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The Association for Surgical Education

The Association for Surgical Education

Impacting Surgical Education Globally

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June 28, 2017

Tess Aulet, MD, PGY3, Resident, University of Vermont Medical Center

The ASE committees are open to residents and are extremely welcoming to resident participation. Being a member of an ASE committee has allowed me to

June 28, 2017

Daniel Hashimoto, MD MS, PGY4, Resident, Massachusetts General Hospital

ASE has provided a wonderful network for peers and mentors who are passionate about advancing surgical education. As a resident, ASE is a great

June 28, 2017

Brittany Bankhead-Kendall, MS MD, PGY3 Resident, University of Texas at Austin

I joined ASE because I started to realize that I love being at the forefront of surgical education- where it has come from and where it is going. As

June 28, 2017

Austin D. Williams, MD MSEd, PGY3, Resident, Lankenau Medical Center, Wynnewood, PA

I value my membership with ASE because it allows me to be involved with a community dedicated to surgical education and research. I have developed

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