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(With Title and Institutional Affiliation) |
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(As it will be published, if accepted) |
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Please enter brief (1-2 sentence) statement of educational objective(s) for the symposium, i.e., what specific knowledge, attitudes or skills will the participants acquire? |
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List proposed speakers. Include institutional title and affiliation. |
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Additional Comments: |
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Could this symposium be appropriately considered as a corporate-sponsored satellite symposium? |
Yes
No |
If 'yes', please list potential sponsors and any relationships you may have with them that would be helpful in soliciting financial support. |
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What specific format/strategies do you intend to use to accomplish the above objectives (e.g., Workshop? Lecture update on standard treatment, new insight into disease, new therapies, etc.)? |
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What is the intended learner/audience level? |
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Yes
No |
If yes,when and where? Please list other topics/speakers presenting with you. |
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Please indicate any potential conflict or redundancy between your proposed symposium and past CNS Annual Meeting symposia (past five years) |
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(Assume 800 total meeting attendees) |
Less than 100
100 - 250
250 - 500
More than 500
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Comments: |
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Time block requested for your symposium? |
Breakfast (1.5 hours)
Morning (2 - 2.5 hours)
Afternoon (2 - 2.5 hours)
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List any potential financial or other conflicts of interest. (Note: If your proposal is accepted, a full, signed financial disclosure form will be required from all presenters) |
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List any corporate or non-profit/government grant sources with which you have an established relationship that may be willing to provide an UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANT in support of your proposed symposium. |
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Proposals not selected for presentation may be forwarded to a CNS Special Interest Group (SIG) for possible inclusion in the SIG session scheduled at the CNS Annual Meeting. If interested, please select SIG to which your proposal may be forwarded. |
Autonomic Disorders
Developmental Neurogenetics
Education/Training
Epilepsy
Headache
Movement Disorders
Multiple Sclerosis
Neonatal Neurology
Neurobehavioral
Neuromuscular
Neurorehabilitation
Stroke
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