Welcoming all leaders whose faculty are involved in the research and/or teaching of physiology.
Announcements
Leadership Retreat
The 2026 Leadership Retreat will be held in Cabo San Lucas, December 3rd - 5th, 2026. Stay tuned for more information!
Congratulations to the new ACDP Officers for 2026!
James Herman, Ph.D. assumes the role of ACDP President
Rebekah Gundry, Ph.D. elected President-elect
Gustavo Blanco, M.D., Ph.D. assumes the role of Past President
Toni R. Pak, PhD elected Treasurer
Pamela Martin, Ph.D. elected to a full 3-year term as Councilor
Winston Thompson, Ph.D. elected to a full 3-year term as Councilor
Reminder: Benefit for ACDP members!
ACDP members receive $40 off their American Physiological Society (APS) membership dues today and for the duration of your dual organization membership.
You will also automatically be enrolled in the Department Chair Delegate program.
Your faculty, staff, students and trainees look to you for mentoring and professional development to guide their careers. Gain access to the latest research, tools and resources designed to help you and your team be successful in all endeavors.
Join APS using code ACDP40 to save $40 plus gain access to the NEW Department Chair Delegate program. If you need assistance or have questions, please contact acdp@acdponline.org or call 301.634.7171.
Membership provides opportunities to network and for important discussions.
Membership
Share perspectives on topics that affect programs at the annual ACDP Leadership Retreat.
Meetings
ACDP undertakes projects to provide resources for trainees and faculty, often with other organizations, such as The American Physiological Society (APS).
Projects
Annual survey of faculty and students, departmental budgets and space plus access to salary data.
