Committees

CORD applications are now open all year. This will allow you to join an interest group that you may have recently discovered or you are new to CORD! Learn more about the application cycle.

Committees with an “R” permit Residents to apply.

Please click the title (below) to view more information on that CORD Committee. To submit an application as either faculty or resident, click buttons below.

• Academic Assembly Program

  For inquiries, questions, or comments about the committee, please send an e-mail to CORD staff. Visit  https://community.cordem.org for more information.

• Academy for Scholarship

  Mission: To promote, recognize, and reward excellence in medical education scholarship.

• Advising Students Committee in EM

  The mission of ASC-EM is to support medical students and their advisors throughout the Emergency Medicine residency application process.

• Application Process Improvement Committee

  The purpose of this committee is to improve the current state of the application and interview process for both residency programs and applicants.

• Bylaws Committee

  Work with the BOD to review the Constitution and Bylaws to ensure relevancy relative to CORD’s current activities.

• Digital Scholarship Committee

  For inquiries, questions, or comments about the committee, please send an e-mail to CORD staff.

• Diversity & Inclusion Committee

  If you are looking for guidance in holistic recruitment, retention, or inclusion of URiM, the CORD DEI Committee has worked to create a consult form to put you in touch with skilled colleagues that can help year-round.

• Education Committee

  For inquiries, questions, or comments about the committee, please send an e-mail to CORD staff.

• Governance Committee

  For inquiries, questions, or comments about the committee, please send an e-mail to CORD staff.

• Remediation Committee

  The purpose of this committee is to identify and disseminate best practices in remediation.

• Well-Being Committee

  The Well-Being Committee (formerly the Resilience Committee) is a working group dedicated to improving the wellness and resilience of residents, faculty and residency programs at an individual, community, and institutional and organizational level.