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National Residency Abstract Olympics

AUA2025 – National Residency Abstract Olympics

Will Your U.S. Residency Program Be the Champion?

For the first time in Annual Meeting history, the AUA is hosting the National Residency Abstract Olympics! This spirited competition gives U.S. Residency Programs the opportunity to go for the gold by having the most accepted resident abstracts at AUA2025.

Details

  • A resident must be listed as the presenting author of the abstract
  • Only U.S. residents are eligible
  • Residency is not limited by year (e.g. PGY-1, PGY-6)
  • In accordance with AUA2025 abstract policies, an individual may not serve as the presenting author on more than five abstracts accepted for presentation at the Annual Meeting and to qualify in this competition
  • Submitted abstracts will be reviewed through the AUA’s rigorous, double-blinded peer review process and winners will be chosen from abstracts accepted for AUA2025
  • The AUA will award gold, silver, and bronze medals to the U.S. residency programs with the most accepted paper and video abstracts
    • This competition will have two divisions of winners: Programs with 11 or more Residents and Programs with 10 or fewer Residents
  • The presenting author is required to attend the AUA2025 Annual Meeting to present their accepted abstract(s)
  • A program faculty representative (e.g., Director, Chair, etc.) is required to accept the award in person at AUA2025 on behalf of their program

We are no longer accepting National Residency Abstract Olympics submissions.