The 2026 Program Committee, headed by the Program Chair, plans and sets the program for the 2026 annual meeting, including all symposia, platform lectures, keynote talks, and social events.

The 2027 Program Committee, headed by the Program Chair, plans and sets the program for the 2025 annual meeting, including all symposia, platform lectures, keynote talks, and social events.

The EMGS annual meeting features an array of awards geared towards engagement with new research and recognition of past service. The Awards and Honors Committee is responsible for selecting the annual recipients of special, professional, presentation, and travel awards.

Committee Chairs and Co-Chairs help the structure of EMGS with the society's member engagement, outreach, and retention.

The Education, Student and New Investigator Affairs Subcommittee develops programming and makes recommendations to promote participation of students and new investigators in EMGS activities, such as the QUEST challenge sponsored by ESNIA at the annual meeting.

The Finance and Fundraising Committee advises the Treasurer on financial policies and reviews EMGS budgetary activities. The efforts of this committee have aided in the growth of the society as well as the funding of meetings and events.

The mission of the Alexander Hollaender Outreach Committee is to broaden the opportunities in mutagenesis research internationally for scientists and students from countries where such opportunities are historically underrepresented through planning, promoting, and teaching courses on pertinent subjects throughout the world.

Recruitment and retention, the goal of the Membership and Professional Development Committee, is met through programs like Special Interest Groups to promote interactions between EMGS members for successful career development.

The M&PD mentoring and networking task force aims to facilitate mentoring relationships for EMGS members at all career stages.

The Newsletter Subcommittee is focused on bringing news and information to the members of EMGS 6 times a year in an online newsletter format.

At least five members of the Society are annually appointed to the Nominating Committee to identify and recruit candidates to stand for election to President, Secretary, Treasurer, and EMGS council.

It is the mission of the Outreach & Support (O&S) Subcommittee to support all current and new members of the Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society (EMGS), including scientists from all professional and educational paths, and to ensure a welcoming environment within the society.

The Public Relations and Communications Committee publishes newsletters detailing the recent activities of the Society, including highlights on meetings, events, and membership.

The mission of the Publication Policy Committee (PPC) is to provide advice and oversight to the Editor(s) and to advise the EMGS Executive Board on publication policy issues related to the Journal.

The mission of the Scientific Liaison Coalition (SLC) is to improve and enhance human and environmental health by promoting and strengthening scientific partnerships and expanding the reach of member societies.

The Social Media Subcommittee manages our online presence, curating content, engaging with our audience, and promoting our organization through various social platforms.

The Website Task Force plays a critical role in delivering a seamless and visually appealing online experience for our audience, contributing to our organization's success and accessibility.