Today we celebrate freedom, resilience, and the enduring strength of the Black community.
At SBAS, we honor the legacy of those who paved the way and remain committed to mentorship, education, and creating pathways for the next generation of surgeons.
Reflect. Educate. Inspire.
🚨 Join us for the 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Black Academic Surgeons!
🗓 Oct. 22–24, 2026
📍 Newark, NJ
🏥 Hosted by Rutgers Health–New Jersey Medical School
Registration & accommodation info coming soon.
🔗 https://t.co/yAJAl9vban
#SBAS#SBASRutgers26#SBASstrong
Congratulations to Dr. Erika Newman on her promotion to Professor of Surgery (with tenure) at the University of Michigan @UMichSurgery
A well-deserved recognition of her leadership, mentorship, and impact in academic surgery. 👏
#SBAS#AcademicSurgery#WomenInSurgery
Read to the end. NPR asked why the Trump team ended a low-cost program that cured millions of tropical diseases w drugs donated by pharma. The spokesperson replied with an NPR headline—“Farewell to USAID”—and said: “What do you think farewell meant?” https://t.co/jroqWdvH6Y
Congratulations, Dr. Christa Grant @grant_christa, on presenting your collaborative work on the impact of malnutrition on tumor biology and surgical complications in children w/neuroblastoma at the 57th Annual International Pediatric Surgical Oncology Congress @IPSO_PedSurgOnc!
Nature is widely considered one of the most prestigious scientific journals in the world.
Here is a template by Nature on how to craft a masterpiece abstract for your paper:
One of the most impactful sessions at #aamc25 LSL was the ORR session on social media with @KMirza ! I’m going to be more intentional in my engagement, especially for the topics I’m passionate about: Leadership development, surgical simulation and executive coaching!
The one and only @LisaMknowlton is headlining this week's WIP! Join us Monday (11/3) for "Understanding Facilitators and Barriers to Intraoperative Anatomic Visualization" @StanfordSPIRE
It’s interview season! Here’s an article I wrote with advice for applicants, based on 15+ years of doing interviews at every level from med school to residency to fellowship. Give it a read and let me know what you think. https://t.co/97FBg96Xj0
This piece felt deeply validating. I still remember the sting of tears during training in front of my attending and the quiet shame that followed. Reading this reminded me that emotion doesn’t make us less capable; it makes us human. #MedTwitter
Congratulations to Dr. Jasmine Craig, plastic surgery resident, for winning the ASPS Inventors Challenge with the support of medical student Nada Botros and under the guidance of Dr. Daniel Cho as the PI. #ExceptionalPeople#ExtraordinaryResults https://t.co/jjidNpwH0j
One of the quiet privileges of academia: you spend your days surrounded by some of the brightest people on the planet — all trying to understand something deeply. Not to sell it, not to exploit it, just to understand. That changes you.