ASES News - November 2016

ASES will be holding an OLC course for residents in January of 2017. Please inform any residents you may know of this opportunity. You can click on the image below to be taken to the ASES website for further information. Thank you!

ASES Membership:

New and Advancing Member

Sponsor Information

Attention: Active, Affiliate, and Corresponding Members

The ASES online new member sponsorship system is now available. Below, you will find a copy of both the sponsor form and the instructions to complete and submit your sponsorship of a new (or advancing) member. This information is also available on the Member's Only section of the ASES website. If you have question about what is required for proper sponsorship of new (or advancing) members, please see the following link: http://www.ases-assn.org/?p=sponsorship

Sponsor Form
Sponsor Instructions

To submit a completed sponsor form, please use the following link:
Submit Sponsor Form

You will need your ASES login information to access the above noted link. Please contact the ASES office at ases@aaos.org if you do not have this information.

Once all the required sponsor forms are received for a potential new (or advancing) member, we will contact the individual with information regarding the completion of their membership application materials.

The deadline to submit sponsor forms is Monday, January 16, 2017, at 5:00 pm Central time. Sponsor forms and membership applications are accepted online only. Paper copies are not accepted.

Please contact the ASES Office with any questions.

Thank you!

The ASES Foundation

Please consider supporting the ASES Foundation by making a donation today!

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2016 ASES/ANNA Biennial Course:
Fellow Testimonials

Through the generosity of Charles A. Rockwood, Jr., MD, and the Rockwood Fund, the ASES Foundation was able to sponsor nine (9) current fellows to attend the 2016 ASES/AANA Biennial Course that took place in September in Chicago, Illinois, at the Renaissance Hotel. Below, please find testimonials from four (4) of the fellow attendees. These testimonials are also available on the ASES website at: http://www.ases-assn.org/?p=testimonials

Young Investigators urged to apply for
USBJI Career Development and Grant
Mentoring Program

The United States Bone and Joint Initiative (USBJI) and Bone and Joint Canada are dedicated to increasing research of musculoskeletal diseases. The USBJI has developed a grant mentoring program to provide early-career investigators an opportunity to work with experienced researchers in our field to assist them in securing funding and other survival skills required for pursuing an academic career.

This program is open to promising junior faculty, senior fellows or post-doctoral researchers nominated by their department or division chairs. It is also open to senior fellows or residents that are doing research and have a faculty appointment in place or confirmed. Basic and clinical investigators, without or with training awards (including K awards) are invited to apply. Investigators selected to take part in the program attend two workshops, 12-18 months apart, and work with faculty between workshops to develop their grant applications. The next workshop is scheduled to take place April 7-9, 2017 in Rosemont, Illinois (Chicago). The unique aspect of this program is the opportunity for attendees to maintain a relationship with a mentor until their application is funded.

Deadline to apply for the Spring 2017 Workshop is January 15, 2017 . To apply for this program, please go to their web-site, www.usbji.org/programs/yii/call-for-applications

Please click on the image below to be taken to the course website.

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