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Proposals for the 2011 Annual Meeting will be due May 13, 2010.

Submit a proposal for the 2011 Annual Meeting.

General and Specialty Topics

The AAN 63rd Annual Meeting Education Program features continuing medical education (CME) options in a wide range of general neurology and specialty topics. More than 450 CME credits will be offered throughout this eight-day event by directors and faculty who are experts in their respective fields.

Program Selection Process

The AAN has a curriculum-based Education Program that provides the best possible platform for lifelong learning in neurology. Topics are selected based on the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology maintenance of certification requirements and demonstrated need.

To broaden member involvement and input, topic work groups consist of representatives from AAN Sections, general practitioners, topic experts (such as former course directors), and members of the Education Committee or Annual Meeting Subcommittee. The work groups examine the previous year's programs that pertain to their areas of expertise. They evaluate data collected from attendees and auditors, as well as the program's timeliness and topicality. They also review new program proposals. After individual reviews are compiled, all the programs are ranked and recommendations are made to the Education Committee, who makes the final determinations.

The final schedule will present attendees with the best of recent programs, and a greater infusion of new topics that address the changing education needs of today's neurologists. This selection process developed in 2007 will continue to help evolve the curriculum so that the Annual Meeting Education Program remains vital and comprehensive.

Diverse Program Formats and Schedules

More than 170 Education Programs cover a range of learning styles, including didactic, interactive, and hands-on options. The programs are provided in several convenient time-frames to fit your schedule, including:

Full-day and half-day courses
Breakfast, dinner, and after-dinner seminars
Workshops; therapy, kick-off, case-study, and neuro flash programs
Luncheons and coding lunches
Morning reports and Neurology skills pavilions

For more information about Education Program proposal guidelines, please contact Amy Nostdahl at anostdahl@aan.com or (651) 332-8687.

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2010 Annual Meeting New in 2010 Education Basic Science Resident Curriculum Submit Course Proposals Science Practice Registration, Housing, and Travel Media Relations Exhibitor/Corporate Relations Presenter/Participant Info Affiliate Meetings Alliance	Submit Course Proposal Proposals for the 2011 Annual Meeting will be due May 13, 2010. Submit a proposal for the 2011 Annual Meeting. General and Specialty Topics The AAN 63rd Annual Meeting Education Program features continuing medical education (CME) options in a wide range of general neurology and specialty topics. More than 450 CME credits will be offered throughout this eight-day event by directors and faculty who are experts in their respective fields. Program Selection Process The AAN has a curriculum-based Education Program that provides the best possible platform for lifelong learning in neurology. Topics are selected based on the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology maintenance of certification requirements and demonstrated need. To broaden member involvement and input, topic work groups consist of representatives from AAN Sections, general practitioners, topic experts (such as former course directors), and members of the Education Committee or Annual Meeting Subcommittee. The work groups examine the previous year's programs that pertain to their areas of expertise. They evaluate data collected from attendees and auditors, as well as the program's timeliness and topicality. They also review new program proposals. After individual reviews are compiled, all the programs are ranked and recommendations are made to the Education Committee, who makes the final determinations. The final schedule will present attendees with the best of recent programs, and a greater infusion of new topics that address the changing education needs of today's neurologists. This selection process developed in 2007 will continue to help evolve the curriculum so that the Annual Meeting Education Program remains vital and comprehensive. Diverse Program Formats and Schedules More than 170 Education Programs cover a range of learning styles, including didactic, interactive, and hands-on options. The programs are provided in several convenient time-frames to fit your schedule, including: Full-day and half-day courses Breakfast, dinner, and after-dinner seminars Workshops; therapy, kick-off, case-study, and neuro flash programs Luncheons and coding lunches Morning reports and Neurology skills pavilions For more information about Education Program proposal guidelines, please contact Amy Nostdahl at anostdahl@aan.com or (651) 332-8687. For More Information Amy Nostdahl Senior Administrator, Education Programs (651) 332-8687 anostdahl@aan.com	Advertisement Advertisement

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