Leadership

COMMITTEES
Terms of Reference (for Committees and Appointees)

Purpose & Development

Purpose

The terms of reference provided for committees and appointees shall be primarily for guidance and shall only be restrictive if explicitly so stated.

Development & Change

The development and modification of terms of reference for standing committees and appointees shall normally be the responsibility of the Board unless specifically directed otherwise by a Constituent Meeting.

The terms of reference for special, or ad hoc, committees shall normally be developed and modified by the appointing Officer, or body.

Committee Members are encouraged to refer to the following Timeline Chart to prepare for upcoming meeting.

Link to>> Conference Timeline Flowchart

 

STANDING COMMITTEES 2024-2025

Constitution and By-laws Committee

Chair

Stephen Rosenstiel, USA

Members

Mario Bresciano, Italy
David Chvartszaid, Canada
Janice Kan, Australia

Duties

  1. It shall be the duty of the Constitution and By-laws Committee to be familiar with the provisions of the Constitution, By-laws, Rules of Order and Terms of Reference of the College, and to recommend amendments in the best interests of the College.
  2. The committee shall consider all proposed amendments to the Constitution and By-laws and shall submit them with recommendations to the membership for action at a constituent meeting or by mail.

Membership Committee

Co-Chairs

James Dudley, Australia
Kung Rock Kwon, South Korea

Members

Alina Becker, Israel
Sudhir Bhandari, India
Marcio Lima Grossi, Brazil
Manabu Kanazawa, Japan
Alon Preiskel, United Kingdom
Martin Schimmel, Switzerland
Kumar Shah, USA
Meriting Thokoane, South Africa

Duties

  1. It shall be the duty of the Membership Committee to examine the qualifications of applicants for Constituent, Life and Affiliate membership, and approve or deny admission to membership in keeping with the By-laws.
  2. The Membership Committee shall also consider applications for Organizational membership and nominations for Honorary membership and make recommendations to the Board regarding approval.
  3. The Membership Committee shall also have a mandate to identify and recruit qualified persons for membership.

Instructions/Information on Membership Process

Nominating Committee

Chair

Limor Avivi-Arber, Canada 

Members

David Bartlett, United Kingdom
Dale Howes, Australia
Xinquan Jiang, China
Sreenivas Koka, USA

Duties

  1. The Nominating Committee shall make nominations for all positions of officers and councilors of the College.
  2. Written nominations for all positions of officers and councilors are to be delivered to the Secretary at least 90 days before the date for notification by the Secretary of the constituent meeting at which elections are to be held.
  3. The Nominating Committee shall assist the Presidents, if requested, in the selection of members for committees or other positions serving the College.
  4. The Nominating Committee shall select only those candidates who fulfill the following criteria: Candidates must:
        - have been members of the college for at least six continuous years
        - have attended at least two meetings Candidates should:
        - have demonstrated active participation at some level in the college       (committee participation, committee chair activity, program chair, some       other level of activity)
        - have shown leadership ability and experience in other national and       international organizations
         - be considered for their strategic benefits to the Board geographic, gender,         minority representation)
  5. The Nominating Committee is expected to welcome suggestions but shall be required to consider all recommendations for nominations from constituent members of the College provided such nominations are made in writing, signed by the nominee, endorsed by two other constituent members and delivered to the Nominating Committee at least six months before the constituent meeting at which elections are to be held.
  6. All candidates for officers and councilors will submit to the nominating committee a brief (no more than one page) curriculum vitae relevant to their fulfilling the requirements for board membership.
  7. When taking into consideration the geographic/regional distribution of all members of the Board, the Committee will consider the distribution according to the three regions listed in the site selection criteria by using as a guideline a range of three to six members per region.

Finance Committee

Chair

Dean Morton, USA

Members


Jung-Suk Han, South Korea
Dale Howes, South Africa
Frauke Müller, Switzerland
Yong-Sheng Zhou, China
Ami Smidt, Israel
Hirofumi Yatani, Japan




Duties

  1. It shall be the duty of the Finance Committee to advise the Presidents and Board on all matters concerning the financial well-being of the College.
  2. The Finance Committee shall advise the Treasurer on the preparation of budgets for consideration by the Board.
  3. The Finance Committee shall recommend to the Board means by which the College can meet its financial obligations.
  4. The Finance Committee shall advise the Treasurer on the management of College funds and securities.
  5. The Finance Committee should expect to be consulted in preparation for decisions on major expenditures by the College.
  6. The Finance Committee, with the approval of the Board, may seek the assistance of experts external to the College.
  7. The Finance Committee shall seek sponsors for the activities of the ICP

Education and Research Committee

Education Committee

Chair
Arzu Tezvergil-Mutluay, Finland

Education Grants
Chair
James Dudley, Australia

 

 





Online Education
Chair
Limor Avivi-Arber, Canada
Meriting Thokoane, South Africa


ICP/IVOCLAR Fellowship
Chair
Sreenivas Koka,USA




Research Grants

Chair
Joke Duyck, Belgium

 

 

 

 

 

Poster Competition
Chair
Kazuyoshi Baba, Japan

 

 

Members
Mark Gervais, Australia
Michael Michael, South Africa
Roberto Santana, Chile
Kumar Shah, USA
Tong Mei Wang, Taiwan
Ziyuan Zhu, China

 


 


Members
Carlos Parra, Chile





Members
Hiroshi Egusa, Japan
George Tysowsky, USA





Members
Yvonne Hoods-Moonsammy, South Africa
Ting Jiao, China
Manabu Kanazawa, Japan
Matthias Kern, Germany
Sunjai Kim, Korea
Danielle Layton, Australia
Sunyoung Ma, New Zealand
Caroline Nguyen, Canada
Sayaka Tada, Singapore
Bulem Yuzugullu, Turkey


Duties

  1. It shall be the duty of the Education and Research Committee to stimulate, promote, and evaluate prosthodontic research and determine areas where more research is needed.
  2. It shall be the duty of the Education and Research Committee to develop an awareness of education in Prosthodontics, to report significant developments to the Board of Councilors and members, and to recommend action by the College if appropriate.
  3. Subject to prior approval by the Board of Councilors, the Education and Research Committee may develop or engage in activities that will assist members in improving their research through collaboration, enhanced funding or the development of specific skills.
  4. The Education and Research Committee may also recommend or develop continuing education opportunities for the members of the College. Such programs may also be developed by other individuals or institutions and co-sponsored by the ICP with Board approval. Evaluation of such education proposals must adhered to the ICP approved guidelines for such activities.
  5. The Education and Research Committee may also recommend or develop, with the approval of the Board, continuing education activities to be presented by the College for non-members or for other organizations or institutions.
  6. It shall be the duty of the Education and Research Committee to conjointly with Ivoclar/Vivadent assess applications and select the winner of the Ivoclar Vivadent/International College of Prosthodontists Research Fellowship in Dental Restorative Materials.
  7. It shall be the duty of the Education and Research Committee to assess applications for and make a recommendation to the ICP Board for the awarding of the general Research Grants Program.
  8. It shall be the duty of the Education and Research Committee to assess and judge all poster presentations submitted for display at each Biennial meeting.
  9. The Education and Research Committee may also recommend or develop, with the approval of the Board, continuing education activities to be presented by the College for non-members or for other organizations or institutions.
  10. Subject to prior approval by the Board of Councilors, the Education and Research Committee may develop or engage in activities that will assist members in improving their research through collaboration, enhanced funding or the development of specific skills.

Professional Relations Committee

Chair

Carlos Parra, Chile
Joke Duyck, Belgium

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Advisory Council of Organizational Members (ACOM) 

Chair

Carlos Parra, Chile 

Members

Franco Bassi, Italy
Lino Calvani, Italy
Seong Joo Heo, South Korea
Noland Naidoo, South Africa
Martin Osswald, Canada
Jijo Paul, India
Alon Preiskel, United Kingdom
Murali Srinivasan, Switzerland

Duties

  1. It shall be the duty of the Professional Relations Committee to prepare suitable means and materials for developing increased interest in, and better understanding of the field of prosthodontics'
  2. It shall be the duty of the Professional Relations Committee to have the responsibility for coordinating the activities of the College with the other societies of dentistry, particularly those devoted to the specialty of prosthodontics.
  3. It shall be the duty of the Professional Relations Committee to examine and establish desirable liaison with other professional groups and associations.
  4. With the exception of news released directly by a President or the Secretary, the Professional Relations committee will be responsible for all news released relative to the College.
  5. The Chairman of the Professional Relations Committee serves as the Editor of the ICP newsletter.
  6. It shall be the duty of the Chair of the Professional Relations Committee to coordinate the Advisory Committee of Organizational Members (ACOM).

 

AD-HOC COMMITTEES 2024-2025

ICP Speakers Bureau Committee

Chair

Carlos Parra, Chile



 

Scientific Committee

Instructions/Information regarding Program

Instructions/Information regarding Industry Partners

Co-Chairs

Danielle Layton, , Australia
Dean Morton, USA

Members

 
Maria Menini, Italy
Michael Michael, South Africa
Arzu Tezvergil-Mutluay, Finaland
Carolyn Nguyen, Canada
Sairse O'Toole, UK
Caroline Perez, Australia
Kumar Shah, USA

Duties

  1. Finalize the scientific program and select speakers

Toronto, Canada 2025   
Local Conference Organizing Committee

Site Selection Guidelines (PDF document)

 

 

Members

Limor Avivi-Arber, Canada
David Chvartszaid, Canada

Duties

  1. Assist with the development of the upcoming ICP meeting

 

ICP COMMITTEE TASK LIST

Committee Members Only:

Please select the link below for the following: Log into the ICP Committee Members Task List Tool View>>ICP Conference Flow Chart (timetable)

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