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Meeting Contacts:
Registration:
Carlos La Torre clatorre@aamc.org
202-828-0502
Programs:
GSA
Henry Sondheimer hsondheimer@aamc.org
202-828-0864
GDI
Juan Amador jamador@aamc.org
202-862-6149
OSR
Ally Anderson
aanderson@aamc.org
202-828-0682
Logistics:
Rachael Bradshaw
rbradshaw@aamc.org
202-862-6070
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2010 GSA/GDI/OSR National Spring Meeting
REsponsibly FORMing Our Future: Hitting the Right
Note in Austin
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Meeting Details:
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Agenda:
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Download PDF
(includes registration and hotel information)
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Register Online:
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Fee: $745
Student Fee: $410
(verification of status may be requested)
Register
Online
To obtain this fee, you must pay by credit card online. Online
Registration will close 4/2/10 Midnight ET.
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Register by mail or fax:
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Registration Form
(Writable PDF)
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Hotel:
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Hilton Austin
Make your hotel reservations online,
or call 800-236-1592. Be sure to identify yourself with the
AAMC and the group code MED in order to receive the
group rate.
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Room Rates:
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$199 Single/Double
$20.00 for each additional adult, maximum of four per guestroom
plus 15% tax
Deadline: 3/27/2010
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April 17 - 21, 2010 - Hilton Austin - Austin, Texas
The GSA/GDI/OSR National Spring Meeting will bring together medical
school personnel in admissions, diversity affairs, financial aid,
student affairs, and student records, medical leaders in diversity
and inclusion, and medical students to learn about the major issues
facing medical schools across the country and to acquire skills
that will assist them in fulfilling their various roles and responsibilities
at their home institutions. Five plenary sessions, one spotlight
session and 40 concurrent sessions have been developed by the Planning
Committee for this conference, which consists of the regional chairs-elect
for the GSA, the GDI leadership, and the regional chairs of the
OSR. The Spotlight Session will feature an upcoming publication
from the AAMC on resources for medical students with disabilities
with eight of the authors speaking at this session.
The five plenary sessions and presenters, each of which will be
followed by a range of related concurrent sessions, are:
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Responsibility to Our Patients: Healthcare Reform.
Marc A. Nivet, Ed.D., Chief Diversity Officer, Diversity Policy
and Programs , Association of American Medical Colleges
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Responsibility to Our Students: Medical Education
and Social Networking. Katherine Chretien, M.D., Washington
VA Medical Center and George Washington University School of
Medicine
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Responsibility to Our Community: The Academic Medical
Center's Responsibility to Our Communities. The Physician
Workforce. Cynthia E. Boyd, M.D., MBA, Rush Medical College,
and Karen B. DeSalvo, M.D., M.P.H., M.Sc., Tulane University
School of Medicine
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Responsibility to Our Future: The Ideal Students:
Identifying, Attracting, and Cultivating. John Prescott,
M.D., Chief Academic Officer, Association of American Medical
Colleges
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Town Hall Meeting: Maria L. Soto-Greene, M.D., UMDNJ-
New Jersey Medical School, Chair Group on Diversity and Inclusion,
Michael G. Kavan, Ph.D., Creighton University School of Medicine,
Chair Group on Student Affairs, and Ricci Sylla, OSR Central
Region Chair, The University of Toledo College of Medicine
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