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Association of Professors of Gynecology and Obstetrics

It seems like yesterday I was writing my first article for the e-Bulletin as President, where I announced my presidential initia-tives and outlined my vision for the organization. In last year’s

annual report, I circled back and gave you an update on the excit-ing progress we had made in a year. I am only the second president with a two-year presidency, which was proposed to the board as a presidential initiative to keep APGO strong and evolving. Over the last 18 months there have been some dynamic shifts which I will tell you about in this, my last communication to you as APGO President, a position which comes with great challenges and rewards.

First of all, how lucky was I to serve as the President of APGO through its 50th Anniversary year? We started with a great celebration in Hawaii at the Faculty Development Semi-nar, where we remembered the wise founders of the organization and all of the accomplishments of APGO in the last 50 years. How proud and amazed the founders of the organi-zation would have been to see over 200 of the best and brightest medical educators exchanging ideas and information at the Martin L. Stone Faculty Development Seminar, a meeting which has successfully trained undergraduate educators for twenty-seven years. Nancy Stone was there to celebrate with us and to officially endow the seminar in honor of Marty, one of the founders of the organization who sadly passed away just three months before the meeting. As we prepare for the 2014 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting, do you think our founders could have imagined in their wildest dreams what has transpired in the field of medical education with all the new techniques and technolo-gies we now have to foster resident and medical student education in obstetrics and gynecology? The first meeting of the organization included 11 attendees; this year we will have over 1,000 educators sharing their ideas during oral, poster, and round table presentations, film festivals, and our first “Tech Talk” session, where we will share our favorite Apps with each other (the term App didn’t even exist until 1990).

I outlined three goals two-years ago, and I am proud to report that we have made great progress on all three of them. My goal to foster and support scholarly work within education in our specialty has seen great forward movement. The goal to raise a million dollars through our capital campaign to sustain our Capstone Programs in the future is so close with $740,000 being raised to date. Won’t you help us meet that goal with a donation today? By sustaining support for our Academic Scholars and Leaders Program and the newly revised Surgical Education Scholars Program, we will continue to be the organization that supports the fundamentals of basic medical education scholarship for our specialty. During the past few months, the hard work of Alice Goepfert, MD, and the newly re-purposed Electronic Resources Committee, has allowed us to develop a search-able database of presentations from previous and future CREOG & APGO Annual Meetings. This should be an incredible resource for our members. We can now build on prior work and begin to develop projects that are powered for publication and appropriate for evi-dence based decision making within ob-gyn education. In addition, a small task force of the Undergraduate Medical Education Committee headed by John Dalrymple, MD, has given us an outlet for some of our current works by publishing expanded abstracts in Teaching and Learning in Medicine for the past two Annual Meetings. This is incredibly valuable opportunity and a big step forward to increasing scholarly work.

While it is difficult to say goodbye to old friends, William N.P. Herbert, MD, will be stepping down as the physician leader of the APGO Academic Scholars and Leaders Program. After a thorough search, the Advisory Committee Chair will transition the leadership to Lee Learman, MD, PhD, who is highly prepared to lead and will ensure the continued quality of this program.

My term has been unique in that there have been transitions in other organizations within our specialty that have opened doors for renewed alliances and collaborations. The Joint CREOG and APGO Task Force on Preparation for Residency, under the direction of John Gianopoulos, MD, and Randall Robinson, MD, has worked

to produce robust prerequisites for medical students matched into obstetrics and gynecology. Also, the APGO uWISE task force, under the direction of Maya Hammoud, MD, has develop an exam based on these prerequisites which will be launched in July. This May, APGO & CREOG will present a “Step Up to Residency” program for senior medical students attending the ACOG Annual Clinical Meeting. And, I am

so pleased to announce that we have been given a unique opportunity to explore working with ACOG and their journal, Obstetrics and Gynecology, to produce a supplement whereby the best submissions from the CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting will be published, further promoting scholarly education in our field.

As for the future, as I end my term, I am just as excited to see the continued development and rewards of this work. In my presi-dential address, “Oh, the Places We’ll Go!” I plan to paint a picture of collaboration and the promotion of educational scholarship that we can attain together with our colleagues. I imagine it is a vision not unlike those of our founders 50 years ago.

Message from APGO President Amy E. Young, MD

“How proud and amazed the founders of the organization would have been to see over 200 of the best and brightest medical educators exchanging ideas and information”

50 Y E A R S

Anniversary OverviewIn celebration of its 50th year, APGO launched an anniversary campaign with several year-long goals: to increase visibility and awareness of the organization’s contributions to ob-gyn education; to celebrate APGO’s accomplishments over the past 50 years; to provide proof of permanency, achievement, gratitude and legacy; to foster a dialogue across generations; and to ensure a brighter future for women’s health care. Through the 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign, fundraising events, and giving back to the membership through several educational grants, APGO was successful in reaching its campaign goals.

50th Anniversary EventsTo engage the membership in the celebration, APGO held celebratory events throughout the campaign period. In 2012, APGO held a 5K Fun Run and Walk at the 2012 Faculty Development Seminar in Palm Beach, Florida, and a “Come Out and Play” Game Night at the 2012 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida to benefit the 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign. A “Flashback to 1963” Party at the 2013 Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar in Maui, Hawaii kicked off the official anniversary year. APGO’s 50th Anniversary Gala, A Monte Carlo Casino Night and Silent Auction at the 2013 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, brought the membership together in celebration of APGO’s milestone and raised a considerable amount for the Capital Campaign. Two additional fundraising activites are planned to fund the 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign. A 5K Suds Run and Walk is planned for the 2014 Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar and a Networking Reception is planned for the 2014 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting.

Giving BackAPGO awarded one $50,000 50th Anniversary Endowment Fund Grant and three $15,000 Medical Education Endowment Fund Grants in 2013. 50th Anniversary Endowment Fund Grant University of California, San Francisco, Principal Investigator Amy (Meg) Autry, MD, “Clinical Care in Low-Resource Settings: Preparing Providers and Fostering Leaders”2013 Medical Education Endowment Fund Grants• Virginia Commonwealth University Inova Fairfax Campus,

Principal Investigator Emily Marko, MD, “Obstetrics Procedural Skills Curriculum to Achieve Milestone One Competencies”

• University of New Mexico, Principal Investigator Eve Espey, MD, “Evaluation of a Simulation-Based Patient Safety Curriculum to Improve Resident Self-Efficacy and Performance in Medical Emergencies in the Outpatient Setting”

• Stanford University, Principal Investigator Maurice Druzin, MD, “Simulation-Based Training for Obstetric Providers in Nicaragua”

Two thousand thirteen marked APGO’s fiftieth year. The milestone was celebrated with special awards, memorable events and a monumental fundraising campaign.

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APGO’s 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign was launched to support and sustain APGO’s most valuable member education programs, its Capstone Programs:

• APGO Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar• APGO Academic Scholars and Leaders Program• APGO Surgical Education Scholars Program• APGO Clerkship Directors’ School

With a goal of raising $1,000,000 through 100% member participation through donations and attendance at APGO fundraising events, APGO hascomeclosetofulfillingthemissionofthecampaignandcontinuesto work towards securing the future of its Capstone Programs. For more information on the campaign or to make a donation, please visit www.apgo.org/50years.

APGO members (left) at the “Flackback to 1963” Party in January 2013 and (right) at the 50th Anniversary Gala, A Monte Carlo Casino Night in February 2013.

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Surgical Education Scholars (SES) Task Force The SES Program Task Force has developed APGO’s newest member education program. The 18-month course will teach ob-gyn faculty how to develop and implement surgical education curricula at their home institution. The first course will be held September 2014.

John Fischer, MD, Co-Chair; Robert Flora, MD, MBA, MPH, Co-Chair; Ted Anderson, MD, PhD; Erika Banks, MD; Nancy Gaba, MD; Magdy Milad, MD, MS; Arthur Ollendorff, MD; Carmen Sultana, MD; Steven Swift, MD; Amy VanBlaricom, MD

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2013 APGO SCHOLARS & SCHOLARSHIPS

APGO Academic Scholars and Leaders (ASL) ProgramThe APGO ASL Program advances education in ob-gyn by providing physician faculty with the skills and knowledge necessary to be outstanding teachers. In its 15th year, the program has graduated over 300 educators.

The 2013-2014 Academic Scholars and Leaders class met in January, March and August of 2013, and will graduate at the 2014 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting in Atlanta. Twenty-four new scholars were selected for the 2014-2015 class and will hold their first meeting in January 2014.

APGO Resident Scholars Award Program The APGO Resident Scholars Award Program introduces residents with an interest in medical education to the ben-efits of APGO early in their careers. Since its inception, the award has inspired numerous residents to choose a career in women’s health education.

The 2013 APGO Resident Scholar Award recipients were each given $1,000 in travel funds to attend the 2013 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting. Award recipients were: Catherine Albright, MD, Women & Infants Hospital, Brown University; Jennifer Amorosa, MD, Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons/New York Presbyterian Hospital; Sarah Dotters-Katz, MD, Duke University; Lisa Hofler, MD, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center; Nigel Pereira, MD, Drexel University College of Medicine; and Lorene Temming, MD, Carolinas Medical Center.

APGO International Scholarship As part of APGO’s commit-ment to actively engage international ob-gyn educa-tors, the APGO International Scholarship enables interna-tional attendees to participate in the APGO Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar (FDS). The APGO

FDS provides an excellent opportunity for physician educators who teach medical students and residents to improve their teaching skills and learn best practices through plenary sessions, interactive small group sessions, workshops and round tables. A stipend of up to $5,000 is paid to the sponsoring member department to help defray the awardee’s costs associated with this scholarship. The 2013 APGO International Scholars were:

Daniel Murokora, MD, Makerere Univerity, Kampala, Uganda; nomitated by Irwin Merkatz, MD, Albert Einstein College of MedicineDavid Kolbilla, MB McB, MS, FWACS, University of Development Studies, Tamale, Ghana; nominated by Timothy R.B. Johnson, MD, University of Michigan

(Both pictured above with Maya M. Hammoud, MD, University of Michigan, and invited panelist Joseph Amoah Adu, BSc, MB ChB, MGCS, University of Cape Coast, Ghana.)

UMEC UPDATEThe APGO Undergraduate Medical

Education Committee had a very produc-tive year. We began by celebrating APGO’s 50th Anniversary with a “Flashback to 1963” party at the January APGO Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar in Maui, Hawaii. The semi-nar is highly regarded for providing excellent opportunities to energize ob-gyn educators and to network with other physician-educators active-ly engaged in the pursuit of excellence in medical education. The program honored APGO’s 50th Anniversary, with plenary sessions, breakouts and round table sessions centered around medical education topics from past, present and future. We also hosted three international scholars who participated in a panel discussion on global women’s health education. The Lunchtime Learning Session focused on lead-ership and allowed attendees the opportunity for one-on-one career mentoring. Highlights of the year

Development CommitteeThe Development Committee provides grants for new project initiatives, raises unre-stricted funds for identified projects and spearheads liaison activities with the APGO Corporate Liaison Council (CLC).

John Fischer, MD, Chair; Amy (Meg) Autry, MD; Robert Flora, MD, MBA, MPH; Maya Hammoud, MD; Nadine Katz, MD; Bruce Meyer, MD, MBA; Hope Ricciotti, MD; Steven Swift, MD; Amy Young, MD

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Leaders, Educators, Advisors & Promoters (LEAP) Task Force The purpose of the LEAP Task Force is to create a model for cost effec-tive decentralized faculty development for ob-gyn educators to enhance their teaching effectiveness and engage them in the community of medical educators.

Joint Task Force on Preparaton for ResidencyFormed in 2011, the Joint CREOG & APGO Task Force on Preparation for Residency released a suggested curriculum to prepare ob-gyn medical students for residency in 2013.

Electronic Resources Committee The Electronic Resources Committee (ERC) was repurposed in 2013 and revised their mission. The ERC ensures materials on this Web site are up to date, develops Web-based ideas and projects, discusses optimization of APGO’s Web-based business, and optimizes the functionality of the APGO Web site.

Capstone Program Task ForceThe Capstone Program Task Force was formed for the purpose of reviewing, improving and ensuring the future of APGO’s most valuable member education programs.

Francis Nuthalapaty, MD, Chair; Joseph “Mac” Ernest, MD; Julie DeCesare, MD; Susan Goldsmith, MD; Peter Marcus, MD; Archana Pradhan, MD, MPH; Peter Schnatz, DO

John Gianopoulos, MD, Co-Chair; Randal Robinson, MD, Co-Chair; Lee Learman, MD PhD; Amy Young, MD; Erika Banks, MD; Rita Driggers, MD; Karen George, MD; Nancy Hueppchen, MD, MSc; Francis Nuthalapaty, MD; Peter Marcus, MD; Sarah Page-Ramsey, MD; Roger Smith, MD

Alice Goepfert, MD, Chair; Seine Chiang, MD; Julie Covarrubias, EdD; Rupa DeSilva, MD; Lydia Nightingale, MD; Roger Smith, MD; Abigail Winkel, MD; Abigail Wolf, MD

Susan Cox, MD, Chair; John Fischer, MD; Bruce Meyer, MD, MBA; Amy Young, MD; Joseph “Tony“ Ogburn, MD; Robert Flora, MD, MBA, MPH

A P G O E X PA N D S CO M M I T T E E A N D TA S K F O R C E ST R U CT U R E

from UMEC Chair Nancy A. Hueppchen, MD, MSc

Nancy A. Hueppchen, MD, MSc, ChairJodi F. Abbott, MDSamantha D. Buery-Joyner, MDAlice W. Chuang, MDAmie J. Cullimore, MD, MSc, BedJohn L. Dalrymple, MD

Lorraine Dugoff, MDBrittany Star Hampton, MDDavid A. Forstein, DOSarah M. Page-Ramsey, MDArchana A. Pradhan, MDAbigail Wolf, MD

Undergraduate Medical Education Committee

include: planning the 2014 Faculty Development Seminar; revising the APGO Effective Preceptor Series; publishing selected abstracts from the 2013 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting in Teaching and Learning in Medicine; publishing two “To the Point” series articles (“e-Professionalism: A New Frontier in Medical Education,” Teach Learn Med. 2013;25(2):165-70., and “Obstetrics and Gynecol-ogy Global Health Experiences for Medical Students,” Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2013 Dec 12); publishing articles in APGO’s e-Bulletin; selecting topics and speakers for the UMEC designated sessions for the 2014 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting; continuing our involve-ment with the Alliance for Clinical Education (ACE) by participating in the ACE Executive Committee, Communications Committee and Publications Committee, including publication of an Obstetrics and Gynecology Journal Watch in Teaching and Learning in Medicine; contributing to the ACE panel discussion held during the AAMC Annual Meeting in November 2013; finalizing the breast and pelvic exam skill curricula original research project to be presented at the 2014 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting; and continuing work on the 10th edition of

the APGO Medical Student Educational Objectives that will be published in 2014. Two years have passed so quickly serving as the leader of this hard working committee. I will turn over the chairmanship to John Dalrymple, MD, in February 2014. Also in February, four new mem-bers of the committee will rotate on, LaTasha B. Craig, MD, Scott C. Graziano, MD, MS, Margaret J. McKenzie, MD and APOG Representative M. Laura Hopkins, MD. I would like to thank the APGO staff and the members of the UMEC committee for mak-ing my tenure as chair so exciting and fulfilling. It has been a great pleasure to work with such talented and enthusiastic individuals.

Testing & Technology Task ForceAs a sub-committee of UMEC, the Testing and Technology Task Force develops new technologi-cal programs for student, resident and faculty teaching and learning, and reviews, assesses and updates older programs. The Task Force reviewed and edited half of the uWISE question database in 2013.

Maya Hammoud, MD, Chair; Susan Cox, MD; John Dalrymple, MD; Lorraine Dugoff, MD; David Marzano, MD

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Academic Scholars and Leaders ProgramClass of 1999Steffen Christensen, MD

Class of 2000Robert Flora, MD, MBA, MPHGary Frishman, MDAmy Young, MD and Charles Shumaker

Class of 2001Robert Atlas, MDAmy (Meg) Autry, MDAlice Goepfert, MDRobert V. Higgins, MD

Class of 2002R. Moss Hampton, MDTheodore Jones, MDLee Learman, MDSteve Swift, MD

Class of 2003AnonymousSusan Bliss, MDNancy Gaba, MDMaya Hammoud, MD

Class of 2004Ruben Alvero, MDJohn Fischer, MD

Class of 2005AnonymousTeresa Berg, MDDaniel Breitkopf, MDAnna Marie Connolly, MDJohn Dalrymple, MDKatrina Davis, MDNancy Hueppchen, MD, MScLisa Keder, MDPaul Lemen, MDCharles Macri, MDArchana Pradhan, MDDavid Schrimmer, MD

Class of 2006Karen Adams, MDAndrew Blechman, MDMichelle Matthews, MD

Class of 2007Alice Chuang, MDDoctor & Mrs. Peter SchnatzAmy Thompson, MDNikki Zite, MD

Class of 2008Keith Nelson, MD

Class of 2009Ilana Addis, MDKelly Best, MDLeslie Kammire, MDCarla Lupi, MDTiffany Moore Simas, MDSarah Page-Ramsey, MDE. Rebecca Pschirrer, MD, MPH

Class of 2010Robert Casanova, MDDouglas Creedon, MDB. Star Hampton, MDKollier Hinkle, MDSabrina Holmquist, MDMary Pell Abernathy, MD, MS

Class of 2011Jessica Arluck, MDKatharyn Meredith Atkins, MDCarrie Bell, MDBala Bhagavath, MDBetty Chou, MDDeborah Conway, MDLaTasha Craig, MDDiana Curran, MDMarygrace Elson, MDCathy Goldschmidt, DOShelly Holmstrom, MDJennifer Keller, MDElizabeth Livingston, MDShireen Madani Sims, MDAmanda Murchison, MDMatthew Nash, MDMeg O’Reilly, MDDana Redick, MDStacey Wallach, MD

Class of 2012Suzanne Yancey Bush, MDDana Farabaugh, MDKristin Friel, MDCheryl Johnson, MDMark Manning, DOShefali Pathy, MDSusan Raine, MDNazema Siddiqui, MDSarah Wagner, MD

Class of 2013Lauri Budnick, MD

2013 APGO Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development SeminarThe 2013 APGO Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar, “APGO Five-O: Journey to Our Future,” featured an assortment of ob-gyn medical education topics from the past, present and future in celebration of APGO’s 50th Anniversary. The meeting was a huge success thanks to meeting co-chairs Lorraine Dugoff, MD, and Archana Pradhan, MD, MPH, as well as other members of UMEC, who developed an exceptional meeting program.

The 2013 William N. P. Herbert, MD, Promising Educator Award was presented at the Faculty Development Seminar to Shireen Madani Sims, MD, of the University of Florida, Gainsville. Doctor Sims is a full-time junior faculty member who has demonstrated remarkable potential as a future leader in women’s health care education.

2013 CREOG & APGO Annual MeetingThe 2013 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting, “Extending Your Reach in Women’s Health Education: Up, Out, Across, and Around,” was attended by over 1,000 ob-gyn physician educators and administrators. Meeting co-chairs Sonya S. Erickson, MD, and Mark B. Woodland, MS, MD, planned the exceptional 4-day program, which, due to the success of the previous year’s program, again included a film festival and round table sessions. The meeting also included a special program specifically for clerkship coordintors developed by APGO’s Medical Education Clerkship Coordinators in Ob-Gyn (MECCOG).

2013 CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting SponsorsWe would like to thank the following sponsors for their support of our meeting, and for promoting successful women’s health education programs.

InvestorHologic LP

FriendBayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals

DONOR REPORT (as of 6/30/2013) 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign

Named Gift EndowmentsName(s) Event Susan M. Cox, MD and Doug Morris Susan M. Cox, MD and Doug Morris Breakfast Warren H. Pearse, MD Warren H. Pearse, MD LectureshipMartin L. Pernoll, MD Martin L. Pernoll, MD LectureshipNancy and Martin L. Stone, MD APGO Martin L. Stone, MD Faculty Development SeminarFrank Stritter, PhD APGO Academic Scholars and Leaders Program (General Fund)Amy Young, MD and Charles Shumaker APGO Academic Scholars and Leaders Program (Class of 2000)

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New Endometriosis ModuleAPGO’s new online module, Diagnosis and Management of Endometriosis: Patho-physiology to Practice, includes a CME monograph, slides, case studies and exam. The resource was developed for medical school faculty to use to supplement training of residents and students, and for practicing healthcare providers to use to enhance their knowledge of endometriosis-related care. The resource is available for free to APGO members.

Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnancy Module UpdateUpdated in 2013, the APGO Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy module was created for ob-gyn educators to use when teaching medical students and residents the effect of NVP on the outcome of pregnancies and how to institute appropriate manage-ment. It also serves as a valuable resource for practicing physicians and other healthcare professionals. The resource includes a CME monograph, slides, case studies and self-assessment, and is free to APGO members.

APGO in Social MediaAPGO has gone ‘social’ to better serve our members and offer new ways to bring you the resources and information you need.

Twitter Follow us at @APGOnews

FacebookFind us at www.fb.com/APGOorg

LinkedIn Search APGO in Companies

NOTABLE 2013 APGO EVENTS

Lauren Demosthenes, MDNirupama DeSilva, MDAbigail Ford Winkel, MDJason Heaton, MDStacey Holman, MDHolly Khachadoorian-Elia, MDCharles Kilpatrick, MDLisa Landrum, MD, PhDRadha Malapati, MDMiriam Marcum, MDErin Nelson, MDLydia Nightingale, MDSara Petruska, MDFidelma Rigby, MDEve Zaritsky, MD

Class of 2014Matthew Allswede, MDJabin Janoo, MDKristina Parviainen, MD

General FundFrank Stritter, PhD

50th Anniversary Capital Campaign General FundAmercian College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOOG)James Anasti, MDTed Anderson, MD, PhDJessica Bienstock, MDPrasanta Chandra, MDNancy Chescheir, MDCharles Coddington, MDSusan Cox, MDAlison Dick, MDElise Everett, MDDee Fenner, MDPatricia Franz, MDPatricia Garcia, MDKimberly Gecsi, MDMartin Gimovsky, MDWilliam H.J. Haffner, MDFrank Harrison, Jr, MDEnrique Hernandez, MDKerry Ann Hudson, MDThomas Iannucci, MDTimothy Johnson, MDHarry S. Jonas, MD

Joseph Kazmarczyk, DOD. Yvette LaCoursiere, MDDiane Magrane, MDChris Maguire, MDPeter Marcus, MDDev Maulik, MD, PhDAllan G.W. McLeod, MDBruce Meyer, MD, MBAFrank Miller, MDRichard C. Miller, MDBrian Miller, MDChristopher Morosky, MDTyler Muffly, MDErica Nelson, MDFrancis Nuthalapaty, MDWarren Otterson, MDSilka Patel, MDShefali Pathy, MDRobert Rebar, MDHope Ricciotti, MDIsaac Schiff, MDRoger Smith, MDTammy Sonn, MDWilliam Spellacy, MDSteve Swift, MDEva Swoboda, MDLucia Vicari, MDLou Vontver, MDUchechi Wosu, MD, MScKenneth Yomamoto, MD

Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar Eva Chalas, MD and Christian WestermannRobert Fabricant, MDAlan Glickman and Nanette SantoroHarvey Greenberg, MDHealthwaysMagdalen E. Hull, MD and John J. LeoKathryn KirkAnn LiguoriChristine MeszkatDonna and Thomas OplingerMarcia and Roy PitkinBurton RochelsonBarry David Smith, MDMarsha and Bernard SonnenblickLaurel and Martin Stahl

Nancy and Martin Stone, MDNorihito Sudo, MDUniversity Physicians AssociatesWomen’s Health Professionals

Pearse LectureshipAmy (Meg) Autry, MDWilliam Droegemueller,MDRobert Flora, MD, MBA, MPHHenry Foster, MDJohn Gianopoulos, MDWilliam Haffner, MDR. Moss Hampton, MDEd O. Horger III, MDJohn Jennings, MDTimothy Johnson, MDNorman F. Miller Gynecologic SocietyHal C. Lawrence, MDFrank Ling, MDRobert Rebar, MDHope Ricciotti, MDMira SahneyShoreh Shahabi, MDAnne Thomas, RNKim Tyndall

Susan M. Cox, MD, and Doug Morris BreakfastSusan Cox, MD and Doug Morris

Undergraduate Medical Education Committee (UMEC)Jodi Abbott, MDJay Bachicha, MDSamantha Buery-Joyner, MDHenry Foster, MDAlice Goepfert, MDNancy Hueppchen, MD, MSc

Thank you to the more than 300 individuals who participated in our four 50th Anniversary fundraising events in 2012 and 2013: 5K Fun Run & Walk in Palm Beach, Florida; Come Out & Play in Orlando, Florida; Flashback to 1963 Party in Lahaina, Hawaii; and Monte Carlo Casino Party in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Year Ending June 30, 2013

MeetingsPublicationsGrants/ContributionsDuesInterest and dividendsOther income Satisfaction of restrictions

TOTAL REVENUE

EXPENSESMajor corporate education programsSpecialized foundation programsDevelopment activitiesManagement and generalMeetingsOther program expense

TOTAL EXPENSES

Change in Net Assets from Operations

Investment Realized/Unrealized, Net

CHANGE IN NET ASSETSNet Assets Beginning of Year

Net Assets End of Year

REVENUE$617,121

$79,629$317,414$545,556$133,085

$1,833$487,507

$2,182,145

$109,557$248,902

$6,928$763,194$369,798$495,403

$1,993,782

$188,363

$312,346

$500,707$4,022,239

$4,522,946

UNRESTRICTED

$158,958

($487,507)

($328,549)

($328,549)

($328,549)$548,492

$219,943

TEMPORARILYUNRESTRICTED

$200,000

$200,000

PERMANENTLYUNRESTRICTED

$617,121$79,629

$476,372$545,556

$0

$1,853,596

$109,557$248,902

$6,928$763,194$369,798$495,403

$1,993,782

($140,186)

$312,346

$172,158$4,770,731

$4,942,889

TOTAL

APGO Statement of Financial Position

ASSETSCURRENT ASSETSCash and cash equivalentsInventory, at costPre-paid expenses

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

FIXED ASSETSProperty and equipmentWeb siteSoftwareLeasehold improvementsLess accumulated depreciation

TOTAL PROPERTY & EQUIPMENT

InvestmentsDeposits

TOTAL ASSETS

LIABILITIES AND UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETSCURRENT LIABILITIESAccounts payable and accrued expensesObligations under capital lease, current portionDeferred revenue

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

NET ASSETSUnrestrictedUnrestricted, designated by BoardCapstone Fund APGO Medical Education Endowment Fund

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS

Temporarily restrictedPermanently restricted

TOTAL NET ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Year Ending June 30, 2013

$504,303$8,538

$11,275

$524,116

$102,241$227,093

$51,399$12,537

($294,517)

$98,753

$4,735,881$3,168

$5,361,918

$197,096$4,782

$217,150

$419,028

$1,342,975$1,789,085

$617,394$773,493

$4,522,947

$219,944$200,000

$4,942,891

$5,361,919

APGO TREASURER’S REPORTRobert F. Flora, MD, MPH, MBA, APGO Secretary-Treasurer

Fiscal year 2013 was a very exciting

year as we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of APGO. In honor of our anniversary, we awarded three $15,000 awards and

one $50,000 award from the APGO Endowment Fund account.

We continued the APGO Capstone Fundraising efforts and made excellent headway toward our $1,000,000 goal. By the end of the fiscal year, we had raised $617,000 mainly from individ-ual contributions from our members. Additional pledges brought the Capstone fund total to over $700,000.

It is not too late to join in the fundrais-ing activities, and I encourage you to make a contribution today. Your con-tributions to the Capital Campaign will help sustain APGO’s four Capstone Programs:

•APGOFacultyDevelopmentSeminar•APGOAcademicScholarsand Leaders Program•APGOSurgicalEducationScholarsProgram•APGOClerkshipDirectors’School

I want to thank all the members for their unwavering support of our mission of advancing women’s health through education.

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APGO BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident Amy E. Young, MD Louisiana State University - New OrleansPresident-ElectAmy (Meg) Autry, MDUniversity of California - San FranciscoImmediate Past President John G. Gianopoulos, MD University of Texas Southwestern Secretary-Treasurer Robert F. Flora, MD, MBA, MPHSecretary-Treasurer-ElectMaya M. Hammoud, MD University of MichiganMembersKaren Adams, MDOregon Health and Science UniversityRuben Alvero, MD University of ColoradoPetra M. Casey, MDMayo ClinicAnnaMarie Connolly, MDUniversity of North Carolina - Chapel HillNancy A. Hueppchen, MD, MScJohns Hopkins UniversityNadine T. Katz, MDAlbert Einstein College of MedicinePeter S. Marcus, MDBridgeport Community HospitalJoseph “Tony” Ogburn, MDUniversity of New MexicoSusan P. Raine, MD, JDBaylor College of MedicineRoger P. Smith, MDIndiana University

APGO CORPORATE LIAISON COUNCIL (CLC) UPDATEAPGO leaders and industry partners partici-pated in their annual meeting and networking events in August 2012 and February 2013. They finalized the Industry Relations Project by completing their Frequently Asked Ques-tions and Suggested Guidelines for the APGO Policy on Ethical and Responsible Interactions with Industry. These lists were published on the APGO Web site to serve as a guideline for our membership.CLC Members Steven E. Swift, MD, ChairMargaret Eckenroad - Hologic, Inc., SecretaryAmol Luktuke - AbbVie Tonya Conklin - AbbVieGerard Nahum, MD - Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Richard Lynen, MD - Bayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsArmando Lopez - Conceptus, Inc.Kim Tyndall - Conceptus, Inc.Carole Boyer - Duchesnay, Inc.Eugene Kelly - Duchesnay, Inc.Nonni Letasse, RN - Halt Medical, Inc.Anne Roddick - Hologic, Inc.Elizabeth Sarkar - Jespersen & AssociatesCorrado Altomare, MD - Pfizer, Inc.Anne Thomas, RN, BSN, CNOR - Smith & Nephew GynecologyBev Parson - Teva Women’s Health

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