Call for Short Course Proposals
Dermatopathologists are invited to submit proposals for two Short Courses to be presented as part of the 62nd Annual Meeting in 2025.
Proposals must be submitted online.
Submission Deadline: Friday, March 1, 2024, at Noon Central Time. No exceptions will be made to the deadline.
Your proposal should include:
- Your name, institutional affiliation and contact information.
- The title of the course.
- Course description, 2-4 sentences or one short paragraph.
- An outline of the course, in 200 words or less, including potential faculty and range of topics you plan to include.
- Practice/knowledge based gaps this course is intended to address.
What you should know before you submit a proposal:
While the dates of the 62nd Annual Meeting have not been determined yet, proposals are now being accepted. Short Courses vary in length between 2.5-3.5 hours, with one Short Course scheduled each day of the meeting. All Short Courses will be held in person and require in-person attendance to participate. Specific course assignments will be determined in December.
The ASDP Program Committee will evaluate and select proposals. Proposal submitters will be notified by email in late March.
CME Requirements, Disclosures and Agreements:
The ASDP is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). As such, we are required to meet the ACCME’s expectations for our practice of continuing medical education. This means that everyone in a position to control the educational content of the ASDP meeting must disclose certain relationships and agree to participate in and plan the meeting according to the policies set forth by the Society to ensure that this activity is of the highest standard. The ASDP has put together the CME Activity Policies Manual to assist you in understanding the policies related to our educational activities. Proposal submitters should read the Society’s CME Activity Policies Manual before proceeding.
Meeting Registration:
All course directors and faculty are required to register for the meeting and pay the meeting registration fee. It is the course director's responsibility to communicate this information to the faculty.
Proposal Submission Checklist:
Proposals must be submitted online and include:
- Your name, institutional affiliation and contact information.
- The title of the course.
- Course description, 2-4 sentences or one short paragraph.
- An outline of the course, in 200 words or less, including potential faculty and range of topics you plan to include.
The submission site is now closed.
Questions Regarding Proposal Submission?
Contact Maggie Substalae by email at [email protected] or by phone at 847-572-2188.