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Sameer Keole voted president-elect of ASTRO; science and health policy officers elected to board

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Three new officers were elected to ASTRO’s board of directors, including Sameer Keole, as president-elect; Wendy Woodward, as Science Council vice chair; and Vivek S. Kavadi, as Health Policy Council vice chair. 

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