You may register for each workshop individually, or you may register for all four workshops at a discounted, bundled rate as outlined below. Please note that course content will not become available until the date of each workshop. Recorded content will be posted within approximately one week after a live workshop.

• Pricing Per Workshop
  • $150: Members
  • $200: Non-Members
  • $50: Trainees
• Bundled Pricing (access to all 4 Workshops)
  • $550: Members
  • $700: Non-Members
  • $150: Trainees

To register for the bundled rate, select the checkbox next to “2026 January Workshops” followed by “Enroll.” From there, you will select your registrant type (Member, Non-Member, Trainee) and the price will adjust accordingly, if applicable. You will then select “Checkout” and complete the steps that follow. Selecting the bundled rate will preclude you from individual workshop registration.

To register for an individual workshop(s), select the checkbox next to the workshop(s) you wish to register for followed by “Enroll.” From there, you will select your registrant type (Member, Non-Member, Trainee) for each workshop and the price will adjust accordingly, if applicable. You will then select “Checkout” and complete the steps that follow.

Each workshop will be offered as a live, virtual presentation inclusive of live Q&A. The live portion will be recorded and made available to registrants for one year after the live workshop date. Each workshop will occur from 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Eastern Time (inclusive of a 10-mintue break) on the following dates:

January 9: ​Patterns of Colonic Mucosal Injury in Chronic Diarrhea: A Diagnostic Approach to Pediatric IBD and Mimics​

• ​​Iram Siddiqui, MBBS, MSc, FRCPC​ – ​​The Hospital for Sick Children​ 

January 16: Gestational Trophoblastic Disease and Neoplasia: Bridging Histopathology and Genetics

• Bradley Quade, MD, PhD​ – ​​Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School​ 

• ​​Lawrence Hsu Lin, MD, PhD​   – ​​Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School​ 

January 23: Placental Pathology Reporting – Improving and Standardizing Quality and Clinical Utility​ 

• ​​Sanjita Ravishankar, MD​ – ​​University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine​ 

• ​​Eumenia Castro, MD, PhD​ – ​​University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, ​University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics​ 

January 30: ​A Hotbed for Pathology: Selected Basal Plate Disorders

• ​​Charlotte Kim, MD​ – ​​Texas Children’s Hospital​ 

• ​​Heather Keir, MBChB​ – ​​Texas Children’s Hospital​