Welcome
Our Mission
To establish the scientific basis and clinical translation of reproductive science
and women's health by providing and promoting:
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- Leadership and excellence in research,
- International forums for scientific exchange,
- Mentoring, career development and education,
- Advocacy for research in women's health and reproductive science and
- Collaboration with academia, government, industry and professional organizations
SGI 2009 Call for Nominations
Deadline: August 4, 2008
Dear Member: Before you submit your nominations, please be sure that the person that you nominate is a member of the SGI. We have received several forms with non-member nominees, we cannot include them on our ballot.
If you are not sure the person that you want to nominate is a member of the SGI, please type the last name in the "Name Quick Search" (top right of web site) box and click GO. If the name appears, they are a member. You must be logged in to view this feature.
The First 55 Years
Fifty-Five years ago, a small group of investigators studying hypertensive disorders of pregnancy proposed formation of an "Eclampsia" or "Toxemia" society. The first official meeting of "The Society of University Gynecologists" was held on June 15, 1953, at the Yale Club in New York City. The name was formally changed to "The Society for Gynecologic Investigation" at the annual meeting in Chicago the following year.
A Premier scientific organization in obstetrics and gynecology, the SGI now has 1,379 members throughout the world. One-third are basic scientists and two-thirds are clinical investigators. SGI members conduct basic, translational and clinical investigation in the reproductive sciences and women's health. Areas of focus include obstetrics, perinatology, reproductive genetics, gynecology and gynecologic oncology, endocrinology, reproductive physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, immunology, epidemiology, reproductive infectious disease and reproductive stem cell and developmental biology. Many members hold NIH grants or their international equivalents and/or serve on study sections and advisory councils for governmental agencies and private foundations.
Where We Are
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Outside North America
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Australia |
Germany |
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Austria |
Greece |
Poland |
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Belgium |
Ireland |
Saudi Arabia |
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Brazil |
Israel |
Spain |
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Chile |
Italy |
Sweden |
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Denmark |
Japan |
Switzerland |
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East Africa |
Korea |
Taiwan |
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Finland |
Mexico |
Turkey |
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France |
Netherlands |
United Kingdom |
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Staff
Linda S. Gildersleeve
Program Specialist and Webmaster
(202) 863-2453
E-mail: lgilders@acog.org
John H. Grossman, III, MD, PhD, MPH
Executive Vice President
(202) 863-2503
E-mail: jgrossman@acog.org
Stephanie Ponta
Administrative Assistant and Membership
(202) 863-2407
E-mail: sponta@acog.org
Ava A. Tayman
Executive Director
(202) 863-2544
E-mail: sgiava@aol.com
Lists
Council Service Term since 1990
Past President's List
President & Program Directors List
Secretary Treasurer's List
