The 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacology^® was a big success! ACCP is proud to have offered its 2^nd virtual meeting to continue to deliver on it's Mission & Vision to provide exceptional educational events to the clinical pharmacology community.

A global audience heard presentations from 85 international Faculty Speakers who participated in two Pre-meeting Workshops, the Plenary Session, Regulatory Session and 14 Symposia on a series of topics ranging from research and drug development to patient care. The Invited Keynote Elaine Abrams, MD gave an engaging presentation on "The Critical Role of Clinical Pharmacology to End the HIV Epidemic in Children". Additionally, 115 scientific posters were presented from authors from around the world. The Attendee Survey indicated 91% of respondents were pleased with the overall educational content and had a positive experience with the virtual platform and 99% would recommend the ACCP Annual Meeting to colleagues.

Save the date for the 2022 ACCP Annual Meeting, September 25 - 77, 2022 at the Bethesda N. Marriott Hotel & Conf Ctr, Bethesday, MD!

Many thanks to those who have already paid your 2022 Dues. Please note the deadline for paying dues is December 31^st, don't let your membership lapse and lose access to ACCP Member Benefits! Should you need assistance in renewing your membership please contact ACCP Headquarters and we will be happy to assist you.

The ACCP Honors & Awards Committee Call for Nominations for the 2022 Honors & Awards Program is underway. If you have a colleague who deserves recognition for exceptional contribution to the field of clinical pharmacology, please help ACCP recognize their outstanding achievements by submitting a nomination today.

The deadline for nominations is November 30, 2021. To learn more about the nomination process and requirements please visit the 2022 ACCP Honors & Awards Program page.

The August ACCP Clinical Practice Webinar: Meeting Mental Health Needs in Times of Crisis COVID-19 & Beyond: An Interprofessional Panel presented by Layla Rafai, PA-C, Physician Assistant, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Eastern Virginia Medical School and Traci Richards PhD, LPC, Behavioral Health Svcs, Chesapeake Regional Healthcare & Clinical Director, Old Dominion Univ, Student Mental Health Clinic. If you are interested in viewing the On Demand webinar you may do so here.

The August Virtual Journal Club: Differential Binding of Sarilumab and Tocilizumab to IL-6Rα and Effects of Receptor Occupancy on Clinical Parameters presented by Christine R. Xu, PhD, Director, Translational Medicine & Early Development, Sanofi. If you are interested in viewing the On Demand webinar you may do so here.