Short Course Proposals

With an eye on the future and provocative teaching, propose your tall ideas as short courses that explore the panorama of human pathology in the age of clinical and molecular relevancy. Structure your program to appeal to academic and community pathologists, and pathologists-in-training. Create sessions that influence how pathologists think, work, and optimize patient outcomes. See the invisible. Become part of the USCAP legend.


Program Description

Short Courses are subspecialty seminars that target specific issues in pathology. Short Courses cover diagnostic challenges or provide practical reviews and approaches in topically specific areas.

  • Short Course are three hours in length and are generally presented for three years, pending review by the Education Committee during year one.
  • You are responsible for preparing course materials. These include a PowerPoint presentation, multiple choice questions, and references. It is strongly encouraged to make your Short Course a case-based presentation to provide attendees with useful resources they can use in practice.
  • If accepted, faculty members will receive general and companion society registration.

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