American Society for Radiation Oncology elects five officers to board of directors

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THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR RADIATION ONCOLOGY elected five new officers to the society’s board of directors, including president-elect, secretary-treasurer-elect, and vice-chairs of three of ASTRO’s five councils: Clinical Affairs and Quality, Education, and Government Relations. Terms for all positions begin at ASTRO’s annual meeting, Sept. 25-28 in Boston. The new board members are: President-Elect Paul...

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