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Annual Resident Surgeons Competition
FOR FREDERICK A. COLLER, ALEXANDER J. WALT, MICHIGAN COMMITTEE ON TRAUMA, CANCER, TRANSPLANT, VASCULAR AWARDS
Thursday-Friday, May 14 & 15, 2009
- Eligibility: All surgical residents in Michigan sponsored by a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons or an Associate Fellow in practice.
- Abstract: Must be on some aspect of surgical practice or research done by the surgical resident him/herself and must be submitted via this web based submission process.
- Must be submitted by 02/14/2010: Authors selected to present will be notified by March 10, 2009
- Awards:
- Frederick A. Coller and Alexander J. Walt Awards go to the resident with the highest scoring presentations (who doesn't receive a specialty award).
- The Michigan Committee on Trauma of the American College of Surgeons provides an award to the resident with the highest scoring trauma-related presentation.
- The Robert V. Danto Memorial Cancer Research Award is given for the highest scoring cancer-related presentation. This is presented in conjunction with the Michigan Field Liaison Program, a part of the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer.
- The Gift of Life Award is presented to the resident with the highest scoring transplantation-related presentation. This Award is supported by Gift of Life Michigan.
- The D. Emerick Szilagyi Michigan Vascular Prize is awarded by the Michigan Vascular Society to the resident with the highest scoring vascular surgery-related presentation.
- The Ethics Award is awarded to the resident with the highest scoring presentation related to medical ethics
- The Education Award is given to the resident with the highest scoring presentation related to medical education.
The Michigan Committee on Trauma will conduct meetings on May 12 and May 13. Competition trauma papers will be presented on Thursday, May 14, 2009, the first day of the MCACS Annual Meeting.
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Welcome to the new online research submission system. You will be able to view submitted abstracts,
print them, and score them all via a user friendly web interface. This will allow you to score the
abstracts at your pace and availability.
You should receive a username and password from the system administrator.
You can use that information to log in at the right.
Once you log in you will be presented a list of abstracts to score. Please either view online
or print out the abstracts. Once you have read the abstracts carefully score the abstract. You can
go back and alter any scores you have submitted if you feel the need.
Once you have finished scoring all of the abstracts you need to mark the “I have completed scoring”
button to indicate that you have no more changes to make. You WILL NOT be able to alter any more scores
once you mark this so please be careful about doing so.
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