Meeting FAQs

The quickest and most efficient way to invite a guest to the Annual Meeting is to send an email to the ACNP Executive Office with the name and email address of your guest. The Annual Meeting registration materials will then be forwarded to your guest.

No.

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Yes. Members and non-members should complete an online registration. Non-members must have an invitation from an ACNP member prior to registering.

Corporate Representatives are not permitted to invite scientific guests or Trainees.  Corporate Representatives may present one poster.  The following limit applies: there are 15 poster presentations available for Corporate Representatives on a first come, first served basis.  The representative must contact the Executive Office (acnp@acnp.org) to request a poster presentation.  The attendee MUST be registered for the meeting prior to making a poster request.

Yes.

An early career faculty is a person who is not an ACNP member.  The eligibility timeframe is post initial training, but within seven years of becoming an Assistant Professor level or its equivalent.

The General Invitation Bank is fixed with 100 invitations that members may request for someone who is within 10 years of their last training or someone with a first time R award or K award. Members may use one invitation from the bank.

The Diversity Invitation Bank allows members to offer an additional invitation to a scientist from an underrepresented minority group including Pacific Islander, African-American, Native American or Hispanic. Members who request the invitation should vouch for the minority status of the scientist they are inviting.

Associate Members may request invitations from each invitation bank. *Only members attending the meeting may obtain invitations from each bank.

A member requesting an invitation from either bank should send an email request to the Executive Office at acnp@acnp.org.

You can chair or co-chair on one panel and speak on another panel (two maximum).