But in past weeks, the committees' profiles have grown sharply, as they seize a mantle of dissent that a divided exiled opposition, sometimes tainted by links to the United States and other countries, cannot claim.
An ex-biologist, he raised the committee's profile with critiques of the mismanagement of science.
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QUESTION FROM BART ANDERSON: Doesn't it seem a bit risky for the House GOP leadership to put someone with such a questionable past in a high profile committee chair position?
The trouble stems from the fact that officials at the national committee elevated the profile of Mr. Brozak by handing him the speaking role at the convention at the expense of other candidates whom the committee had recruited for more competitive races.
For Boehner, appointing a select committee raises the profile of one of the Republicans' main points of attack against Obama ahead of November's midterm congressional elections, and on former secretary of state Hillary Clinton ahead of what may be another presidential campaign in 2016.
Gary Day, executive director for land and planning at McCarthy & Stone, a developer specialising in retirement properties, warned the high profile committee that government incentives do not help to tackle the country's wider housing issues or encourage the development of other types of urgently needed housing.
Early-career scientists rarely sit on high-profile committees, but they may, nonetheless, uncover important information about threats to security or wellbeing.
Consider serving on high-profile committees, like the postdoctoral association, or taking on interdisciplinary or even interinstitutional projects that allow you to be seen as a leader.
Dr. Cipriano is known nationally as a strong advocate for health care quality and has served on a number of boards and committees for high-profile organizations, including the National Quality Forum and the Joint Commission.
