Contact Information
Registration:
Natalie Griffin ngriffin@aamc.org
202-828-0686
Program:
Tony Mazzaschi
202-828-0059 tmazzaschi@aamc.org
Logistics:
Meghann Shinners mshinners@aamc.org
202-828-0047
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Council of Academic Societies Spring Meeting
The Role of Faculty Leaders in Aligning Priorities, Perceptions
and Missions
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Meeting Details |
Agenda: |
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(includes registration and hotel information) |
Register Online: |
Fee: $540.00
Register
Online
To obtain this fee, you must pay by credit card online. Online
Registration will close 2/24/2010 Midnight ET. |
Register by mail or fax: |
Registration Form
(Writable PDF) |
Hotel: |
The Driskill Hotel
Please make your hotel reservations by calling 800-252-9367.
Be sure to identify yourself with the AAMC in order to receive
the group rate. |
Room Rate: |
$239.00 Single/Double
Plus 15% Tax
Deadline: 2/10/2010
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March 4-6, 2010 - The Driskill Hotel - Austin, Texas
Overview
The AAMC Council of Academic Societies (CAS) is comprised of the
leadership of 89 academic societies devoted to biomedical and behavioral
research, medical education, and patient care. The collective membership
of these societies includes the majority of faculty members of American
medical schools and scientists engaged in life sciences research,
research training, and medical education. The CAS Spring Meeting
is a powerful forum for discussing and exchanging information of
common interest to its membership and for evaluating and recommending
policy initiatives for the Association. Its deliberations also play
a key role in shaping the public policy agenda of the member societies.
Who Should Attend
The designated representatives to the Council of Academic Societies
are the target audience for this meeting. The meeting is also open
to other elected leaders of CAS member societies, as well as to
Society senior executives.
Meeting Goals
The 2010 CAS Spring Meeting will explore the internal and external
drivers affecting institutions and their faculty as they seek to
recognize and shape their institutional identities. The meeting
also will consider tensions in academic medicine and offer suggestions
on how shared values, objectives, and reward systems (both intrinsic
and extrinsic) can be better aligned and how faculty leaders can
lead change. Other sessions will focus on chair retention and recruitment
and focus on some of the critical issues facing faculty leaders,
including managing leadership role transitions, assisting faculty
and students in managing their career decisions, and facilitating
the many difficult conversations a faculty leader will have at every
phase of their career if they are to be effective. Special sessions
will discuss health care reform issues and the neuroscience of empathy.
Featured Speakers
- Francisco G. Cigarroa, M.D., Chancellor, The University of Texas
System
- Michael S. Brown, M.D., the W. A. (Monty) Moncrief Distinguished
Chair in Cholesterol and Arteriosclerosis Research, Regental Professor
, Paul J. Thomas Chair in Medicine, Department of Molecular Genetics,
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (and recipient
of The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1985)
- Lilly Marks, Senior Associate Dean for Administration and Finance,
University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine, and Executive
Director, University Physicians, Inc.
- Bruce Vladeck, Ph.D., Senior Advisor, Nexera Consulting Group
(and former Administrator of the Health Care Financing Administration
(CMS))
- Layton McCurdy, M.D., Dean Emeritus and Distinguished University
Professor, Medical University of South Carolina School of Medicine
- David R. Lambert, M.D., Senior Associate Dean, Medical Student
Education, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
- Ms. Debbie Goldstein, Managing Director, Triad Consulting Group;
Senior Instructor, Harvard Negotiation Institute
- Mark S. Johnson, M.P.H., M.D., Professor and Chair, Department
of Family Medicine , UMDNJ - Newark
- Justine Strand de Oliveira, DrPH, PA-C, Chief, Physician Assistant
Division, Associate Professor, Department of Community and Family
Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, and President, Physician
Assistant Education Association
- Jeannette E. South-Paul, M.D., Andrew W. Mathieson Professor,
Chair, Department of Family Medicine, University of Pittsburgh
School of Medicine
- Eugene P. Orringer, M.D., Professor of Medicine, Director of
Education, Training, & Career Development, CTSA Program, University
of North Carolina School of Medicine
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