The Genetics Society of America (GSA) is a professional membership organization that was founded in 1931. It serves a global community of nearly 6,000 scientists and educators from over 50 countries who use genetics and genomics to explore a wide range of biological questions and applications. GSA members work at various career stages and in different settings, including academia, research institutions, industry, and educational environments.

The society supports the professional development of its members through career advancement, conferences, and educational programs. It also fosters collaboration and communication among scientists through scholarly publishing and conferences. GSA advocates for science and scientists, aiming to engage with the public and serve as a credible source of information.

With a commitment to inclusivity and diversity, GSA promotes the excitement and implications of discovery to cultivate a vibrant research community