VIII AAEP News January 2024
ASSOCIATION
5 things to know about AAEP this month
1. It’s not too late to register for virtual convention at
convention.aaep.org. You can earn CE from
on-demand recordings of educational sessions from San Diego until Dec. 31, 2024.
2. Enjoy free access until Feb. 22 to the EVE and EVJ articles highlighted during the Kester News Hour and cited in the Milne Lecture at https://
tinyurl.com/y6ba9jdh.
3. Help an affiliated equine rescue/retirement facility complete the application for free vaccines from the UHVRC by Feb. 1 at https://
tinyurl.com/uhvrc21.
4. Twenty-nine future horse doctors shared a record $530,000 in scholarship proceeds from The Foundation for the Horse and its scholarship program partners.
5. The Foundation awarded Innovation and Discovery Research Grants totaling $253,048 in support of six research projects by established equine investigators.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Punch your ticket to the 2024 convention in Orlando by sharing your research Presenting authors of accepted papers receive free registration, honorarium
No matter if you’re an experienced presenter or one who is seeking to develop your voice and reputation within the profession, contribute to the education of colleagues by submitting a paper to be considered for presentation at the AAEP’s 70th Annual Convention in Orlando, Fla., Dec. 7–11. The presenting author of selected papers will receive complimentary registration and an honorarium.
Eligible for consideration are scientific papers, how-to papers, review papers, abstracts, and business and practice life papers. All paper presentations are limited to 15 minutes with an additional 5 minutes for Q&A.
Submit papers by March 15 at
https://tinyurl.com/ jes67nkh. Authors should visit the site in advance to set up
a profile and provide paper and author information before uploading the paper when it is finished. Complete consid- erations and ethical guidelines are available in the General Instructions area of the site.
As an aid to private practitioners, first-time authors or members seeking guidance with their submission, AAEP offers a mentorship program in which experienced presenters are available to provide advice and direction. However, mentors are not responsible for rewriting or selecting material. Contact Carey Ross, scientific publica- tions coordinator, at
cross@aaep.org for a list of available mentors or with questions concerning educational paper submission.
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