Southern Group on Educational Affairs (SGEA)
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Contacts
Carol Elam, Ed.D.
Associate Dean for Admissions and Institution Advancement
University of Kentucky College of Medicine
clelam1@email.uky.edu
M. Brownell Anderson, M.Ed.
Senior Director, Educational Affairs
AAMC
mbanderson@aamc.org
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The SGEA fosters excellence along the continuum of medical education—undergraduate
medical education, graduate medical education, and continuing medical
education—by providing a forum for discussing the concerns
of the medical education profession, serving as a resource, and
acting in an advisory capacity to the GEA and AAMC. This mission
is accomplished through communication, cooperation and shared respect
among its members.
To accomplish its mission, the SGEA will:
- Enhance the professional development of medical educators
- Advance research and understanding in medical education
- Provide service to the profession, and
- Practice evidence-based principles of medical education.
More About the SGEA
Member Resources
Updates
MERC
2010 Regional Meeting Workshops
The Medical Education Research Certificate (MERC) program is designed
to provide a basic foundation in research principles relevant to
educational research in medical education. Those interested in receiving
a MERC Certificate must complete six (6) workshops at the regular
rate and pay an additional $100 fee for the MERC Certificate. For
questions about the MERC program or workshops, please contact Caroline
Coleman at ccoleman@aamc.org or 202-828-0412. No refunds will be issued for the MERC Certificate
Program.
2010
SGEA Regional Meeting
The University of Oklahoma College of will host the SGEA Regional
Conference in Oklahoma City, April 15-17, 2010. The meeting theme
is "Emerging Issues in Medical Education: Competencies, Collaboration,
and Communication." Sessions on inter-professional education
and team-based learning and simulation will be featured. Submissions
for oral presentations, small group discussions, workshops, posters,
and demonstrations are currently under review.
For more information please visit the SGEA
2010 Conference Web site or contact the meeting host Sheila
M. Crow, Ph.D. at sheila-crow@ouhsc.edu
Leadership Education
and Development (LEAD) Program (PDF)
The LEAD Program is a two-year certificate program designed to meet
the needs of busy medical education professionals with a mission
to educate and nurture exemplary educational leaders in academic
medicine. LEAD faculty presenters are leaders in medical education
and have taught leadership skills at the local and national level.
The LEAD program has been designed to foster educational leadership
knowledge skills, provide inter-and intra-institutional support
and networking opportunities, at an affordable price ($350). We
hope you consider joining the inaugural LEAD class of 2010. Applications
are due March 1, 2010. LEAD
application form
2010 SGEA Call for Proposals
for Research in Medical Education (PDF)
Two grants of up to $3000 to support scholarship in medical education.
Regional Collaborative Project:
The Interprofessional Initiative
This initiative is designed to generate ideas about collaborative
educational development and research on interprofessional education.
If you are interested in working with others in the region on curriculum,
evaluation, or faculty development projects related to IPE, please
take part in this new regional activity.
SGEA Medical Educational Scholarship
Awards (MESA)
Arnold
P. Gold Foundation Research Grants
The Arnold P. Gold Foundation seeks applications for research projects
related to the impact of the Gold Humanism Honor Society on the
culture of medical education.
Meetings
2010
SGEA Regional Conference
April 15-17, 2010 - Oklahoma City, Okla.
Hosted by the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
2009 SGEA
Regional Conference
April 2-4, 2009 - New Orleans
Hosted by Tulane University School of Medicine
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