Community Education Programs

Educational Outreach Award

The ACNP Education and Training Committee is accepting proposals for public outreach and education programs and activities designed to promote a greater community awareness on the advances in brain research and how those findings impact people's lives.

Funds of up to $5000.00 will be awarded to those proposals that support the goal of increasing the education and understanding of brain-related science among the general public. The College will fund up to five awards in 2009.

Click here for more information (PDF 50Kb) and application requirements.

Educational Outreach Summary for 2008

2007 ACNP Educational Outreach Initiatives Winners

Kyle Frantz, John Pecore, Leonard Howell, & Michael Kuhar

Georgia State University
Initiatives to Maximize Formal and Informal Science Education for Middle School Students
Project Update (PDF 160Kb)

Ira Glick

Stanford University School of Medicine
2007 Schizophrenia Education Day Tentative agenda:
  • Treatment of Schizophrenia: Recent Advances
  • New Directions in Research
  • Questions and Answers with Attendees
  • Break-out Sessions

Project Update (PDF 55Kb)

John Krystal & Ronald Duman

Yale University School of Medicine
"Neuroscience 2007: Psychiatric Disease: New Approaches to Early Intervention, Treatment, and Recovery" (PDF 270Kb)

Jean Shih

University of Southern California
"A Tale of Two MAO Genes:  Exploring the Biology and Culture of Aggression and Anxiety"
An interactive DVD-ROM , co-produced by Jean Shih and Marsha Kinder, School of Pharmacy and School of Cinema, USC.
Project Update (PDF 17Kb)

Veronica Sprayberry

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
South Texas Graduate Diversification Program
Project Update (PDF 8.9Mb)
 

2008 Travel Awards

Visit our Annual Meeting section for information on Travel Awards.

Member Interviews

For historical perspective, read ACNP interviews with pioneers in the field of psychopharmacology.

International Archives

Learn about The International Archives, initiated and funded by the ACNP, and located at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.