Welcome to the NEW Tularemia International Society (TULISOC) online membership and conference registration system! If you are a current or former TULISOC member, please login with the same email address used in the past (we will send a group email to all members/past members with your login information). The passwords must be reset, just click the Reset Password button and you will receive an email in seconds. Please also check to make sure your contact information is current and make updates if needed. If you notice any discrepancies, please contact Joan Oefner.

If you are currently not a member and would like full access to TULISOC member benefits, please click here to join now. You can also join as a Non-Member Subscriber to receive periodic information about the TULISOC and its triennial international conference on Tularemia..

For more information about membership, please click here. Questions? Contact the Conference Manager, Joan Oefner. 

TULISOC Membership Benefits:

• facilitate and encourage the assembly, acquaintance and association of scientists from all geographical regions engaged in tularemia research;
• foster and encourage discussion and dissemination of the results of research and related matters of interest in this field;
• provide a means to convene appropriate specialists that will serve as a ready resource in the case of specific needs and emergencies;
• promote awareness of the field and of the implications of the research findings;
• promote education and training in the field;
• Academic & Government Members receive a $75 Discount off of the meeting registration fee;
• Inclusion & Access to the TULISOC Online Membership Directory for Networking;
• Vote and Hold Office in the Society

Any professional who is involved in research, teaching and/or public service and whose activities are related to the study of tularemia is eligible for membership provided that he/she supports the goals and objectives of the Society as set forth in the Terms of Reference and By-Laws. In addition, any graduate or undergraduate student who is involved in advanced training in any area related to the study of tularemia is eligible for student membership.