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Important News

  • Please join us in congratulating the exemplary trainees selected for the AWS Resident Travel Awards
  • Student members can apply by September 12 to be an AWS Journal Club Presenter.
  • Application deadlines have been extended for AWS Coachees, the AOSA/AWS VP Host Institutions, and LSS/AWS Visiting Professorship.
  • Purchase an AWS packable rain jacket.
  • Don't miss the opportunity to be recognized in Chicago as an AWS annual or monthly donor. Give by September 12 to be included in conference recognition!
  • Conference registrants are invited to bring historical AWS documents and materials to the conference to donate to the archive project.

 

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AWS Breaking the Glass Ceiling Program 2025

AWS Breaking the Glass Ceiling Program 2025

Denise Lo, MD

In June 2025, I attended the Emerging Women Executives in Health Care course at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston. This 4-day program was attended by women of diverse professional and personal backgrounds united by a common goal to develop as leaders within their respective fields in health care. The course was divided into 3 themes over 4 days: Looking Inward, Leadership Deployed, and Leadership Expanded.

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AWS Research Fellow: Dr. Holly Lewis

Moving from Known to Unknown

by AWS Research Fellow,  Holly Lewis MD PhD

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January 2025 Mentor Spotlight

MENTOR SPOTLIGHT: Stacey Darwish

Ms. Stacey Darwish (MBChB, FRCS) is a Consultant Spine Surgeon based in the National Spine Injuries Unit (NSIU @nsiuresearchgroup), Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, St. Vincent’s University Hospital, and Mater Private Network in Dublin, Ireland. She was awarded an MBChB from the University of Glasgow and continued her medical training by earning her FRCS in Trauma and Orthopaedics from the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. She then furthered her training and expertise by embarking on fellowships in both paediatric & adult deformity (Scottish National Deformity Service, Edinburgh) and complex adult spine surgery (National Spine Injuries Unit, Dublin), focusing on evolving technologies including navigation and robotics. As both a nationally and internationally renowned researcher, Ms. Darwish is currently interested in research topics revolving around trauma, frailty, and evolving surgical technology. Most recently she was integral in the commencement of mixed reality navigation in Mater Misericordiae University Hospital.

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Book Review: January 2025

Book Review: Take Care of Them Like My Own: Faith, Fortitude, and a Surgeon’s Fight for Health Justice

By Dr. Ala Stanford, M.D.

Review by Sophie Hockran

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