GIS Committees
Below is the organisational flow chart of GIS. Here you will get an understanding of how our team of dedicated volunteers take on the work of the society. If you would like to join a committee or attend a committee meeting, please fill out the form below.
Committees and their functions
Conference Committee
Co-chairs: Jonathan Scaccia & Aaron Sawyer
Planning has begun for GIC 2027 and we need YOU! Join this committee to help shape the structure and content of GIC 2027. All voices are important and welcomed!
Professional Learning & Resources Committee
Chair: Alana Delaforce
Dive into the heart of implementation practice, contribute your insights, and help develop resources that drive positive change.
Standards & Competencies Committee
Contribute to the development and refinement of standards and competencies that guide and elevate the field of implementation
Membership & Communications Committee
Chair: Andrew Sibley
Strengthen the GIS community by working on initiatives to enhance the membership experience, engagement, and outreach.
Research Committee
Chair: Maria Fernandez
The newest committee of GIS, the research committee is focused on enhancing technical knowledge and skills to conduct implementation research and communicate knowledge.
Interested in joining a committee? Fill out the form below!
GIS Committee Volunteer
Regional Hubs
We are currently developing member areas for the Regional Hubs of GIS. If you would like to learn more about your regional hub, please reach out to [email protected]!
GIRA
The journal of GIS, GIRA, regularly accepts manuscripts to be reviewed and published. Click here for volunteer opportunities with GIRA.
If you are interested in learning more about GIRA’s process, please go to the ‘Journal’ tab above.
We invite all GIS members to join a committee and help strengthen our community of practice, expand our network and reach, and develop experiences that the whole GIS community can benefit from!
All committees are seeking new members and individuals interested in exploring the uses, applications, and future audiences of implementation science. We encourage creativity and collaboration with the support and encouragement of the entire GIS community!
To get involved in one (or more) of GIS’ committees, please fill out this form.