Committee on Careers & Professional Development

The membership of the Committee on Careers and Professional Development consists of nine (9) persons selected by the Committee on Committees and appointed by the President-Elect to staggered three-year terms. The President-Elect appoints the Chair from among the members. The Committee is responsible for coordinating affairs within the Society concerned with career and professional development in physics and advising the Society on courses of action.

Chair: Kenneth Hughes (01/21 - 12/21)
FieldLine Inc

Member: Justin Brown (01/19 - 12/21)
Physical Sci Inc

Member: Edlyn Levine (01/19 - 12/21)
Harvard University

Member: Dana Dattelbaum (01/19 - 12/21)
Los Alamos Natl Lab

Member: Marla Dowell (01/20 - 12/22)
National Institute of Standards and Technology Boulder

Member: Axel Schmidt (01/20 - 12/22)
George Washington University

Member: Jie Ren (01/21 - 12/23)
Merck & Co.

Member: Buddhapriya Chakrabarti (01/21 - 12/23)
University of Sheffield

Member: John Deisz (01/21 - 12/23)
California Lutheran Univ

Advisor: Xuan Chen (01/20 - 12/21)
University of Illinois at Chicago

Advisor: Adam Iaizzi (01/21 - 12/21)
Natl Taiwan Univ

Advisor: Nathan Orloff (01/21 - 12/22)

CCPD 2020 Members on virtual meeting

Top Row (L-R): Matt Thompson, Crystal Bailey, Alexander Small, Monica Plisch; Second Row (L-R): Lesley-Ann Rennie, Daniel Pisano, Justin Brown, Midhat Farooq; Third Row (L-R): Xuan Chen, Axel Schmidt, Christopher Myatt, Marla Dowell; Fourth Row (L-R): Jeramy Hughes. Not pictured: Dana Dattelbaum, Edlyn Levine, and Kathryn Pooley

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Committee Administrator
Crystal Bailey, APS
bailey@aps.org

Nominees for and holders of APS Honors (prizes, awards, and fellowship) and official leadership positions are expected to meet standards of professional conduct and integrity as described in the APS Ethics Guidelines. Violations of these standards may disqualify people from consideration or lead to revocation of honors or removal from office.

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The American Physical Society is a volunteer-driven organization. Since 1899, physicists have contributed their time and resources to running the APS in cooperation with a minimal full-time staff. Volunteers are the backbone of the Society. They form the character and direct the Society's progress and development. All APS committees operate on a calendar year basis and committee terms run from January 1 through December 31.

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