Every resident in our Program develops a scholarly project which can be executed sometime during the residency. Such projects may take the form of research leading to a publishable paper, but may also include preparation of a scientific exhibit, an oral presentation (such as at a local society meeting), synthesis of clinical material into an intramural presentation or report, preparing cases for submission to web-based teaching files, or the like.

Residents in this Program have a unique opportunity, if they so desire, to become involved in the electronic delivery of educational material through our Department's
widely-acclaimed and nationally-known educational website, Learning Radiology.

Over the last several years, radiology residents have participated in the presentation of over thirty scientific exhibits outside of the Department and have authored or co-authored over a dozen papers or abstracts.

In each of the last five years, one of our senior residents has been selected for the RSNA/ARRS/AUR "Introduction to Academic Radiology Award," given to only one of 80 3rd-year residents throughout the Nation. In addition, our radiology residents have won awards from the Association of Women Radiologists, the RSNA, and the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound.