Learn Serve Lead 2019: The AAMC Annual Meeting

Attendee Resources

Whether you want to meet with friends and colleagues face-to-face or be part of the online AAMC community, there are lots of ways to connect, collaborate, and share.

Virtual Orientation

October 30, 2–3 p.m. ET
Our virtual orientation will provide a brief overview of the AAMC’s history, structure, and programs and tips to help you navigate Learn Serve Lead 2019. The webinar is intended for first-time attendees or for those who haven’t attended a Learn Serve Lead meeting in the past few years. Our meeting is constantly changing and developing, and this session will help you navigate the event. We will also introduce the conference mobile app and describe how it can improve your on-site experience.

List of Meeting Attendees

To access a list of participants, select the “Already Registered?” button at the top or bottom of this page. Enter your email address and registration confirmation number. Please note: When you select the “Already Registered?” button, you can choose to have your confirmation number emailed to you if you have misplaced it. Once you enter your email address and confirmation number, the page will refresh and new tabs will be available when you select “Network” and then “Participant List.”

AAMC Affinity Groups

AAMC members have the ability to enroll faculty and staff in a variety of AAMC affinity groups. To learn more or join an AAMC affinity group, please visit the Member Center section on the AAMC website and use the “Find Your AAMC Affinity Group” search option or search by topic area.

Representatives from the AAMC’s Member Services Unit will be on-site during Learn Serve Lead 2019. Please stop by the Member Service Desk in AAMC Connect during conference registration hours or send an email to Member Services to learn more about the AAMC.

Get Connected: Social Media

Did you know that Learn Serve Lead 2019 has a hashtag, #AAMC19?

If you are an active Tweeter, here are some tips:

When tweeting quotes from speakers, give proper attribution and try to include speakers’ Twitter handles, if known (for example, @AtulGroverMD). This helps your followers know who is making the statements.
Add links to speaker resources. Capture resources and references from the speaker. Usually a quick Google search can help you find the URL to include in your tweets. You can use Ow.ly to shorten your links for tweeting.
Don’t forget to share photos. Give your followers a sense of the on-site environment and crowd. If you don’t have a Twitter account but want to contribute to the #AAMC19 conversation, you can easily set up an account before you go. If you have additional questions, email socialmedia@aamc.org.

Session Catalog

The online version of the mobile app doubles as our session catalog. You can use the session catalog to browse our current offerings. Check back for updates over the next few months.

The session catalog is searchable by keywords, speakers, session titles, and descriptions. The session catalog will be available until mid-October. Please note: Although the online version will allow you to create an account now, it will not save your account once we officially launch the mobile app in mid-October.

All registered attendees will receive an invitation to our mobile app once it is available in mid-October.

Once we’ve officially launched the mobile app in mid-October, registered attendees will be encouraged to log in and build their personal schedule. At this time, we will also update the content of the app to include floor plans, presentations, a list of meeting attendees, and a full list of exhibitors.