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P&P Committee Membership

P&P Committee Co-chairs 

  • Jeff Spraggins, PhD (Vanderbilt) 
  • Frank C. "Chip" Brosius III, MD (University of Arizona) 

P&P Committee Members 

  1. Afshin Parsa (NIDDK) 
  2. Arabela Quiroga Gomez (University of Illinois, Chicago) 
  3. Curtis Warfield (Indiana University) 
  4. Daria Barwinska, PhD (Indiana University) 
  5. Edgar Otto, PhD (University of Michigan) 
  6. Emilio Poggio, MD (Cleveland Clinic) 
  7. Frank C. "Chip" Brosius III, MD (University of Arizona) 
  8. Guanshi Zhang, PhD (UT Health San Antonio) 
  9. Ian de Boer, MD (University of Washington) 
  10. Ivonne Schulman (NIDDK) 
  11. Jeff Spraggins, PhD (Vanderbilt) 
  12. Joel Hendrson, MD, PhD (Boston University) 
  13. Jonathan Haydak (Ichan School of Medicine at Mount Sinai) 
  14. Keyvona Moultrie (Boston University) 
  15. Maria Luiza Caramori, MD (Cleveland Clinic & University of Minnesota) 
  16. Paul Palevsky, MD (University of Pittsburgh) 
  17. Pierre C. Dagher, MD (Indiana University) 
  18. Pinaki Sarder, PhD (University of Florida) 
  19. Robert Toto, MD (UT Southwestern) 
  20. Ruining Deng, PhD (Vanderbilt) 
  21. Shiqi Zhang, PhD (UT Health San Antonio) 
  22. Sylvia Rosas, MD (Joslin Diabetes Center at Harvard University) 
  23. Ulysses Balis, MD (University of Michigan) 

Last updated on February 27th, 2025 

 

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