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	主页 > ASCO历史 　ASCO Profile 　　A non-profit organization, ASCO was founded in 1964 by a small group of physician members of the American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) who recognized the need for the creation of a separate society dedicated to issues unique to clinical oncology. For 26 years, the Society's affairs were handled by an external management company. ASCO established a publications office in1983 and a government relations office in 1989. ASCO began working towards becoming a self- managed organization and hired the first Executive Vice President, John R. Durant, MD, in January 1995. By 1996 the transition to self-operation went into full effect when ASCO established its headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia. ASCO currently has over 160 dedicated full-time staff to manage its growing number of programs, services, and interests in cancer public health issues. 　 　Membership 　　 　ASCO has more than 20,000 members worldwide. Its membership is comprised of clinical oncologists from all oncology disciplines and sub-specialties including medical oncology, therapeutic radiology, surgical oncology, pediatric oncology, gynecologic oncology, urologic oncology, and hematology; physicians and health care professionals participating in approvedoncology training programs; oncology nurses; and other health care practitioners with a predominant interest in oncology. International members make up 25 percent of the Society's totalmembership and represent more than 100 countries. 　Organization 　　ASCO is governed by an elected Board of 19 members including a President, President Elect, Secretary-Treasurer, Immediate Past President, Executive Vice President, and 14 Directors. The Society conducts the majority of its business through various committees comprised of ASCO members who volunteer their time and effort to Society programs. Leaders of patient advocacy groups areoften active in ASCO committees as well. There are currently 22 committees that are managed andsupported by ASCO's full-time staff.   　Volunteer Committees 　Audit Committee 　Bylaws Committee 　Cancer Communications Committee 　Cancer Education CommitteeCancer Prevention Committee 　Cancer Research Committee　Career Development CommitteeClinical Practice 　Committee Ethics Committee　Finance Committee　Grants Selection Committee Health Services Committee 　International Affairs Committee　Information Technology Committee Membership Committee 　 Nominating Committee 　Oncology Training Programs Committee Personnel Committee 　 Publications Committee 　Scientific Programs Committee　Special Awards Selection Committee Strategic Planning Committee