More than 1,300 APS members volunteer every year to support our science and make things happen. From developing program content or reviewing manuscripts to sharing your research or providing comments on legislation, you can contribute in the way that suits your interests and skill set. Network with a wide range of members and grow your leadership skills by volunteering within APS today!
Current Opportunities
What level of commitment is necessary?
Volunteer positions range in scope from short, focused projects to longer positions with specified terms and options to renew your service. The nature and extent of the work depend on the purpose and mission of the group. Some committees hold regular meetings; others meet only several times a year. Volunteers may also attend dedicated meetings for relationship building, collaboration, and goal-setting at the
Plant Health annual meeting.
How do I determine the right role for me?
Committees are a great way to gain diverse insights from plant pathologists from all over the world. You can participate in a variety of subject-matter-focused and career pathway committees and various other groups that work on outreach, education, public policy, and more.
Explore Committees
How else can I contribute?
There are a multitude of ways to contribute to the future of our science.
The Faces of APS
View this video from Plant Health 2020 Online to learn about all of the leadership opportunities within APS and opportunities to get more involved in your society.
