APS Committees

APS committee members tackle important issues, keep members informed, manage the details, and basically make things happen. It's important work and we invite you to become involved. Contact a committee member if you feel strongly about an issue, and better yet, consider joining a committee yourself.

General Policy Committees

Collections and Germplasm •  Early Career Professionals •  Extension •  Graduate Student •  Industry •  Joint Committee of Women in Plant Pathology and Cultural Diversity • Placement •  Regulatory Plant Pathology•  Teaching
 

Subject Matter Committees

Bacteriology • Biological Control •  Biotechnology •  Chemical Control •  Crop Loss Assessment and Risk Evaluation(CARE) •  Diagnostics •  Diseases of Ornamental Plants •  Epidemiology • 

Environmental Quality and Plant Health • Forest Pathology •  Genetics •  Host Resistance •  Integrated Plant Disease Management • Molecular and Cellular Phytopathology  • Mycology •  Mycotoxicology •  Nematology •  Pathogen Resistance •  Phyllosphere Microbiology •  Plant Pathogen and Disease Detection •  Postharvest Pathology •  Seed Pathology •  Soil Microbiology and Root Diseases •  TropicalPlant Pathology •  Turfgrass Pathology •  Virology

Society Internal Relations

Awards and Honors

Special Committees

Advisory Committee on Threatening Plant Diseases •  Emerging Diseases and Pathogens •  Meeting of Americas

Adhoc Committees

Auxiliary Meetings & Workshops • Future of Education in Plant Pathology •  Governance • International Societal Relations • Working Group on Culture Collections

Learn about becoming a Committee
Member

Annual Meeting Planning Site

Instructions,
deadlines, and
planning materials
for chairs and organizers.