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I [30/F] have been volunteering with a peak psychology professional body for five years. Suddenly removed from their website. What should I do?

Hi everyone,

I have been volunteering with the national peak body for health psychology in my country for five years as the Chair of the Student Subcommittee. For the past year, along with another student, I been responsible for curating content for the newsletter.

I am a PhD student, and my degree has taken longer than expected for health reasons. Nonetheless, I enjoy volunteering, because I am very passionate about health psychology. I have received little recognition for the work I have done, which has often been very extensive and involved hours of work, but again, I am passionate about health psychology, and I believe in loyalty to an organisation. I also attend monthly teleconferences, which are each two hours. I have rarely missed a meeting.

In a recent email listing all committee members, I was not listed. I replied and asked why my name was not included. I was told it was a record keeping error, which I accepted. I have now noticed that I have been removed from the website as 'chair of the student subcommittee', 'student representative', and 'newsletter editor'.

I do wonder if they are suspicious that I am still a student, but I am, there have just been extensive delays because of my own health issues, and COVID. I actually mentioned to the Chair in a recent email that I have finished my coursework and placements, but I am still continuing my research, because I was wondering if I would be eligible to be considered an early career representative instead. She said I am still considered a student representative.

What are your thoughts? How should I address this? I'm a little annoyed...
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Seems like something another simple email to the organization’s point person would solve. Just reach out again and ask for clarification about why you’ve been removed from the website. It might be another error or more involved. But you’re not going to know if you don’t ask.