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	New members would typically focus on content creation and attending CCGA Workgroup meetings for the first 6 months before taking on additional responsibilities.		New members would typically focus on content creation and attending CCGA Workgroup meetings for the first 6 months before taking on additional responsibilities.


			An annual review of contributions will be conducted by the Editor-in-Chief to confirm continued interest by each member in actively participating. The hope is that everyone will remain engaged by attending meetings and contributing to goals for an extended time. There is no term limit for active contributors.

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	==Associate Editors==		==Associate Editors==
	Associate Editors supervise ~~specific~~ areas of the CCGA effort, and are defined with three types.		Associate Editors supervise distinct areas of the CCGA effort, and are defined with three types.

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	==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members (who are ''not'' Associate Editors)==		==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members (who are ''not'' Associate Editors)==
	CCGA Workgroup members are super-contributors to the CCGA effort. There are many different roles for members, which align interests and expertise with project goals. Members have diverse backgrounds ~~from~~ bioinformaticians to clinical laboratory ~~trainees or~~ directors.		CCGA Workgroup members are super-contributors to the CCGA effort. There are many different roles for members, which align interests and expertise with project goals. Members have diverse backgrounds such as bioinformaticians, trainees, clinical laboratory directors and others.

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	==Associate Editors==		==Associate Editors==
	Associate Editors supervise specific areas of the CCGA effort, and are defined with three types.		Associate Editors supervise specific areas of the CCGA effort, and are defined with three types.

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	'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':		'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':

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	==Associate Editors==		==Associate Editors==
	Associate Editors ~~oversee~~ specific areas of the CCGA effort and are defined with three types.		Associate Editors supervise specific areas of the CCGA effort, and are defined with three types.

	'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':		'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':

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	==Associate Editors==		==Associate Editors==
	Associate Editors		Associate Editors oversee specific areas of the CCGA effort and are defined with three types.

	'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':		'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':

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	==Associate Editors==		==Associate Editors==
	Associate Editors ~~??/~~		Associate Editors

	'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':		'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':
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	==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members (who are ''not'' Associate Editors)==		==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members (who are ''not'' Associate Editors)==
	CCGA Workgroup members		CCGA Workgroup members are super-contributors to the CCGA effort. There are many different roles for members, which align interests and expertise with project goals. Members have diverse backgrounds from bioinformaticians to clinical laboratory trainees or directors.

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	==Associate Editors==		==Associate Editors==
			Associate Editors ??/

	'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':		'''''Types of Associate Editors''''':

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	==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members who are ''not'' Associate Editors==		==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members (who are ''not'' Associate Editors)==
			CCGA Workgroup members


	'''''Priorities for CCGA Workgroup members (after 6 months of onboarding)'''''		'''''Priorities for CCGA Workgroup members (after 6 months of onboarding)'''''

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 There are many opportunities for volunteers to collaborate on CCGA activities. Please join our community effort and share how you would like to become involved ([https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 Volunteer Form]).
-==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members who are ''not'' Associate Editors==
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-'''''Priorities for CCGA Workgroup members (after 6 months of onboarding)'''''
+==Authors==
-#Every 3 months, make a significant contribution to content (''e.g.'', author ≥ 1 page, mentor someone to complete ≥ 1 page, generate and upload significant data visualizations or tables).
+'''''Specific aspects of this role''''':
-New members would typically focus on content creation and attending CCGA Workgroup meetings for the first 6 months before taking on additional responsibilities.
+#Complete the [https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 Volunteer Form].
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-==Mentors to Other Authors==
+==Guidelines for CCGA Workgroup members who are ''not'' Associate Editors==
-A mentor can be requested by a trainee or any author who feels it would be beneficial to collaborate on producing the detailed page content.  Mentors will be given co-authorship credit and are welcome to indicate interest in collaborating with multiple individuals or serving recurrently in this capacity for new authors.
+'''''Priorities for CCGA Workgroup members (after 6 months of onboarding)'''''
-Who can be a mentor?  You don't have to be an expert in a specific area to be a mentor!  Mentors can be individuals with specific subject matter expertise or those with experience in the general field sufficient to effectively assess the related literature.
+#Every 3 months, make a significant contribution to content (''e.g.'', author ≥ 1 page, mentor someone to complete ≥ 1 page, generate and upload significant data visualizations or tables).
+New members would typically focus on content creation and attending CCGA Workgroup meetings for the first 6 months before taking on additional responsibilities.
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	A mentor can be requested by a trainee or any author who feels it would be beneficial to collaborate on producing the detailed page content. Mentors will be given co-authorship credit and are welcome to indicate interest in collaborating with multiple individuals or serving recurrently in this capacity for new authors.		A mentor can be requested by a trainee or any author who feels it would be beneficial to collaborate on producing the detailed page content. Mentors will be given co-authorship credit and are welcome to indicate interest in collaborating with multiple individuals or serving recurrently in this capacity for new authors.

	Who can be a mentor? Mentors ~~are~~ individuals with specific subject matter expertise or experience in the general field sufficient to effectively assess the related literature.		Who can be a mentor? You don't have to be an expert in a specific area to be a mentor! Mentors can be individuals with specific subject matter expertise or those with experience in the general field sufficient to effectively assess the related literature.