The quickest and most efficient way to invite a guest to the Annual Meeting is to send an email to the ACNP Executive Office with the name and email address of your guest. The Annual Meeting registration materials will then be forwarded to your guest.
Yes. A list of meeting attendees is available to ACNP members and registered attendees.
1500 to 1700 professionals in the field of neuropsychopharmacology.
2013: December 8-12, 2013 Hollywood, Florida2014: December 7-11, 2014 Phoenix, Arizona2015: December 6-10, 2015 Hollywood, Florida2016: December 4-8, 2016 Hollywood, Florida2017: December 3-7, 2017 Palm Springs, California
Yes. You must be registered before getting a hotel room. Please refer to your meeting registration packet. ACNP members may get a hotel room as soon as they receive the meeting registration packet.
Yes. Members and non-members should complete an online registration. Non-members must have an invitation from an ACNP member prior to registering.
Corporate Representatives are not permitted to invite scientific guests or Trainees, nor are they allowed to sponsor posters.
Associate Members are not permitted to invite scientific guests or Trainees. However, Associate Members may request an invitation from the Invitation Bank for an eligible colleague.
A member can invite one Invited Guest or one Trainee. If you have received such an invitation, you may register under the Invited Guest category.
Beginning in 2013, a guest invitation is inclusive of a poster sponsorship.
Yes.
CME credits are available. There is a $40.00 charge for scientific registrants to obtain CME credits. Beginning with the 2012 Annual Meeting, CE (APA) credits will no longer be available.
Beginning with the 2010 Annual Meeting, abstracts will be published online only, and available for citation once published, on the Neuropsychopharmacology website from Nature. In addition, a link to the published abstracts is provided on the ACNP homepage. Abstracts from 2007-2009 are non-archival.
Meeting refreshment breaks (Sunday-Thursday), Luncheons (Monday-Thursday), Opening Reception, admission to posters sessions/receptions, meeting program book, abstracts online, as well as access to all scientific sessions.
What is a trainee?
A trainee is a person in a training position & not a full time, permanent position. A trainee can be a M.D., Ph.D., Post-doctoral fellow, Resident, or Research Fellow. Trainees have all the rights and privileges of invited guests. A letter from your training director verifying your status must accompany this form.