About IAP
Mission Statement
- Serve as an international pathology organization that coordinates activities of its divisions and encourages the formation of new divisions where appropriate.
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Provide access to highest quality pathology education worldwide through lectures and seminars, educational grants, international congresses and teaching materials, accessible through its Divisions.
- Convene an international congress each biennium providing educational programs to advance pathology education, research and practice.
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Encourage strategic placement of international congresses to promote access to advanced Pathology Education in underserved areas.
Objectives
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Improvement of methods of teaching pathology in medical schools, laboratories, hospitals and medical museums.
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Coordination of anatomic pathology, pathologic physiology and comparative pathology with allied sciences and techniques.
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Promotion of research in pathology and pathologic techniques.
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The formation of national or larger geographic Divisions and Assemblies.
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Publication of journals and reports that will afford media, including electronic, for dissemination of the results of work in the above fields.
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Convening of meetings and congresses for exchange of scientific information and ideas.
Non-Profit Status
The IAP is recognized by the US Internal Revenue service as a non-profit organization under (IRC) Section 501(c)(3). For more details please contact the IAP Secretary.