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DESCRIPTION
METHOD OF SELECTION
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
APPLICATION DEADLINES
COMMITTEE ON THE EDUCATION AWARD
ROLE OF THE BENEFACTOR
DESCRIPTION
The Award for Creativity in Psychiatric Education
is presented to a teaching program that demonstrates creativity
in psychiatric education. The award consists of a $5,000 honorarium and
a certificate. One representative from the program receives travel and
hotel reimbursement and free registration at the annual meeting. A second
representative receives free registration only.
Award for 2004
The American College of Psychiatrists is pleased to announce it is accepting
submissions for the 2004 Award for Creativity in Psychiatric Education. The
Award is in the form of a grant from Eli Lilly of $5,000 and is presented
to the winning program at the Annual Meeting of The College held in Miami
Beach, Florida, February 2004. The winning program's representative and a
companion are invited to attend the Annual Meeting, as guests of The College.
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METHOD OF SELECTION
Eligibility
The Award is open to any creative/innovative program for psychiatric education
which has been in operation for at least two years, and which has been a part
of a U.S. or Canadian approved psychiatric residency training program. Trainees
may include:
- Medical students
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Psychiatric residents
- Sub-specialists (PGY 5-6's/Fellows)
- Post-graduates (CME)
- Allied mental health professionals
- Community involvement (public participation)
Criteria
The program will be judged according to the following criteria:
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Creativity and innovation
- Contribution to a significant educational issue
- Effectiveness
- A potential model for other programs
Site Visit
Based on the above criteria, selected programs will be site visited between
March and June, 2003.
Schedule
December 12, 2002: Application due
March-June 2003: Site visits to selected programs
November 2003: Winner announced
February 2004: Award presentation at The College's Annual Meeting
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APPLICATION PROCEDURE
The application form and all related materials must be filled out and returned
with an original and ten (10) copies to:
Chair, Committee on the Education Award
The American College of Psychiatrists
122 S. Michigan Ave., Suite 1360,
Chicago, IL 60603
Telephone: (312) 662-1020
Faxes are not accepted.
Applications must be received at The College's Central Office by the application deadline.
Questions: Contact the Awards Coordinator at (312) 662-1020.
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APPLICATION DEADLINES
2006: January 5, 2005
2007: December 1, 2005
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COMMITTEE ON THE EDUCATION AWARD
Frank W. Brown, M.D. Chair
Andre Derdeyn, M.D.
Marion Z. Goldstein, M.D.
James W. Lomax, M.D.
Donald A. Malone Jr., M.D.
H. Steven Moffic, M.D.
Henry A. Nasrallah, M.D.
Malkah T. Notman, M.D.
David W. Preven, M.D.
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ROLE OF THE BENEFACTOR
The role of Eli Lilly and Company in regard
to this grant is limited to providing funds to The American College of
Psychiatrists. The method of choice of recipients is carried out by The
American College of Psychiatrists. Recipients are under no obligation, implied or direct, to Eli Lilly and
Company. There is no obligation or suggestion that funds are repaid to the
company.
Supported
by a grant from:
Eli Lilly and Company
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