The Grand Rounds Lecture Series — a weekly one-hour continuing medical education (CME) seminar held on Fridays — covers a wide variety of clinical and basic science topics. From September through June, Grand Rounds consists of special lectures from faculty and guest speakers. All are invited to hear the latest discussions regarding both clinical and bench research developments. Unless otherwise noted, Grand Rounds are held on Friday mornings at 7:45 a.m. in the Robert Emmett Connor Auditorium of the Farrell Learning and Teaching Center.
Each Grand Rounds will have a QR code that will direct you to the CME site where you can check attendance for that lecture. Android and iPhone users may use cameras, and others will need to download a QR barcode reader app. If for some reason someone is unable to get in, please email Education Coordinator Stephanie Surgener (surgener@wustl.edu). Please use your WUSTL email address.
Accreditation statement
Washington University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing education for physicians.
Credit hour statement
Washington University School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of one AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Faculty disclosure
Speaker disclosures will be made available at each Grand Rounds session.
To view past lectures, please visit the events calendar. Please note that not all lectures are archived. If there is a particular lecture for which you would like more information, please email Education Coordinator Stephanie Surgener (msurgener@wustl.edu).
Previous schedules
Schedules for previous years are available as pdfs.
Recordings
Lectureships
The Department of Neurology has six named lectures, four annually and two bi-annually. All are conducted within the venue of the weekly Neurology Grand Rounds so that students, residents, fellows and faculty can all benefit from the outstanding speakers who participate. A complete listing of lectures can be found on the schedule.
The Irwin Levy Lectureship was endowed by Meyer and Alene Kopolow, with the additional support from many other patients, friends, and colleagues. Before his death in 1979, he chose Dr. Arthur Asbury as the first lecturer. Levy was one of Washington University’s leading clinical neurologists for over a quarter century from 1940-1979. The Levy Lectureship continues to be used as a living tribute to Levy’s commitment to clinical teaching in Neurology.
2021 | Claudia Lucchinetti |
2020 | Cancelled COVID-19 |
2019 | Andy Josephson |
2018 | Allan Levey |
2017 | Barbara Vickery |
2016 | Dimitri Krainc |
2015 | Ralph Sacco |
2014 | Robert Macdonald |
2013 | Merit Cudkowicz |
2012 | David Zee |
2011 | Michael Racke |
2010 | Justin McArthur |
2009 | Bradley Hyman |
2008 | Charles Thornton |
2007 | Douglas Gelb |
2006 | Bruce Dobkin |
2005 | Daniel Lowenstein |
2004 | Frank Longo |
2003 | Robert Brown |
2002 | |
2001 | Flint Beal |
2000 | John Mazziontta |
1999 | |
1998 | Steve Waxman |
1997 | |
1996 | |
1995 | Fred Plum |
1993 | Louis rowland |
1991 | Dennis Choi |
1990 | Neil Raskin |
1989 | Kathleen Foley |
1988 | Ian MacDonald |
1987 | Stanley Appel |
1986 | Jay Mohr |
1985 | Robert Griggs |
1984 | Barry Arnason |
1983 | David Drachman |
1982 | Robert Fishman |
1981 | Stanley Fahn |
1980 | H. Richard Tyler |
1979 | Arthur Ashbury |
This visiting professorship honors the late St. Louis physician, Joesph J. Gitt, and was established by his family, friends and professional associates because of his strong interests in clinical training in medicine and neurology.
2020 | Michael Okun |
2018 | Amy Bastian |
2016 | A. Jon Stoessl |
2013 | Un Jung Kang |
2011 | Robert Burke |
2008 | Jonathan Mink |
2006 | Anne Young |
2004 | Mark Hallett |
2001 | John Gordon Nutt |
1999 | William Langston |
1989 | G. Frederick Wooten |
1988 | Jack Whisnant |
1987 | Dewey Ziegler |
1986 | Frank Yatsu |
1975 | Harold Stevens |
1974 | Joseph Foley |
1973 | Norman Geschwing |
1972 | Raymond Adams |
1971 | H. Houston Merritt |
2021 | Christine Fox |
2020 | Cancelled |
2019 | Brenda Banwell |
2018 | Mustafa Sahin |
2017 | Philip r. Dodge Symposium |
2016 | Frances E. Jensen |
2015 | Joseph G. Gleeson |
2014 | Tallie Z. Baram |
2013 | Elizabeth Berry-Kravis |
2012 | Jonathan W. Mink |
2012 | Gary D. Clark |
2010 | Donna Ferriero |
2009 | Isabelle Rapin |
2008 | Robert S. Rust Jr. |
2007 | William C. Mobley |
2006 | Scott L. Pomeroy |
2005 | Gregory L. Holmes |
2004 | Clifford B. Saper |
2003 | Arnold R. Kriegstein |
2002 | Laura R. Ment |
2001 | Salvatore DiMauro |
2000 | Christopher Walsh |
1999 | Huda Y. Zoghbi |
1998 | Patricia Goldman-Rakic |
1997 | Karin B. Nelson |
1996 | Joseph J. Volpe |
1995 | Dale Purves |
1993 | Guy M. McKhann |
1991 | Floyd E. Bloom |
1990 | Raymond D. Adams |
1989 | Victor Dubowitz |
1988 | Vernes S. Caviness |
1987 | Robert Y. Moore |
1986 | Hugo Moser |
2021 | Eli Mizrahi |
2020 | Cancelled |
2019 | Neda Ladbon-Bernasconi |
2018 | Mark Cook |
2017 | Nathan Crone |
2016 | Bruce Hermann |
2015 | Hal Blumenfeld |
2014 | George Ojemann |
2013 | Michael Privitera |
2012 | Elinor Ben-Menachem |
2011 | Dessin Spencer |
2010 | Prakash Kotagal |