Lynn M. Schuchter elected ASCO president for 2023-2024; seven members elected to ASCO board of directors and nominating committee

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Lynn M. Schuchter was elected president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. 

Schuchter will take office as president-elect immediately after the ASCO annual meeting in Chicago in June 2022. Seven new members were also elected to the ASCO board of directors and nominating committee. 

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