The Midwestern section began as local society meetings at Purdue and University of Minnesota (1926) and Illinois (1948). In 1955, at an invitational meeting in Urbana, the groups formally joined forces and became the Midwestern section and the local university sections disbanded. Today the Midwestern section boasts the largest membership of any of the sections and continues to hold annual meetings to discuss current research within the section.

States Included: U.S. – Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, West Virginia, Wisconsin;  Canada – Manitoba, Ontario

Constitution

Duties of officers

Current Newsletter – Spring 2018

Section Officers (as of 10/1/2017)

David Rosenthal, Chair, Ohio University, (rosentha@ohio.edu)

Kathrin Schrick, Vice Chair, Kansas State University, (kschrick@ksu.edu)

Sen Subramanian, Secretary/Treasurer, South Dakota State University, (Senthil.Subramanian@sdstate.edu)

Gustavo MacIntosh, ASPB Council Rep, Iowa State University, (gustavo@iastate.edu)

Olga Zabotina, 2018 Meeting Organizer, Iowa State University, (zabotina@iastate.edu)

Jennifer Robison, Publications Manager, IUPUI, (jenrobis@iupui.edu)