There are many ways to get involved, ranging from simply becoming a member or joining a subject matter community to developing standards through a working group or becoming a vetted Volunteer Expert. Get involved.
At the AOAC Annual Meeting & Exposition, professionals network with leaders in their field and participate in many of the networking and community meetings. Events include:
This contest encourages first-time AOAC Annual Meeting attendees to showcase their analytical work. The AOAC Technical Programming Council appoints a panel of judges to evaluate posters on content, oral delivery, discussion with presenters, and overall formatting.
The top five posters among first-time attendees are awarded plaques, recognized at the Annual Meeting, and published in an issue of Inside Laboratory Management (ILM).
The AOAC INTERNATIONAL Career Center/Job Bank connects analytical scientists across all disciplines and career stages with employers offering career opportunities. In addition to serving as a robust source of up to thousands of job opportunities, the AOAC INTERNATIONAL Career Center/Job Bank is set apart by a number of benefits it offers to professionals and employers.
15 AOAC Sections connect analytical communities in the U.S. and worldwide, representing four continents and more than 100 countries.
Sections provide opportunities for participants to share information, build professional contacts, expand leadership skills, and gain practical management experience.
Each AOAC Section hosts at least one networking event each year, featuring technical presentations and discussions by leading local and national experts.
Getting involved in your Regional Section provides opportunities for local networking and mentorship experiences. Learn more >
AOAC’s volunteer communities allow stakeholders to share ideas and stay abreast of the latest developments in their area of interest. Communities include Food Allergens, Agricultural Materials, Microbiology, Pesticides, and more. Learn more >
AOAC offers professional development training online and in person at the Annual Meeting. Courses are customized to meet the needs of method developers, laboratories, and other analytical scientists at both introductory and advanced levels and feature internationally recognized analytical science and regulatory experts. Check out the calendar for live events or in the AOAC Store for on-demand options.