NANOS Committees | 2024 - 2026

To view the purpose, tasks, and member roster for each committee, as well as the NANOS 2024-2028 strategic plan, please click on the links below.

NEW! 2022-2024 Committee Reports:
Committee Chairs are asked to provide a committee report 3 times during the committee term as a way of tracking progress and staying focused on the tasks assigned to each committee.

• First year: Report 1: December 31, 2022 (before the 2023 Board of Directors face-to-face meeting; Officers meet in late-January/early February)
• Second year: Report 2: September 1, 2023 (before the AAO Board of Directors face-to-face meeting in November; Officers meet late-September/early October)
• Second year: Final or Report 3: April 16th, 2024

Other Helpful committee resources:

• NANOS Mission: The North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society (NANOS) is dedicated to achieving excellence in care of patients with neuro-ophthalmic diseases by the support and promotion of education, research, and the practice of neuro-ophthalmology.
• NANOS Bylaws.
• NANOS 2024-2028 Strategic Long-Range Plan. This document outlines NANOS’s strategic priorities for the next four years and has been developed with NANOS’s Mission as its guiding light. 
• NANOS 2024-2026 Organizational Arm Chart. This document provides a high-level overview of the structure of NANOS. 
• NANOS Committee Purposes. This document highlights the charge of each of NANOS’s 40 committees and taskforces. 
• NANOS 2024-2026 Committee Tasks. (login required) This document clearly outlines the tasks of each committee, how they align with the strategic goals of the organization, and which other NANOS committee(s) you may consult with. 
• NANOS Listserv Rules & Terms.
• NANOS Avoidance of Anticompetitive Behavior Guidelines.
• Intercommittee Liaisons clarification: Because NANOS Committees often have tasks that are either dependent upon another Committee's work, or because their tasks are closely related, or in some cases, because one committee produces a work product and another disseminates it (i.e., the Social Media Committee), NANOS often appoints “Intercommittee Liaisons" who help strengthen communication and collaboration between NANOS committees. An Intercommittee Liaison is not expected to take an active role on the committee that they are appointed to liaise with, but rather are asked  to observe the activity and contribute to/advise on the discussion if it pertains to their "home" committee where they serve as a committee member or committee Chair/Co-Chair or Vice Chair. Intercommittee Liaisons are usually non-voting members of the committee they advise, unless indicated otherwise by the President. They are not expected to attend all committee meetings but are welcome to do so if they wish. They are also added to the committee listserv so that they can observe committee conversations and provide feedback when they deem necessary. NANOS Arm Officers also act as committee liaisons.

For Committee Members, each term is 2 years with a maximum of 3 terms.
For Committee Chairs, each term is 2 years with a maximum of 3 terms.
The President & Executive Vice President are Ex-Officio members of all Committees.
 

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Committee and Organizational Posters:
Click here to view the committee and organizational posters from the NANOS 2024 Annual Meeting.
Click here to view the committee and organizational posters from the NANOS 2023 Annual Meeting.
Click here to view the committee and organizational posters from the NANOS 2022 Annual Meeting.

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE, JULY 2020