Friday, October 31
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7:30 - 8:30a
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OSR 101 - Welcome Session for New OSR Representatives
(Continental Breakfast Provided)
Please join us as we welcome new representatives, check-in
with the OSR Administrative Board, and learn more about OSR resources
and activities.
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Convention Center - Room 214 A/B
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7:30 - 8:30a
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OSR 201 - Welcome Session for Current OSR Representatives
(Continental Breakfast Provided)
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Convention Center - Room 205
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8:30 - 9:45a
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OSR Central Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 209
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8:30 - 9:45a
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OSR Northeast Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 206 A
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8:30 - 9:45a
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OSR Southern Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 211
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8:30 - 9:45a
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OSR Western Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 206 B
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10:00 - 11:15a
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OSR Breakout Session 1A - AAMC Legislative Affairs
Update
Moderator: Bryan Harris
Speaker:
Matthew Shick, Senior Legislative Analyst
Government Relations
Association of American Medical Colleges
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Convention Center - Room 210 A/B
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10:00 - 11:15a
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OSR Breakout Session 1B - Residency and Repayment:
Same Game, New Rules
Speaker:
Nicole Knight, Senior Educational Debt Management Specialist
Association of American Medical Colleges
With legislative changes affecting deferment, repayment
options and loan forgiveness possibilities, it is time for you to
review your strategy for managing your student loans during residency.
Come to this session to discuss your options and have your questions
answered.
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Convention Center - Room 212 A/B
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10:00 - 11:15a
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OSR Breakout Session 1C - NRMP Introduction/Update
Moderator: Ricci Sylla
Speaker:
Mona Signer, Executive Director
National Resident Matching Program (NRMP)
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Convention Center - Room 213
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11:30 - 1:00p
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OSR Eat & Greet Luncheon
(Lunch provided for OSR representatives)
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Convention Center - Room 214 A/B
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1:30 - 3:00p
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OSR Joint Central/West Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 210 A/B
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1:30 - 3:00p
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OSR Joint NE/South Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 212 A/B
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3:30 - 5:30p
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OSR/GSA Plenary: The Millennial Becomes a Physician
Medical students are changing. The old method
of delivering supportive services no longer works as well as it
once did, and schools are struggling to meet new demands with limited
resources. This session will provide insight on several emerging
areas of concern; managing debt and its effect on career planning,
lifestyle and wellness. Viewed in the context of a medical student's
life, these issues are best viewed holistically, as they overlap
and intertwine. Do students want the information and supportive
services we provide, or do we need to have a new conversation? Objectives:
The session will provide an overview of the millennial student,
profile examples of cutting-edge, student-focused support programs,
and offer a framework for a dialogue between students and Student
Affairs' staff about creating meaningful programs that take the
best from both technology and human interaction.
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Convention Center - Room 214 C/D
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6:30 - 8:00p
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OSR Social & Poster Session
Light hors d'oeuvres
An opportunity for students to mingle and share school
projects and initiatives, not necessarily OSR-related.
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Convention Center - Park View Registration Area
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Saturday, November 1
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Continuous
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OSR Poster Display
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Convention Center - Park View Registration Area
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7:30 - 8:45a
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OSR Central Regional Meeting
(Continental Breakfast Provided)
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Convention Center - Room 210 A/B
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7:30 - 8:45a
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OSR Northeast Regional Meeting
(Continental Breakfast Provided)
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Convention Center - Room 209
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7:30 - 8:45a
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OSR Southern Regional Meeting
(Continental Breakfast Provided)
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Convention Center - Room 212 A/B
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7:30 - 8:45a
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OSR Western Regional Meeting
(Continental Breakfast Provided)
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Convention Center - Room 211
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9:00 - 10:15a
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OSR Plenary Session - Student Programming Showcase
Moderators: James Littlejohn, Matt Rudy
This session will showcase information from students
on new and exciting student programming ideas for innovative curricula,
original electives, and extra-curricular programs.
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Convention Center - Room 214 D
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10:30 - 11:45a
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OSR Breakout Session 2A - Conflicts of Interest &
Pharmaceutical Companies
Moderators: Bryan Harris, Jennifer Olges
Speakers:
Susan Ehringhaus, Senior Director and Regulatory Counsel
Biomedical and Health Sciences Research
Association of American Medical Colleges
Philip A. Pizzo, MD, Dean of the School of Medicine,
Carl and Elizabeth Naumann Professor
Professor of Pediatrics and of Microbiology & Immunology
Stanford University School of Medicine
The close ties between the medical profession and industry,
particularly pharmaceutical companies, have been questioned and
debated for many years. Certainly potential conflicts of interest
abound. Several years ago the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers
of America (PhRMA) released self-imposed guidelines which were widely
debated. This summer US Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA) began releasing
details to the press regarding the Congressional investigation of
the medical profession's ties to industry, causing many physicians
to fear that the public trust in our profession will fade.
Stanford University was one of the first academic medical
centers to institute a strong policy regulating industry relations,
and we are fortunate to have Stanford's Dean, Dr. Philip Pizzo,
speaking at this session to discuss Stanford's guidelines and how
their implementation affected his institution. The AAMC established
a Conflicts of Interest Task Force many months ago with the charge
to establish guidelines for academic medical centers, and we are
lucky to have Ms. Ehringhaus at this session to discuss the AAMC's
recently released guidelines.
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Convention Center - Room 214 D
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10:30 - 11:45a
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OSR Breakout Session 2B - Could Facebook Get You
Fired? Professionalism: Student and Faculty Accountability
Moderators: Sarah Milliken, MD, Catherine Spina
Speakers:
Steven R. Lowenstein, MD, MPH, Professor of Surgery, Medicine and
Preventive Medicine/Biometrics Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Janet Trial, EdD, MSN, Director, Professionalism and
the Practice of Medicine
Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California
As medical students, we are constantly being evaluated.
Rigorous examinations extend from the classroom to the clinic. As
members of the medical community, we have a responsibility to our
patients and colleagues to master the basic and medical sciences.
In addition, we have an equally important responsibility to foster
a professional environment by adhering to Honor Codes and acting
professionally. In this session, we will explore Honor Codes and
professionalism teaching methods at medical schools and their effectiveness
(perceived or actual). Additionally, we hope to engage in a conversation
about how professionalism is, and should, be defined. How are current
students being evaluated and what happens when professionalism infractions
occur? What about the expectations of the faculty and staff at our
medical schools? Are they being held accountable for professional
behavior and if so, how? Are students actually being held to a higher
level of professionalism than their educators?
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Convention Center - Room 213 A/B
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10:30 - 11:45a
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OSR Supplemental Breakout Session 2C - Introduction
to Ultrasound in Medical Education: The Vertical Curriculum
Moderator & Speaker:
Richard A. Hoppmann, MD, Associate Dean
Medical Education & Academic Affairs
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
Participants is this session will:
- Explore the use of ultrasound in medical student education;
- Participate in an introductory hands-on ultrasound workshop.
The session is in conjunction with USC SOM and will
be limited to the first 30 students who respond. Please email Richard
Hoppmann , MD, Associate Dean, USC School of Medicine at hoppmann@gw.med.sc.edu
if you are interested in participating.
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Convention Center - Room 206 B
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Noon - 1:15p
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OSR Business Meeting I - Nominations
(Lunch Provided)
Elections
for 2008-2009 OSR Administrative Board National Positions (Chair-Elect
and Five
National Delegates)
Candidates: Chair-Elect
/ National
Delegates
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Convention Center - Room 214 A-C
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1:30 - 2:45p
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OSR Breakout Session 3A - MAS Career Fair: Questions
from College Students
Moderators: Dominique Arce, Nathan Chomilo
Each year, the GSA-MAS (Group on Student Affairs Minority
Affairs Section) hosts a career fair for college students from groups
under-represented in medicine. This year, selected OSR reps will
be participating in this event by meeting with prospective students
during an informal session where the attendees can ask current medical
students/OSR reps questions and learn more about the medical school
application process, life as a medical student, and put a human
face on the idea of medical school. Please contact Dominique Arce
at dominiquearce@gmail.com
if you are interested in participating.
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Convention Center -- Room 217 C/D
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1:30 - 2:45p
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OSR Breakout Session 3B - Public Health: What MDs
Need to Know
Moderators: Diane Reis, Janae Phelps
Speakers:
Jan K. Carney, MD, MPH, Research Professor of Medicine
Associate Dean for Public Health, Department of Medicine
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Susan E. Skochelak, MD, MPH
Senior Associate Dean, Academic Affairs
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health
There is increasing recognition that physicians must
have a grounding in public health that allows them to promote a
healthier population and intervene to improve health determinants
instead of focusing solely on acute and chronic illness. While many
medical students and practicing physicians have chosen to pursue
public health training, medical curricula are also beginning to
teach principles of public health. This session will explore the
knowledge and skills that all MD graduates should have in preparation
to practice medicine in a way that promotes a healthier public.
The intersection of clinical medicine and public health and how
the overlap will impact both fields in the future will also be discussed.
Dr. Carney is a former State Commissioner of Health
for Vermont and currently on faculty at the University of Vermont
as a research professor in public health and the course director
for a required second year course in which students experience a
semester of public health research. She will discuss the intersection
of medicine and public health in education and practice.
The session will include time for questions and discussion.
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Convention Center - Room 214 D
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1:30 - 2:45p
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OSR Breakout Session 3C - Business of Medicine
Moderators: Roxanne Richards, Jason Lott
Speaker:
Andrew M. Thomas, MD, Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Financing and delivery of health care in the United
States is myriad and complex. Understanding the current relationship
between payers, providers, insurers, and hospitals is necessary,
however, for understanding the future of medicine. This panel will
introduce medical students to issues, controversies, and future
directions of the U.S. health care system, focusing on topics especially
relevant to physicians-in-training.
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Convention Center - Room 213 A/B
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3:00 - 4:15p
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OSR Town Hall Meeting on Tuition and Debt
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Convention Center - Room 214 A-C
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3:00 - 5:00p
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GSA Transition of Medical School to Residency Forum
Is the MSPE Dead?
Moderator: Molly Osborne, MD, PhD
Speakers:
Richard Wheeler, MD
Lanny Close, MD
Maria Savoia, MD
Neil Parker, MD
Angela Nuzzarello, MD
This Transition Forum will review the history of the
MSPE while addressing the major concern that many residency directors
don't fully use the MSPE in their selection procedures. The medical
student performance evaluation (MSPE), which includes a narrative
evaluation of medical students, is an integral part of the academic
record. However, the MSPE is a balancing act. The timing is driven
by the academic requirements to include activities through the third
year of medical school, yet a major purpose is to have a narrative
evaluation available to residency directors for their selection
of applicants. We'll address the academic issues, the timing, the
format of the MSPE, and potential solutions.
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Convention Center - Room 008 A/B
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Sunday, November 2
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Continuous
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OSR Poster Display
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Convention Center - Park View Registration Area
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8:00 - 9:15a
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AAMC Humanism in Medicine Award Recognition &
Presentation with Breakfast
(Sponsored by Pfizer, Inc.)
Moderator: Diane Reis
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Convention Center - Room 217 C/D
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9:30 - 10:15a
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OSR Central Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 206 A
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9:30 - 10:15a
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OSR Northeast Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 206 B
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9:30 - 10:15a
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OSR Southern Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 205
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9:30 - 10:15a
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OSR Western Regional Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 216 B
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10:30 - Noon
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Business Meeting II - Elections
(Coffee Provided)
Elections
for 2008-2009 OSR Administrative Board National Positions (Chair-Elect
and Five
National Delegates)
Candidates: Chair-Elect
/ National
Delegates
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Convention Center - Room 006 A-D
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Noon - 12:30p
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OSR New and Past National/Regional Delegates Meeting
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Convention Center - Room 006 A-D
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12:30 - 1:20p
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New Officer Transition Meeting - Lunch Provided
(New and Past Administrative Board Members)
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Convention Center - Room 006 A-D
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Monday, November 3
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10:30 - Noon
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OSR Plenary- Career Advising for the Match: What
Residency Program Directors are Looking for and How to Show Them
You've Got It!
Moderators: Ricci Sylla, Sarah Milliken, MD,
Dominique Arce
Speakers:
Maureen Garrity, PhD, Associate Dean of Medical Student Affairs
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Paul J. Jones, MD
Associate Provost, Student Affairs
Rush Medical College of Rush University Medical Center
Randall Schlievert, MD, Director, Pediatric Residency
& Child Abuse Programs
Associate Professor, Pediatrics
The University of Toledo College of Medicine
Christopher Stillwell, MA, Director, Academic &
Career Advisor
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
As medical education continues to change, good and accurate
career counseling is critical in preparing students for the transition
to the residency of their choice. Medical school classes are increasing
in size while graduate medical education positions stay stagnant.
It is possible this may make the Match process increasingly competitive
in the future. Thus, career counseling will become even more important.
In this session, we will explore current career counseling methods,
the effect of the publication of "Charting Outcomes of the
Match," and what residency directors are looking for when selecting
candidates for their programs.
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Convention Center - Room 006 A-C
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Sessions of Interest
AAMC
Plenary Sessions
Sunday, November 2
AAMC Leadership Plenary
1:30 - 3:30p
Monday, November 3
Creating a Better Tomorrow
8:30 - 10:15a
Exhibit Hall Dates and Tentative Hours
Sunday, November 2
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
(Continental Breakfast at 9:00 am; Lunch at 11:30 am)
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm (Coffee break at 3:30 pm)
Monday, November 3
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
(Lunch at 11:30 am)
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