Round 2 is here! Ready to level up your data game with ASBN?
After a highly successful first session, we’re back by popular demand!

Led by Dr. Bryan V. Redmond, ASBN Research Committee Chair, this workshop will break down the fundamentals you must master before diving into data analysis:

• How to define & organize your variables

• Basic statistical analyses

• Foundational graphs

This session is your roadmap to clean data, clear results, and stronger research. 

Where excellence meets execution.

Now Launching: ASBN Research Initiative

A 12-month pilot program empowering ASBN medical students passionate about neurosurgery to gain hands-on research experience under the mentorship of leading neurosurgeons.

Program Highlights

• Open to MD/DO student ASBN members

• 12 months of guided research & mentorship

• A small cohort will be chosen for personalized support

Apply by October 24, 2025

Submit your CV, statement of interest, and faculty recommendation.

ASBN Mock Residency Interview Initiative

ASBN is launching its Mock Neurosurgery Residency Interview Program this fall (Sept–Oct 2025) to support students entering the 2025 Match cycle.

• Students (Interviewees): 4th year medical students can register interest here. Eligible students will later receive a private sign-up link to choose their mock interview slot.

• Members (Interviewers): Attending neurosurgeons, fellows, and senior residents can share availability here and reply to this email with how many students you are willing to interview.

Each session is 30 minutes interview + 15 minutes feedback (45 minutes total). Even one session can make a lasting impact.

Got a clinical question and a dream manuscript waiting to be written? Join ASBN’s newest Research Committee Co-Chair, Dr. Bryan V. Redmond, for How to Research 101. He’ll walk you through what makes a research question publishable, how to organize your project, and the best ways to prepare for dissemination.

Date: October 4

Time: 10AM EST

Perfect for medical students (and helpful for young investigators, too!).

ASBN Mock Residency Interview Initiative

ASBN is launching its Mock Neurosurgery Residency Interview Program this fall (Sept–Oct 2025) to support students entering the 2025 Match cycle.

• Students (Interviewees): 4th year medical students can register interest here. Eligible students will later receive a private sign-up link to choose their mock interview slot.

• Members (Interviewers): Attending neurosurgeons, fellows, and senior residents can share availability here and reply to this email with how many students you are willing to interview.

Each session is 30 minutes interview + 15 minutes feedback (45 minutes total). Even one session can make a lasting impact.

Neuro Mentoring Matters (NMM) and The American Society of Black Neurosurgeons (ASBN) would like to invite you all to our first large group session of the academic year "How to Network Yourself". Our amazing panelists will be answering questions and sharing their insight on how to maximize your networking skills for your education and career.

The event will be held via Zoom on September 20th at 11amEST. Please RSVP to register by September 17th and be sure to submit any questions you may have!

Phillips Auctions, in collaboration with Saint Fleur, is pleased to present For Tomorrow’s Future — a curated selection of artworks generously donated to benefit the American Society of Black Neurosurgeons (ASBN).

Held in conjunction with Phillips' New Now September auction, this special initiative aims to directly support ASBN's mission of advancing equity, education, and excellence in neurosurgery for Black physicians and the communities they serve. On offer on September 25 at 10AM EDT are works by Firelei Báez, Suzanne Jackson, and Vivian Springford.

New Now: Modern & Contemporary Art Sale

Live Auction: 25 September 2025, 10am EDT

Public Viewing: 16-24 September

Location: PHILLIPS, 432 Park Avenue, New York, NY, United States, 10022

Sale link: https://www.phillips.com/auction/NY011425/browse

Nominations open from June 16th to August 18th

Dr. Alexa Canady and Dr. Clarence Sumner Greene, Sr. Honorarium Awards, is the highest honor bestowed upon a medical student by the American Society of Black Neurosurgeons (ASBN). This prestigious award recognizes the outstanding contributions of two rising 4th year ASBN student member medical students who have demonstrated exemplary dedication to research, leadership, and service within the realm of neurosurgery, echoing the groundbreaking achievements of Dr. Alexa Irene Canady and Dr. Clarence Sumner Greene.

Eligibility:

• Must be a ASBN student member, U.S. medical student, MD/DO.

• Must be entering the current year neurosurgery match cycle (2025)

• Must have completed three years of medical school.

Personal Statement (Less than 500 words):
Please answer one of the following questions:

• How has this research impacted your professional and personal journey?

• How does this research move or progress the field of neurosurgery?

• Why did you decide to focus on the research you were part of?

Letters of Recommendation

Two letters of recommendation from individuals familiar with the applicant's academic and/or professional achievements, emphasizing their suitability for neurosurgery and impact within Black/African American communities

Most recent Curriculum Vitae

Endorsement of an ASBN Member

Confirmation of the applicant's eligibility and endorsement by a member of the Association of Black Neurosurgeons (ASBN)