Forum for
To Present Their Research & Interesting Case Studies in Pediatric Neurology
Southern Pediatric Neurology Society Fellowship and learning with southern hospitality.
Founded in 1975, the SPNS is dedicated to fostering interest and learning in child neurology. Presentations by students, residents, junior faculty and others in a friendly atmosphere where questions and constructive comments are designed to improve presentation skills.
Two named lectures, the John B Bodensteiner Presidential lecture and the Paul Dyken Memorial Lecture are presented by distinguished scholars on topics relevant to child neurologists.
SPNS is a 501c3 not for profit organization.
Objective:
Our objective is to provide attendees with useful information from practice-based retrospective studies and case reports in order to enhance their knowledge base and meet their academic and practice-based needs. Further, we direct our efforts primarily towards our junior members (students, residents, and fellows), providing them a platform for the presentation of new information and a forum for open discourse with senior pediatric neurology faculty.
Southern Pediatric Neurology Society
48th Annual Meeting Annual Meeting
LIVE IN NEW ORLEANS
SATURDAY MARCH 8, 2025.
Marriott Renaissance Warehouse Hotel
700 Tchoupitoulas Street
505-613-2330
Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, registration fees are being waived again for 2025.
A limited block of rooms is available at a discounted rate of $219 per night
Reservation deadline for discounted rate is February 7, 2025 or when room block is sold out.
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The 48th meeting will feature two special invited speakers:
The John B. Bodensteiner Presidential Lecture will feature Debra Byler, MD from Penn State University – “Optimizing the Learning Environment for Students and Residents”
The Paul Dyken Memorial Lecture, “Mind the Machines: Artificial Intelligence in Child Neurology” will be presented by Andrew Knox, MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
The Sage Publishing Roger and Mary Brumback Award of $1000 will be awarded to the best overall abstract.
The M. Caroline Duncan Award is sponsored by the SPNS with an award of $500 and a plaque. This award is given in honor of Dr. Duncan for her longstanding dedication to the education of medical students, residents, fellows, and peers.
Abstract submission opens November 4, 2024. See the “forms” page for instructions. Conflict of interest form and a complete list of co-authors and their affiliations are required for abstract submission to be considered complete. Presenters must register for the meeting.
Deadline for abstract submission is Monday, January 10, 2025.
Abstracts must be in proper format. We look forward to seeing everyone again as well as welcoming new attendees.
Annual Meeting Forms:
Please download, complete & email all forms below thru the website's contact form.
Resources:
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