2026 NMA Pathology Section Program Evaluation

2026 NMA Pathology Section Program Evaluation

Share your feedback on the July 27–29, 2026 sessions and overall conference experience.
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AV & Technical Quality
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Speaker & Session Effectiveness
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Which session or speaker could be improved, and how?
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Topic Appropriateness
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Looking Ahead to 2027 (Baltimore)
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Overall Experience
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Additional comments or suggestions
Rate the Lectures
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Monday, July 27 – Rate Each Session

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What You Don't See Still Matters: Identity, Context, and Interpretation in Pathology (Dr. Lulu/Uchenna Umeh)
Choosing Our Words Wisely: How the CURES Act is Shaping the Way Pathologists Communicate (Khristlyn Bellamy)
From Biopsy to Precision Medicine: Reducing Differences Across the DLBCL Care Continuum (Ifeyinwa Obiorah)
Protect the Crown: A Clinicopathologic Approach to Hair Loss in the Black Community (Jessica Bell)
AI in Pathology: What's Real and What's Hype (Martin Burks IV)
Workshop: Frozen Section Discussion (Ojukwu, Kowal, Bellegarde)
Workshop: Choose Your Boulders: Desirable Difficulties (Ojukwu, Jackson, Ferguson, Knight, Giese)

Tuesday, July 28 – Forensic Symposium – Rate Each Session

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Microplastics and Mortality: Expanding the Role of Forensic Pathology in a Plastic Age (Kevin Monsalve Vargas)
An Overview of Environmental Deaths (Tatyana Zinger)
Not Just Natural: The Forensic Reality of Maternal Deaths in Indiana (Jan Gorniak)
Trouble in Paradise: A Review of Deaths at the Honolulu Medical Examiner's Office (Sasha Breland)
Exploring the Utility of Screening Alternative Matrices for Postmortem Casework (Samantha Tolliver)
Beyond Hypertrophy: An Unexpected Cause of Sudden Death in a Teenager (Kristinza Giese)
She Said it Hurt: Recognizing Placenta Accreta Before It's Too Late (Marcel Castor)
Leveraging Social Media as a Professional and Workforce Development Tool (Nicole Jackson)
How Modern Forensic Toxicology Adapts to Emerging Drugs Using Surveillance (Reyna Alexander-Osborne)
Homicide-Suicide Cases in Harris County, TX: A Five-Year Retrospective Review (Paulyann Maclayton)
Key Concepts in Neoplastic and Non-Neoplastic Vulvar Pathology (Rachel Kowal)

Wednesday, July 29 – Rate Each Session

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Modernizing Death Investigation: Progress and Innovation at the Institute of Forensic Sciences of Puerto Rico (Paola Luna García)
The Development of a Human Identification Unit in Puerto Rico (Meisshialette Ortiz-Quiñones; Damara Guevara-Morales)
Operational Validation of a Single Mobile Post-Mortem CT Unit for Mass-Fatality Management (Maria Conte-Miller)
Can We Let Our Guard Down? The Era of Vaccine Skepticism (Nahimarys Colon Hernandez)
Incidence and Characteristics of Labial Fusion in Human Body Donors (Beneshia Robinson)
Pathology and the International Community: Building Bridges, Filling Gaps, and Showing Up (Denise Dailey)
Assessment of Sialylation in Skeletal Muscle of a Ground-Based Rat Model of Microgravity (Joshua Douglas Mathis)
Vicarious Trauma (Rahn Bailey, Chikira Barker)

Virtual Lectures – Rate Each Session

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Commotio Cordis: Forensic-Pathological Perspectives on Sudden Cardiac Death in Sports and Assault-Related Events (Francesco Lupariello)
Updated Organ Weight References for Adult and Pediatric Autopsies (Meagan Chambers, Denise Dailey)
Small Patients, Big Diagnoses: High Yield Cases in Pediatric Dermatology (Sepideh Nikki Asadbeigi)
A Comparative Analysis Between Pathology and Dentistry as Preventive Practices (Chidubem Nnamani)
Forensic Pathology Subordinated to Law Enforcement? The Brazilian Hybrid Model and the Challenge of Institutional Independence (Daniel Cancado)

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