and CEO, Catholic Medical Mission Board Edward C. Green, Ph.D. – senior research scientist, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies David Greer – a marketing and communications consultant in Philadelphia. He is living with HIV. Cheryl-Anne Hall Jane Hu, Ph.D. – CEO and founder, China Foundation, a philanthropic think tank Karen Ivantic-Doucette, M.S.N, FNP, ACRN – Marquette University College of Nursing Rashida Jolley Franklyn N. Judson, M.D. – professor and director, Denver Public Health Department Abner Mason – executive director, AIDS Responsibility Project Sandra S. McDonald – president/founder, OUTREACH, Inc Joe S. McIlhaney, M.D. Henry McKinnell Jr., Ph.D. – chairman and CEO Pfizer Inc Brent Tucker Minor – co-chair of the Ryan White Planning Council. He is living with HIV. Jose A. Montero, M.D. – associate professor of medicine, University of South Florida Dandrick Moton – director, community and youth relations, Choosing to Excel Beny Primm, MD – The Addiction Research and Treatment Corp. David Reznik, D.D.S. – chief, dental service, Grady Health System. Reznik is an expert in oral health care for people living with HIV, and serves on the Ryan White Planning Council of Metropolitan Atlanta. Debbie Rock – executive director, Baltimore Pediatric HIV Program, Inc Reverend Edwin Sanders II – senior servant, Metropolitan Interdenominational Church Prem Sharma, D.D.S., M.S. – associate dean emeritus, Marquette School of Dentistry Lisa Mai Shoemaker – HIV/AIDS activist/motivational speaker Anita Smith – Children's AIDS Fund Don Sneed – executive director, Renaissance III, a non-profit organization providing AIDS-related services in south Texas. Sneed is a former addict, and is living with HIV. M. Monica Sweeney, M.D., M.P.H. – assistant clinical professor of preventive medicine, SUNY Health Science Center of Brooklyn Ram Yogev, MD – professor of pediatrics, Northwestern University Medical School and medical director, pediatric and maternal HIV infection, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Bob Bollinger MD, MPH-Professor of Infectious Diseases and International Health Johns Hopkins University Criticism Critics have said they lack confidence in PACHA and note that the council as reorganized under President Bush held only two meetings in 2002 and issued only five recommendations to the White House. By comparison, the President's Commission on the HIV Epidemic (Watkins Commission) submitted 597 recommendations to the Reagan Administration. The Union of Concerned Scientists released a report in February 2004 entitled Scientific Integrity in Policymaking that said that President Bush intentionally appointed under-qualified individuals to PACHA as part