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AUA2025 Courses

AUA2025 Course Applications

The AUA is currently accepting Instructional Course, Institute for Leadership & Business (ILB) Track, and Hands-on Skills Training (HOST) applications for AUA2025, to be held April 26 – 29, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The deadline to submit applications for the 2025 Annual Meeting is June 9, 2024.

Instructional Courses

  • We encourage applications for both renewal courses and new courses and are requesting innovative ideas designed to offer education in new, engaging formats.
  • Course formats should focus on attendee participation, flipped classrooms, creative learning, extensive use of videos, etc.
  • Instructional Courses are scheduled for two hours and typically have no more than three total faculty members.
  • If you need assistance with your Instructional Course application, please email Leslie Hettenbach at lhettenbach@AUAnet.org or contact the AUA at 410-689-4030.

Institute for Leadership & Business (ILB) Track

  • Course topics should fit into one of the leadership and business content categories specified on the application.
  • Course formats should foster a collaborative learning environment by emphasizing faculty-audience interaction, active participation, and practical application of topics rather than relying solely on didactic slide presentations.
  • Course Directors should consider including non-physician experts as faculty to complement and enhance the expertise of physician faculty.
  • If you need assistance with your ILB Track application, please email Lora Dietrich at ldietrich@AUAnet.org.

Hands-on Skills Trainings (HOSTs)

  • Skills Trainings are scheduled for three hours and have no more than two total Course Directors. Utilization of didactic presentations as pre-rok is encouraged to maximize onsite Hands-on Skills Training timePre-work may be utilized as a substitute for onsite didactic content.
  • Skills Trainings should be innovative and well-planned, with clear and achievable learning objectives.
  • Skills Trainings should include hands-on skills tasks that can be effectively modeled and assessed for improved performance.
  • Course Directors should consider the possible skill levels of participants, and how to adapt the training plan to all participants, to accomplish the learning objectives in the time provided.
  • If you need assistance with your Hands-on Skills Training application, please email Lindsay Joy at ljoy@AUAnet.org.

The AUA looks to increase representation in course faculty, which begins with the course application process. We urge course applicants of diverse backgrounds to submit applications and ask that repeat Course Directors apply for renewal with new faculty that reflects the diverse make-up of the urology profession.

Course applications will be reviewed by the Chair of Education, members of subspecialty societies, and/or committee leaders. You will be notified in September 2024 of your course application status.

Important note: To provide greater educational opportunities and diversity for our learners, please limit faculty participation in Instructional Courses and the ILB Track to a combined maximum of 2 courses, one of which can be as a Course Director.

Use your AUA credentials to access the course application portal link below.

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