You can attend all or part of the conference, and the very reasonable early bird rate is offered through March 17. Space is limited; breakfast and lunch are included.

The program is here:

https://www.upstatefoundation.org/file/conferences/KSP-Conference-Program.pdf

And the registration link is here: 

www.upstatefoundation.org/CrossBorder

We have 15 speakers contributing. In addition to our Queen’s University counterparts, President Dewan is part of the welcome and Bob Corona, CEO of Upstate University Hospital, and David R. Pichora, president and CEO of Kingston Health Services Center, are among the featured speakers. 

The conference is part of the Kingston-Syracuse Pathway, a cross-border economic partnership between business, government and academic institutions from both sides of the border. Of the four such partnerships, the Kingston-Syracuse Pathway is the only one focused on the health and life sciences sectors.

The previous event took place in Ontario, Canada and was well supported by their local faculty and business partners. We hope to do the same for our guests coming to Syracuse.

This year’s conference presents a chance to meet in person with innovative peers. Discussions include medical research, industry collaboration, regenerative medicine and bio-manufacturing.

Charles Ross Student Research Day is Wednesday, March 29 

Over 100 students will participate in the Charles R. Ross Memorial Student Research Day on Wednesday, March 29.  

Events will kick off at 1pm in Weiskotten Auditorium 9295. 

The event features four student presentations: Rachel Aber, College of Medicine; Christopher Trevisani, College of Medicine; Aya Kobeissi, College of Graduate Studies; Yetunde Kayode, College of Graduate Studies; Arnav Rana, MD/PhD 

At 3:00 PM Samuel Mackenzie MD, PhD will give the Keynote Address: "Building a Career in Rare Disease.” Dr. Mackenzie is the Scientific Director at the National Institute of Mental Health. Dr. Mackenzie is an Assistant Professor of Child Neurology, Neuromuscular Disease, and Neuroscience at the University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY, Dr. Mackenzie is an Upstate Medical University Alumnus, Class of 2015.

A student poster session and reception will be held on the Fourth Floor of the New Academic Building 4414 ABC, immediately following the afternoon presentations.  

For information contact Shaunna Arnold in the College of Graduate Studies at arnoldsh@upstate.edu or 464-4547.  

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