Program - Society of Toxicology

Creating a Safer and Healthier World
by Advancing the Science of Toxicology
Founded in 1961, the Society of Toxicology (SOT) includes
more than 6,700 members from nearly 60 countries worldwide.
SOT members are drawn from academic institutions, industry,
and government service, among others, and are active in a
myriad of related fields and professions. All members partner
with SOT in advancing science to enhance human, animal, and
environmental health. You may apply to join the SOT at the
following membership levels:
Student—you must be enrolled in a graduate degree
program related to toxicology.
Postdoctoral fellow—you must hold a Ph.D. or other
doctoral degree (e.g., M.D., D.V.M.) with an interest in
toxicology and be under the direction of a research mentor.
Associate—you must be engaged in continuing
professional scientific activities in toxicology.
full—you must demonstrate a continuing professional
interest in toxicology and have conducted and published
original research and/or are generally recognized as expert
in some phase of toxicology.
Apply for the level of membership that’s right for you!
Please see the “Join SOT” section of the SOT Web site at
www.toxicology.org/ms/join.asp for further information.
Undergraduate students may become SOT Undergraduate
Student Affiliates.
As an SOT member you can …
Communicate, Connect, and Collaborate with colleagues via
ToXchange, the professional, secure SOT member network,
and keep current at www.toxicology.org with member-only
information
Qualify for reduced SOT member rates for the SOT Annual
Meeting , Continuing Education Courses, and Current Concepts
in Toxicology topical meetings
Receive SOT publications including the official journal of the
SOT, Toxicological Sciences; the Toxicologist; the SOT newsletter,
Communiqué, and the SOT Membership Directory
utilize Career Resources such as the SOT Job Bank and
register for Mentor Match as a mentor or mentee
Qualify for exclusive SOT member awards—from Graduate
Student Travel Support and Research Training to Postdoctoral
Fellowships, Traveling Lectureships, SOT Awards, and more!
Membership
www.toxicology.org
*For complete information about membership in
the Society of Toxicology, visit the SOT Web site
at www.toxicology.org and select Member Information.
JOIN SOT
Plus…
Choose to join one or more of 26 Specialty Sections,
18 Regional Chapters, or six Special Interest Groups that
provide a variety of networks for exchanging information
and collaborating with peers. Note: Graduate Student and
Postdoctoral members may join one Specialty Section and one
Special Interest Group at no additional cost.
Membership Fees:
Full Membership ................................................... $136
associate Membership ........................................ $136
Postdoctoral Membership ................................... $35
Student Membership ........................................... $20
Members from Developing Countries are eligible for reduced dues.*
Full Membership ................................................... $50
associate Membership ........................................ $50
Postdoctoral Membership ................................... $10
Student Membership ........................................... $10
Easy on-line membership application takes approximately
15 minutes to complete.
50 th Anniversary Annual Meeting
and ToxExpo
2011
Celebrating 50 Years of Service in Science
Washington, D.C.
March 6–10, 2011
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
up-to-date information at www.toxicology.org
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