Council
has determined to make new thrusts for rrembership am::mgst urologists, in
particular, and to others involved in clinical aspects of andrology in
general. Our society should be the parent group for all aspects of ethical
activities in andrology.
6. Student Affairs: The Student Affairs Cornnittee has been active in
organizing events at the annual meeting, among them the student soiree, the
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