Thanks to authors: Mary Steinmann MD, Matt Torbenson MD, Stamatios Dentino MD all from University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
We have a new CSI eModule: Psychotic Disorders (2025) as listed in our library here.
Archives: May 2025
Meeting opportunities for connecting with colleagues and friends-new and old.
Hello ADMSEP!
We cannot wait to see you in Boston! June 19-21 is coming up quickly. If you haven’t already, click here to register. We have expanded the hotel block as well!
In addition to our robust educational programming and exciting keynote, “The DSM and Teaching Psychiatric Diagnosis in Medical School” with Dr. Nassier Ghaemi, we will have plenty of opportunities for connecting with colleagues and friends-new and old.
In conjunction with our amazing Membership and Engagement Committee, we wanted to highlight some social extras! Time and details forthcoming.
Thurs, 6/19 – Membership Engagement led “Coffee date” for New Members. If you are a new member or first time ADMSEP attendee, this informal meet-up is a great chance to get to know a few folks and identify some friendly faces before the conference starts. This informal group will meet in the lobby to check out some nearby coffee shops!
Thurs, 6/19 - Dine Around Dinners -veteran ADMSEP members will have reservations at a variety of top restaurants in the area. Watch for the sign ups which will be coming out shortly! All are welcome.
Friday 6/20- 5:30 AM, ADMSEP Run Group- meet in the lobby to join others interested in moving early! All paces welcome, bring a friend!
Friday, 6/20 - Free Time Activities- We encourage you to find your wellness during this time. If you are looking for a group with whom to explore the area, we will have several Membership Engagement Committee led groups. Check them out!
Friday 6/20- Post Awards Dinner Jeopardy! Back by popular demand, our own Dr. Brian Smith will host psychiatry/pop culture-themed Jeopardy.
We are so excited to see you all next month! Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns.
Dana Raml- Assistant Programming Chair
Kristin Escamilla- Programming Chair
Rohini Mehta and Peirce Johnston- Membership and Engagement Co-Chairs
Register for the ADMSEP Annual Meeting TODAY-- last day for Early Bird rates!
Dear ADMSEP Colleagues!
We hope you all plan to attend the ADMSEP Annual Meeting this year, June 19-21 in Boston!
You will have lots of options for to choose from including 19 workshops, 5 brief oral presentations, 4 discussion groups, and 4 "Works in progress" sessions. These are all diverse opportunities to learn and cultivate networks for collaboration and support.
We will hear from Nassir Ghaemi in his keynote titled “The DSM and Teaching Psychiatric Diagnosis in Medical School” and an extended discussion in his workshop “DSM and Teaching Psychiatric Diagnosis: Controversies and Solutions.”
To close the meeting, we will hear from leaders building on this week’s Spring Virtual meeting in the plenary, “The Last of Us: Developing Resilient Policies to Survive the Era of Artificial Intelligence (AI).”
Lia Thomas, our immediate past president shares her thoughts, “ADMSEP has been my first and favorite academic home. The annual meeting is a great place to learn and collaborate with others. I leave energized about my career path and excited to try new things!”
Early Bird pricing ends tonight at 11:59PM, use Conference Registration to register!
Lindsey
Lindsey S. Pershern, M.D. Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Associate Director of Residency Education Menninger Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences One Baylor Plaza, MS: BCM 350 Houston, Texas 77030 Office: 713-798-7878 | Fax: 713-798-1479 Pronouns: “She, Her, Hers”