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    Neuroscience Course Director Excellence Award

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    Neuroscience Course Director Excellence Award recognizes educators for innovative pre-clerkship neuroscience teaching that engages medical students and encourages interest in neurology training.

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    Funder: American Academy of Neurology

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Applications close)

    Funding Amounts: Annual certificate of recognition for one course director or a pair of co-directors

    Summary: Recognizes neuroscience course leaders who develop innovative pre-clerkship medical education and encourage student interest in neurology.

    Key Information: Nominees must be active AAN members in good standing and have held an eligible course leadership role for at least one year.


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    The American Academy of Neurology (AAN) presents this award to educators who have developed robust neuroscience educational programs for pre-clerkship medical students. It recognizes the time and effort course directors devote to valuable educational experiences, often providing students’ first exposure to neurology.

    The award emphasizes excellence in course development and teaching. Special consideration goes to educators who use novel technologies and educational strategies, employ varied teaching methods, and engage medical students in innovative ways. The selection committee also considers evidence of course success or a program’s contribution to increasing student interest in postgraduate neurology training. A course director or pair of co-directors is selected annually for recognition.


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