Nominations

Call For Nominations to the VSS Board of Directors

Nominations are open for two 4-year positions on the Vision Sciences Society Board of Directors. The Board's responsibilities include scheduling the Annual Meeting, implementing and monitoring VSS policies, budget oversight, and other organizational activities. The Board meets twice a year, during the Annual Meeting and in late January.

Any regular VSS member in good standing may be nominated, with the exception of individuals now on the board, or who have served on the board within the last four years.

Nomination Procedure

Each nomination must be endorsed by 3 regular VSS members. One person should email the nomination to shauneywilson@visionsciences.org with a cc: to the other two nominators. The other two nominators should indicate their endorsement by forwarding the nominating email to shauneywilson@visionsciences.org. Please include a recent vita and a short paragraph describing the qualifications of the nominee, as well as an assurance that the nominee is willing to serve.

Schedule for Election

February 15, 2011

Nominations open

March 11, 2011

Nominations close

April 1, 2011

Election begins (online)

April 25, 2011

Election ends

May 2, 2011

Election results announced

Current Board of Directors

The names, term-end dates and areas of expertise of the Board members are listed below. Board terms end immediately after the VSS meeting of the year listed.

Marisa Carrasco (2013)
Visual attention, visual search, perceptual learning, spatial vision; psychophysics and neuroimaging

Barbara Dosher (2013)
Visual memory, visual attention, perceptual learning; psychophysics and computational modeling


Miguel Eckstein (2014)
Visual search, attention, eye movements, spatial vision, perceptual learning, natural images, computational modeling

Karl Gegenfurtner (2013)
Color vision, eye movements, perception and action, natural scenes, visual cognition; psychophysics and computational modeling

Zoe Kourtzi (2012)
Shape processing, object recognition, perceptual learning, brain imaging

Pascal Mamassian (2012)
3D perception, binocular vision, motion, ambiguous and rivalrous perception, multisensory perception, perception and action; psychophysics and computational modeling

Frans Verstraten (2014)
Motion, adaptation, attention, face perception, binocular vision, rivalry, visual problem solving, illusions, action


Tony Movshon will leave the Board after the Annual Meeting in May.