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The ACNS 2025 Annual Meeting & Courses is heading to Baltimore, Maryland… and some of our members are feeling a bit “crabby” about it!
The race to Baltimore is underway, and you can support your favorite "crabby" participant by donating to the ACNS Strategic Fund in their name! Every dollar you donate counts as a vote for a race participant. You can vote for one or for them all, and you’ll be able to track their progress in real-time leading up to the Annual Meeting & Courses!
The individual who receives the highest total votes (dollars donated) will win the race and will appear at the ACNS Annual Meeting & Courses in a full crab costume!
All votes and donations support the ACNS Strategic Fund and are tax-deductible. Votes/donations will be credited to the donor's Strategic Fund donor level for the year, but will remain anonymous in terms which crab received the votes! Click here for more information about the ACNS Strategic Fund and donor recognition levels!
Past President of ACNS (2014) and current Treasurer of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology (IFCN) - Nobody can believe it, but everyone is very excited he agreed to be a part of this!
Past President of ACNS (2010) and Baltimore local – Check out ACNS’s social media ahead of the Annual Meeting for his recommendations of Baltimore sights and culinary musts!
Past President of ACNS (2021) and current Development Committee Co-Chair – Suzette represents what she’ll tell you is the superior North Carolina institution in this competition.
Past President of ACNS (2022) and the Society’s resident wine connoisseur. Catch him at the “The Clinical Neurophysiology of Neurogastronomy” event on Friday, February 28.