Greetings All!
I would like to open with a reminder that my goals for this presidency are: 1. Establish our strategic priorities and decide where to put our limited resources 2. Effect…
Read More Letter from the CNS President – Spring 2010
IT HAS BEEN A BUSY WINTER AND OUR COMMITTEES have been hard at work. Some of other highlights include: The Scientific Selection committee, under the able leadership of Steven Miller, has put…
Read More Letter from the CNS President – Winter 2010
Kentucky Derbys off to Vinodh Narayanan and the Scientific Selection Committee for an outstanding program this year in Louisville. And thanks as well to all of the members who made…
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Letter from the CNS President – Fall 2009
With the Annual Meeting and the end of my term just around the corner, I have several things I would like to say to the membership of the Child Neurology…
Read More Letter from the CNS President – Spring 2009
As the arrangements for the Annual Meeting in Louisville are taking shape I find my level of anticipation is rising. The meeting should be good fun with good science. We…
Read More Letter from the CNS President – Winter 2009
As we move past the holidays, the Super Bowl and Presidents Day, I think a few reflections on the 37th annual CNS meeting in Santa Clara are in order. First…
Read More Letter from the CNS President – Summer 2008
It’s been a long hot summer in Phoenix. In part because of the “rough patch” we are experiencing in the economy. As a result of the economy and changing governmental…
Read More Letter from the CNS President – Winter 2008
Being new to the job of CNS president, I am still trying to learn the basic requirements, as well as the many diverse duties and responsibilities attached to the position….
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Au revoir….et merci
I have found this letter very difficult to write, not the least reason being that I can hardly believe that two years have passed since I stepped to the podium…
Read More Letter from the CNS President – Spring 2007
One of the virtues of a society our size is the relative ease and openness of communication it allows. The detailed responses given by CNS members to two recent surveys…
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