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Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (NEGEA)

The Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (NEGEA) is one of four regional groups of the AAMC’s Group on Educational Affairs (GEA). GEA membership is open to all faculty, faculty, staff, and learners involved in medical education. 

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Guide to Northeast Group on Educational Affairs

The Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (NEGEA) is one of the four regional groups of the AAMC’s Group on Educational Affairs (GEA). The mission of the NEGEA is to foster excellence along the continuum of medical education--undergraduate medical education, graduate medical education, and continuous professional development--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 by:

  1. Enhancing the professional development of medical educators;
  2. Advancing research and understanding in medical education;
  3. Providing service to the profession by assisting individual members and institutions through consultation and programs for professional development; and
  4. Promoting formal and informal relationships and communication among those involved in medical education

To get involved with the NEGEA, please fill out this form or email us.

NEGEA Roadmap (PDF)

Special interest groups provide opportunities for members to collaborate in order to advance specific areas within the Northeast Group on Educational Affairs. Membership is open to individuals at AAMC member institutions. 

The Northeast Group on Educational Affairs offers numerous opportunities for members to collaborate and participate in group decisions and governance

A full list of the current members of the Northeast Group on Educational Affairs. 

The Northeast Group on Educational Affairs provides awards to recognize the outstanding work done by constituents in the region.

The Northeast Group on Educational Affairs supports and encourages scholarship in medical education. 

Official governance and administration information for members of the Northeast Group on Educational Affairs. 

Regional meetings provide a forum for exchanging ideas, learning new strategies, and developing plans that may facilitate your work and implementation of the NEGEA mission. Each GEA region holds an annual spring meeting for faculty, educators, and administrators from the member institutions within their respective regions. Regional GEA meetings include sessions and exhibits analogous to those offered at the national and regional special interest groups (SIGs) meetings. 

Other GEA regional groups are: 

NEGEA Chair
Rebecca Blanchard, PhD

Director of Faculty Development, Online MedEd
Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School-Baystate
Rebecca.Blanchard@onlinemeded.org

AAMC Staff 
gea@aamc.org

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