Re-Imagining Medical Education
March 28-30, 2019
Loew's Sapphire Falls Resort at Universal Orlando
Orlando, Florida
Conference Website

We invite you to submit proposals for oral presentations, interactive workshops, small group discussion, panel discussion, and posters for the 2019 Southern Group on Educational Affairs (SGEA) Annual Meeting from March 28-30, 2019 in Orlando, Florida. Proposals may represent original research (either completed or in progress) or innovations in medical education. Abstracts can focus on any level of medical education (UME pre-clerkship or clerkship, GME, CME, or a combination).

All abstracts must be submitted online no later than 11:59 PM EST Monday, November 12th, 2018.

The conference theme is “Re-imagining Medical Education.” We particularly encourage submissions in one of the following areas related to this theme: “Transitions in Medical Education” (Undergraduate to UME, preclinical to clinical UME, UME to GME, GME to Practice); “Innovations in Curriculum and Assessment”; “Novel Simulation and Modeling Programs"; and "Supporting and Preparing the Faculty of the Future.” However, we welcome all submissions related to medical education. Priority will be given to submissions from SGEA members and submissions involving members from multiple institutions.

We recommend that you prepare your submission in a word processing application (Word, Works, Pages) and then paste each component into the corresponding online section. Abstract decisions will be sent to the contact author in January 2019. An abstract submission is considered a commitment to attend the meeting and present if accepted, and an acknowledgement of the costs associated with travel and meeting registration.

For more information please contact:
Conference Chairs: Andrea Berry (andrea.berry@ucf.edu) or Juan Cendan (juan.cendan@ucf.edu)
Guest Experience Chair: Angie Irvin (angela.irvin.edu)
SGEA Chair: Nicole Borges (nborges@umc.edu)

Click here to view a complete description of each submission category, along with its text guidelines.

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