Volunteer Opportunities - ASHG

Volunteer Opportunities

ASHG offers members numerous opportunities to make a difference to the field. In doing so, you can gain expertise in new areas, expand your network, and cultivate leadership experience.

Questions? Interested? Contact [email protected]. Members can also indicate interest in their ASHG profile to be contacted for specific opportunities.

Become a Volunteer Leader

Learn more about serving on ASHG’s Board of Directors or one of its many committees. Serving on an ASHG committee or the Board of Directors is an excellent way for ASHG members to participate in the life of the Society and help steer its future. It’s an opportunity to expand your professional network, strengthen your leadership and professional skills, and contribute to ASHG’s mission. 

Genetics Engagement & Education Network

The Genetics Engagement & Education Network is a place where ASHG members can connect with students and the public. Sign up today and get involved in engagement activities like organizing a classroom talk, planning a field trip, or providing career or academic advice.

DNA Day Essay Contest

Every year, more than 300 ASHG members review and score essays submitted to the Society’s annual DNA Day Essay Contest. Member judges consistently cite this experience as an interesting and rewarding way to engage with the scientists of tomorrow.

ASHG Meeting Abstract Review

Get an insider’s look at the ASHG Annual Meeting and the very latest science by serving as a reviewer of abstracts submitted to the meeting.

Moderating Annual Meeting Sessions

Interested in contributing to the success of the Annual Meeting and expanding your professional network? Volunteer to serve as a session moderator at the ASHG Annual Meeting.

ASHG Advocate’s Pledge

ASHG is committed to championing the importance of genetics, and advocating for policies that advance the field. By becoming an ASHG Advocate, you can participate directly in representing your field and learn about the policymaking process.

Questions?

Contact ASHG