The Membership Committee develops strategies and tactics to retain members and works to improve quality and breadth of member benefits, activities and services.
Responsibilities of the committee are to:
- Develop strategies and tactics to retain members
- Improve quality and breadth of member benefits, activities and services
- Collaborate with other committees on activities of mutual interest
Members
- José M. Muñoz, co-chair
- Adrian Carter
- Winston Chiong
- Juhi Farooqui
- Julie Moonga
- Armani Porter
- Hannah Wishart
Appointments
Learn more about committee appointments if you are interested in volunteering to serve on this committee or others.
Profiles
José M. Muñoz
Institute of Neurotechnology and Law
International Center for Neuroscience and Ethics
José M. Muñoz, PhD, is a researcher at the International Center for Neuroscience and Ethics (Spain) and the Centre for Neurotechnology and Law (UK), and a board member of Asociación Mexicana de Neuroética (AMNE). His research focuses on the human rights implications of neurotechnology, using a conceptual–normative approach. He has served as a speaker or consultant for numerous institutions, including the United Nations, the Latin American Parliament, the Royal Spanish Academy, the Human Rights Commission of Australia, the Senate of Mexico, the Chamber of Deputies of Argentina, and the Senate of Chile.
Adrian Carter
Monash University
Adrian Carter is an associate professor at Monash University, a research fellow of the National Health and Medical Research Council, and director of community engagement and neuroethics at the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health in Melbourne, Australia. His research examines the impact of neuroscience on our understanding and treatment of addiction, mental illness, and neurological disorders.
Winston Chiong
University of California, San Francisco
Winston Chiong, MD PhD is an Associate Professor in the University of California, San Francisco Department of Neurology and Interim Director of UCSF Bioethics. His clinical practice focuses on Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive disorders of aging. His research addresses the neural bases of decision-making in the aging brain, and the ethical and health equity implications of alterations to brain function.