Prepared March 2019 C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E

NAME: Andrew E. Budson, M.D.

ADDRESS: Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System 150 South Huntington Avenue Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 USA

PHONE: 857-364-6184

E-MAIL: [email protected]

DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH: September 17, 1966, Boston, Massachusetts

EDUCATION:

1988 B.A. Haverford College (Majors: Chemistry & Philosophy)

1993 M.D. Harvard Medical School, cum laude et thesi propria

PRE-DOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS:

1989 Medical Student Fellowship, Fight For Sight, Inc., National Society to Prevent Blindness 1991-92 Research Training Fellowship for Medical Students, Howard Hughes Medical Institute

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING:

Internships and Residencies

1993-94 Intern in Internal Medicine, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston, MA 1994-97 Resident in Neurology, Harvard-Longwood Program in Neurology, Boston, MA 1996-97 Chief Resident in Neurology, Harvard-Longwood Program in Neurology, Boston

Clinical and Research Fellowships:

1997-1998 Warren-Whitman-Richardson Fellowship, Harvard Medical School 1997-1999 Fellow in Behavioral Neurology, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston, MA 1997-2000 Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology (under Daniel Schacter), Harvard University 1999 Dartmouth Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience, Hanover, NH

LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION:

1996 Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine No. 150517 2000 Vermont Board of Registration in Medicine No. 042-0010120 1994 Diplomate of the National Board of Medical Examiners No. 414136 1998 Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology No. 45518 2008 Recertified, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology No. 45518 2012 Diplomate of the Board of Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry No. BNNP00413-12

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:

1993-1994 Clinical Fellow in Medicine, Harvard Medical School 1994-1998 Clinical Fellow in Neurology, Harvard Medical School 1997-2000 Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology, Harvard University 1998-2001 Instructor in Neurology, Harvard Medical School 2001-2005 Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School 2005- Lecturer in Neurology, Harvard Medical School 2005-2009 Associate Professor of Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine 2009- Professor of Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine 2011- Faculty Member, Division of Graduate Medical Sciences, Boston University School of Medicine 2014 Member, The Academy, Harvard Medical School

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS:

1993-1994 Intern in Medicine, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston 1994-1997 Resident in Neurology, Harvard-Longwood Program in Neurology, Boston 1996-1997 Chief Resident in Neurology, Harvard-Longwood Program in Neurology, Boston 1997-2007 Associate Neurologist, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston 1998-2002 Associate Medical Director of Clinical Trials for Alzheimer’s Disease, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston 2000-present Consultant Neurologist, The Memory Clinic, Bennington VT 2004-2007 Associate Clinical Director, Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA* 2004-2010 Director, Outpatient Services, Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2005-present Director of Cognitive Neuroscience Research, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Boston MA 2007-present Consultant Neurologist, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston 2008-2010 Director, Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2009-2010 Acting Chief of Staff, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA, from March 19, 2009 through February 28, 2010. 2009-present Associate Director for Research, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Boston MA 2010-2012 Deputy Chief of Staff, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA. 2011-present Chief, Cognitive & Behavioral Neurology Section, Neurology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2012-present Director, Outreach & Education Core, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Boston MA 2012-present Associate Chief of Staff for Education, VA Boston Healthcare System 2

HOSPITAL & DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE RESPONSIBILITIES:

1998-2000 Customer Service Committee, Department of Neurology, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston 2000-2001 Quality Assurance Committee, Department of Neurology, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston 2001-2004 Human Research Committee, Partners HealthCare System 2003-2004 Chair, Human Research Committee, Partners HealthCare System 2005-2008 Member, Research and Development Committee, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2006 Management Retreat, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford 2006-2007 Member, Medical Staff Professional Standards Board, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2006-2010 Member, Board of Directors, Bedford VA Research Corporation, Inc. (BRCI), Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2007-2010 Member, Resource Allocation Committee (RAC), Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2007-2010 Member, Quality Management Board (QMB), Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2007-2010 Member or Chair, Medical Executive Board (MEB), Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2008 Management Retreat, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford 2009 Management Retreat, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford 2008-2010 As needed Acting Geriatrics & Extended Care Service Line Manager, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2008-2010 As needed Acting Associate Chief of Staff for Research, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2008-2010 As needed Acting Chief of Staff, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2008-2010 As needed Acting Hospital Director, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2010-present Member, Medical Executive Council, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2010-present Member, Governing Body, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2010-present Member, Peer Review Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2010-present Chair, Professional Standards Board, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2010-present Chair, Strategic Planning Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2010-present As needed Acting Chief of Staff, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2010-present As needed Acting Hospital Director, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2011-present Steering Committee, Behavioral Neuroscience PhD Program, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston MA 2011-2012 Chair, Dental Chief Search Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2012 Chair, Social Work Executive Search Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 3 2012-2014 Chair, Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center Search Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2013 Member, Deputy Chief of Staff Search Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2013 Member, Geriatrics & Extended Care Chief Search Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2014 Member, Assistant Hospital Director Search Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2014-2015 Member, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Chief Search Committee, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2014-2015 Member, Psychiatry Chief & Department Chair Search Committee, Boston University School of Medicine / Boston Medical Center, Boston MA

CLINICAL INITIATIVES AND HOSPITAL LEADERSHIP: As Associate Clinical Director, Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center (GRECC), Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA*

2006 Established the Memory Diagnostic Clinic Patients seen jointly by a neurologist and neuropsychologist for initial diagnosis and treatment recommendations 2006 Established the Dementia Management Clinic Patients who already have a diagnosis and are in the moderate stage of dementia seen jointly by a nurse practitioner and social worker 2007 Developed plan to re-design the Special Care Dementia Unit (Building 62) Comprehensive plan developed to redesign all 3 floors of building 62 to enhance clinical care and research capabilities 2007 Established the Center for Translational Cognitive Neuroscience (www.ctcn.org) The mission of the center is to: • Use cognitive neuroscience research to improve the lives of individuals with cognitive and emotional brain disorders • Build bridges between cognitive neuroscience research and investigators using other research techniques • Educate clinicians and scientists in cognitive neuroscience and how it can be applied to understanding cognitive and emotional brain disorders

*The Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center (GRECC) at the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital in Bedford, MA, is one of 20 GRECCs across the country, each working to improve the care of older adults through research and educational initiatives (http://www1.va.gov/grecc/). The from 2004-2010 the Bedford GRECC (which included neurology services) was comprised of a 90-bed inpatient dementia unit, several outpatient clinics (including a memory diagnostic clinic, dementia management clinic, and general neurology clinic), and a research program of ~15 investigators with ~$7 million in overall grant funding.

As Director, Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center (GRECC), Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2008 Established GRECC Director’s meeting Steering committee of GRECC Director and Clinical, Research, and Education Associate Directors for solving problems and strategic planning 2008 Established GRECC Clinical Work Group

4 An interdisciplinary team to improve patient care; has been used as a hospital model of interdisciplinary problem-solving 2008 Established “GRECC Matinee” Combined mid-day staff meeting, research or clinical presentation, and clinical- pathological correlation conference 2008 Established 15-minute Educational Enrichment Program Weekly 15-minute informal education programs for the staff nurses on all shifts working in the Special Care Dementia Unit As Acting Chief of Staff, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford MA 2009 Led the hospital through Joint Commission Review 2009 Developed and implemented a comprehensive plan for the H1N1 pandemic 2009 Established Weekly Service Line Manager Meeting Weekly meeting to coordinate care of Veterans, Research, and Educational initiatives across all the clinical services 2009-10 Developed and implemented a novel pharmacy initiative that helped to guide providers toward medications with best efficacy, fewest side-effects, and/or lowest cost. Initiative was later rolled out throughout the VA New England Network 2010 Created a new, merit and seniority system of payment for physicians, eliminating the prior arbitrary and uneven pay-panel system. As Deputy Chief of Staff, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2010-present Responsible for 13 Clinical Services and Programs. 2011 Established a new program for compensation and pension evaluations. 2011-12 Performed a comprehensive revision and electronic conversion of forms for privileging, peer review, focused professional practice evaluation (FPPE), and ongoing professional practice evaluation (OPPE). 2011 Created a combined Occupational Health / Compensation & Pension Service 2012 Established a system for emergency transfer of Veterans that improved clinical care while reducing costs. As Chief, Cognitive & Behavioral Neurology Section, Neurology Service, VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston MA 2011 Established a new weekly memory disorders case conference. 2011 Established a new memory disorders teaching clinic.

MEMBERSHIPS, OFFICES, AND COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

1995-present American Academy of Neurology, member 1997-present Cognitive Neuroscience Society, member 2006-present Memory Disorders Research Society, elected member 2009-present American Neurological Association, Active member (elected) 2012-present American Academy of Neurology, member of the Aging, Dementia, and Cognitive Neurology Topic Work Group. (Members of the work group audit, review, and make recommendations regarding new and existing educational courses and programs for the American Academy of Neurology annual meetings.) 2012-present Alzheimer’s Association of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, Medical & Scientific Advisory Committee

5 2012-2013 American Academy of Neurology, reviewer for Behavioral Neurology abstracts for 2013 AAN Annual Meeting

EDITORIAL REVIEW BOARDS:

1998- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry 1999- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society 2000- Ad hoc reviewer, Neuropsychology 2000- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal Watch Neurology 2001- Ad hoc reviewer, Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology 2002- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 2003- Ad hoc reviewer, The New England Journal of Medicine 2004- Ad hoc reviewer, Neurology 2004- Ad hoc reviewer, Language and Cognitive Processes 2004- Ad hoc reviewer, Brain 2004- Faculty member, Faculty of 1000 Medicine 2004- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 2004- Ad hoc reviewer, Neuropsychologia 2005- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Neurolinguistics 2005- Ad hoc reviewer, Cognitive Brain Research 2005- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Neuroscience 2005- Ad hoc reviewer, Brain and Language 2005- Ad hoc reviewer, Behavioral and Brain Functions 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, Neurobiology of Aging 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, American Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease and other Dementias 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, Consciousness and Cognition 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, NeuroImage 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, Biological Psychiatry 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, Cortex 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, Emotion 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, Memory 2006- Ad hoc reviewer, Cognition and Emotion 2007- Ad hoc reviewer, Depression and Anxiety 2007- Ad hoc reviewer, Behavioral Brain Research 2007- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, & Cognition 2007- Ad hoc reviewer, Psychophysiology 2007- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Neuroimaging 2007- Ad hoc reviewer, Psychological Science 2007- Editorial Board, Clinical Medicine: Geriatrics

6 2007- Ad hoc reviewer, CNS Spectrums 2008- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of the American Medical Association 2008- Ad hoc reviewer, Neurobiology of Learning and Memory 2008- Ad hoc reviewer, Psychology and Aging 2008- Ad hoc reviewer, Cerebral Cortex 2008- Ad hoc reviewer, Brain and Cognition 2008- Ad hoc reviewer, PLoS ONE 2008- Editorial Board, Reviews in Neurological Diseases 2008- Editorial Board, Journal of Medicine 2009- Ad hoc reviewer, Developmental Psychology 2009- Editorial Board, International Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease 2009- Ad hoc reviewer, Annals of Neurology 2009- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Alzheimer's Disease 2009- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 2010- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of the Neurological Sciences 2010- Ad hoc reviewer, BioMed Central Neuroscience 2011 Ad hoc reviewer, Neurocase 2011 Ad hoc reviewer, Psychological Medicine 2012 Editorial Board, Journal of Neurology & Neurophysiology 2012 Editorial Board, PSYCHOLOGY 2012 Ad hoc reviewer, Hippocampus 2013 Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology 2014 Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Gerontology 2016 Ad hoc reviewer, Nature 2017 Ad hoc reviewer, Alzheimer's & Dementia: Translational Research & Clinical Interventions 2018 Ad hoc reviewer, BMC Geriatrics

GRANT REVIEW BOARDS:

2003-present Grant reviewer, Alzheimer’s Association 2005 Grant reviewer, Scottish Hospital Endowments Research Trust 2006 Grant reviewer, Harvard Center for Neurodegeneration and Repair 2006 Fellowship review panel F12A, “Cognition, Perception, and Language,” NIH, March, July, & November panels 2006 Grant Reviewer, Thomas Jefferson University, Commonwealth Universal Research Enrichment Program, Pennsylvania Department of Health 2006 Grant Reviewer, The University of Pennsylvania, Commonwealth Universal Research Enrichment Program, Pennsylvania Department of Health 2006 Grant Reviewer, The University of Pittsburgh, Commonwealth Universal Research Enrichment Program, Pennsylvania Department of Health

7 2007 Grant reviewer, Harvard Center for Neurodegeneration and Repair 2007 Fellowship review panel F12A, “Cognition, Perception, and Language,” NIH, July panel 2007 Grant Reviewer, The University of Pennsylvania, Commonwealth Universal Research Enrichment Program, Pennsylvania Department of Health 2008 Fellowship review panel F12A, “Cognition, Perception, and Language,” NIH, March & July panels 2008 Grant reviewer, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Pilot Grants 2009 Grant reviewer, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Pilot Grants 2009 Grant reviewer, Individual Research Grants, Israel Science Foundation 2009 Grant reviewer, NIH Challenge Grants 2010 Grant reviewer, VA Mental Health Subcommittee Review Meeting, May & November panels 2010 Grant reviewer, Wellcome Trust Foundation, UK 2010 Grant reviewer, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Pilot Grants 2011 Grant reviewer, VA Mental Health Subcommittee Review Meeting, June panel 2011 Grant reviewer, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Pilot Grants 2012 Grant reviewer, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Pilot Grants 2012 Grant reviewer, Icelandic Research Fund for Graduate Students. 2013 Grant reviewer, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Pilot Grants 2013 Grant reviewer, NIH Clinical Neuroscience and Neurodegeneration Study Section 2014 Grant reviewer, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Pilot Grants 2014 Grant reviewer, NIH Clinical Neuroscience and Neurodegeneration Study Section 2015 Grant reviewer, NIH Clinical Neuroscience and Neurodegeneration Study Section

AWARDS AND HONORS:

1987 Phi Beta Kappa 1988 High Honors in Chemistry 1993 cum laude in a special field, Harvard Medical School 1996 Chief Resident, Harvard-Longwood Neurology Program 1997 Stanley Cobb Assembly Book Award, Boston Society for Neurology and Psychiatry For excellence in a behavioral neurology study 2000 Board of Honor Tutors, Psychology Department, Harvard University Individuals approved to supervise undergraduate theses without faculty co-mentor 2000 Chosen to give first Annual Laird Cermak Memorial Lecture, Massachusetts Neuropsychological Society 2000 Paul R. Solomon Lecture, North Adams Regional Hospital 2003 Invited speaker, Experimental Psychology Society, England 2003 Invited speaker, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, Queen Square, London 2006 Invited speaker, Association for Psychological Science, USA

8 2006 Elected member of the Memory Disorders Research Society 140 members worldwide (membership limited by bylaws and is invitation only) 2008 Invited speaker, XXIX International Congress of Psychology, Berlin, Germany 2008 Norman Geschwind Prize in Behavioral Neurology Sponsored by the American Academy of Neurology, the prize is awarded yearly for outstanding research in the field of behavioral neurology. 2009 Active member American Neurological Association (elected) 2009 Research Award in Geriatric Neurology Sponsored by the American Academy of Neurology, the prize is awarded yearly for independent contributions to geriatric neurology research. 2014- Member, The Academy, Harvard Medical School Established to advance the education of physicians and scientists throughout the Harvard Medical School community (membership is competitive).

VISITING PROFESSOR:

2006 Department of Neurology/Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, University of Michigan 2007 Memory & Aging Center/Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, University of California, San Francisco 2007 Department of Psychology, University of Sussex, East Sussex, England 2014 Department of Neurology, University of Maryland Medical School

RESEARCH FUNDING INFORMATION:

Past: Summer 1989 Fight For Sight, Inc., National Society to Prevent Blindness PI Effect of extracellular GDPbS on excitatory amino acids in neurons.

1991-1992 Howard Hughes Medical Institute PI Mechanism of the angiogenesis inhibitor, AGM-1470.

1997-1998 Warren-Whitman-Richardson Fellowship, HMS PI Diagnosing Dementia using False Recognition

1998-2000 National Research Service Award (F32), NIMH PI Diagnosing Dementia using False Recognition

2001-2002 Harvard Center for Neurodegeneration and Repair: pilot grant Investigator Dementia and Psychotic Symptoms in the Elderly

2002-2003 Harvard Center for Neurodegeneration and Repair: pilot grant PI False recognition in Alzheimer’s disease

2000-2005 Mentored Patient-Oriented PI Research Career Development Award NIMH (K23 MH01870), Memory Distortion in Alzheimer’s Disease

2003-2005 Faculty Award in Translational Neurosciences. PI Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Institute for the Neurosciences False Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease, Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus, and Vascular Dementia

2004-2005 Harvard Center for Neurodegeneration and Repair: pilot grant PI 9 Using False Recognition as an outcome measure for clinical trials

2006-2007 Pilot Grant, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Investigator Activation in the posterior association cortex as a therapeutic marker

2006-2007 Harvard Center for Neurodegeneration and Repair: pilot grant Sponsor P50 as a measure of cholinergic response in Alzheimer’s disease

2008 Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Summer Research Sponsor Fellowship Program, Are impairments in constructive memory a sign of early Alzheimer's disease?

2006-2009 Ruth L. Kirschstein Mentor National Research Service Award (F32 AG027632) Understanding memory for pictures in Alzheimer’s disease

2005-2010 Research Project Grant NIA (R37 AG008441) Consultant Aging Memory.

2005-2012 Research Project Grant NIA (R01 AG025815) PI Understanding False Recognition in Alzheimer’s Disease

2008-2013 Mentored Patient-Oriented Mentor Research Career Development Award NIMH (K23 AG031925), Using Pictures to Understand Recognition Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease

2011-2012 VA VISN 1 Career Development Award Mentor New Flexible Learning in Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease

2008-2013 Mentored Research Scientist Co-Mentor Development Award NIMH (K01 MH039483), The Memory Benefits of Sleep in Healthy Young, Elderly, and Mild AD Subjects

Current: 2011-2016 Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award Investigator (NRSA) Institutional Research Training Grants (T32 AG036697) Alzheimer’s Disease Translational Research Training

2013-2017 VA Merit Review Grant (I01CX000736) PI Memory in Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer’s Disease

2015-2017 Wallace H. Coulter Translational Research Partnership Award PI Effectiveness of home-based electronic cognitive training in Alzheimer's disease

SELF REPORT OF TEACHING

Local Contributions

Haverford College

1986-1988 Chemistry (General and Organic) Tutor (years 1-2) 10 college students 25 hours/year 10

1987-1988 Introduction to Philosophy Discussion Leader 10 college students 80 hours/year

Harvard Medical School

1993-1997 Medicine & Neurology Core Clerkships Intern, Resident, Chief Resident 0-5 medical students/month 100 hours/year

1998-2005 Neurology Core Clerkships Attending 3-4 medical students/month 100 hours/year

Harvard Longwood Neurology Residency & Partners Neurology Residency

1998-2005 Neurology Consult and Ward Rotations Attending 1-4 residents/month 100 hours/year

1998-2005 Behavioral Neurology Clinic Rotation Attending 1-2 residents/month 50 hours/year

Harvard Medical School Geriatric Fellowship

2005-2005 GRECC Clinic Rotation Attending 0-1 fellow/month 50 hours/year

Harvard University

1999-2005 Psychology or Biology Senior Thesis Thesis advisor 1-2 students/year 75-150 hours/year

Boston University School of Medicine

2005-2010 GRECC Clinic Rotation Attending 1 medical student/month 100 hours/year

Boston University School of Medicine Geriatric Fellowship

2005-2010 GRECC Clinic Rotation Attending 0-1 fellow/month 50 hours/year 11

Boston University School of Medicine Master’s in Medical Sciences Program

2007-present Master’s Thesis advisor 1-2 students/year 75-150 hours/year

Boston University Department of Psychology Brain, Behavior, and Cognition Program

2008-present Graduate Student advisor 0-1 students/year 100 hours/year

Boston University School of Medicine

2010-present Neurology Clinic Rotation Attending 3-5 medical student/month 100 hours/year

Boston University School of Public Health

2010-present MPH Internship Mentor for Chief of Staff Office 1 student per semester 50 hours/year

VA Graduate Healthcare Administration Training Program (GHATP)

2010-present GHATP Fellow Mentor for Chief of Staff Office 1 student per year 50 hours/year

Boston University School of Medicine Neurology Residency

2010-present Memory Disorders Clinic Rotation Attending 3-4 residents/month 100 hours/year

Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital Partners Neurology Residency

2010-present Memory Disorders Clinic Rotation Attending 3-4 residents/month 100 hours/year

Boston University School of Medicine / Boston University School of Medicine Neurology Residency / Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital Partners Neurology Residency / Boston University - VA Neuropsychology Internship & Fellowship Program / VA Pharmacy Residency program

2011-present Memory Disorders Case Conference Coordinator & Discussant 0-3 medical students, 2-5 neurology residents, 1 pharmacy resident, 2-4 neuropsychology trainees/week 12 48 hours/year

Boston University School of Medicine

2012-present PAIRS (Partnering in Alzheimer’s Instruction Research Study) Program Course Professor 10-12 first year medical students 20 hours/year

Boston University School of Medicine Behavioral Neuroscience Ph.D. Program

Fall 2012 Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory and Perception Course Professor Open to all gradate students at Boston University and Suffolk University 60 hours/semester

Fall 2013 Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory and Perception Course Professor Open to all gradate students at Boston University and Suffolk University 60 hours/semester

REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEES:

Dates Trainee Position at the time Current Position 1998-1999 Rahul Desikan Undergraduate, Boston Resident in Neurology, UCSD University 1999-2000 Kalina Michalska Graduate, Boston University Research Fellow, NIH, Section on Developmental and Affective Neuroscience 2000-2001 Elizabeth Mayer Undergraduate, Smith College Science Teacher, International School in Boston 2000-2003 Alison Sullivan College Graduate, Vanderbilt Emergency Medicine Physician, University MA 2001-2002 Raleigh Todman Undergraduate, Smith College Emergency Medicine Physician, NY Presbyterian/Columbia 2001-2002 Rachel Goldmann Medical Student, Harvard Neurologist, University of Medical School Pennsylvania 2001-2003 Eleanor Adams Undergraduate, Harvard Preventive Medicine Physician, NY College 2002-2004 Alyssa Berman Undergraduate, Harvard Project Manager, Connecticut College Legislative Commission on Aging 2002-2004 David Wolk Post-doctoral Fellow, Brigham Assistant Professor of Neurology, and Women’s Hospital University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine 2003-2004 Michael Whalen Undergraduate, Harvard Medical Student, Columbia College University 2003-2005 Hyemi Chong Graduate, Yale College Medical Student, University of Texas 2004-2005 Melissa Lygizos Undergraduate, Harvard Medical Student, University of College Michigan

13 2004-2006 Jill Waring College Graduate, Brandeis Post-doctoral fellow, Stanford University University School of Medicine 2005-2006 David Hwang Medical Student, Harvard Fellow in Neurology, Medical School Massachusetts General Hospital 2005-2007 Brandon Ally Post-doctoral Fellow, Boston Assistant Professor of Neurology, University School of Medicine Vanderbilt University 2005-2008 Ellen Beth Graduate, Bowdin College Physician’s Assistant Student, New England College 2007-2008 Carl Gold College Graduate, Princeton Neurology Resident, Columbia University University 2007-2008 Daniel Sacchetti Master of Arts in Medical Osteopathy Student, University of Sciences, Boston University New England 2007-2008 Maggie Spaniol Master of Arts in Medical Medical Student, St. George’s Sciences, Boston University University Medical School 2008 Prabhakar Mithal Master of Arts in Medical Master of Arts in Medical Sciences, Sciences, Boston University Boston University 2006-2009 Joshua McKeever Graduate, Bowdin College Neuropsychology PhD program, Drexler University 2008-2010 Erin Hussey Graduate, Harvard University Research Assistant, CTCN EdM program 2009-2010 Michael GRECC/CTCN Fellow Bedford GRECC / CTCN Rosenbloom 2008- Rebecca Deason Post-Doctoral Fellow, CTCN Post-Doctoral Fellow, CTCN present 2008- Nick Simmons- Undergraduate, Yale College Graduate, Yale College present Stern 2008- Yakeel Quiroz Graduate Student, Clinical Graduate Student, Clinical present Psychology, Boston University Psychology, Boston University 2008- Lindsay Embree Graduate Student, Clinical Neuropsychology Intern, VA present Psychology, Suffolk Univ. Boston Healthcare System 2010-2011 Neil Nadkarni Medical Student, Boston Medical Student, Boston University University 2010-2014 Sean Flannery Research Assistant, CTCN Research Assistant, CTCN 2010- Karin Schon Post-doctoral fellow, Post-doctoral fellow, Experimental present Experimental Psychology, BU Psychology, BU 2011- Bruno Frustance Research Assistant, CTCN Research Assistant, CTCN present 2011- Aleksandra Stark Geriatric Neurology Fellow, Geriatric Neurology Fellow, VA present VA Boston Boston 2011- Matthew Tucker Post-Doctoral Fellow, Beth Post-Doctoral Fellow, Beth Israel present Israel Deaconess Med Ctr Deaconess Med Ctr 2012- Xiaoyan Sun Geriatric Neurology Fellow, Geriatric Neurology Fellow, VA present VA Boston Boston 2012- Elizabeth Hoover Behavioral Neuroscience PhD Behavioral Neuroscience PhD present Student / Clinical Assistant Student / Clinical Assistant Professor, Boston University Professor, Boston University 14

REGIONAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS (COURSES DIRECTED AND SYMPOSIA ORGANIZED):

2008 Harvard Medical School CME course, 12th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, June 4-6 (Co-directed with Dr. Lauren Moo).

2008 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting Symposium, “What is the Parietal Contribution to Memory?” St. Louis MO, September 18 (Co-organized with Dr. Jon Simons).

2009 Harvard Medical School CME course, 13th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, June 3-5 (Co-directed with Dr. Lauren Moo).

2010 Harvard Medical School CME course, 14th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, June 2-4 (Co-organizer).

2011 American Academy of Neurology Scientific Symposium, “S58: Behavioral Neurology: Language, Emotion, and Social Cognition,” Honolulu Hawaii, April 14 (Co-moderator).

2011 Harvard Medical School CME course, 15th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, June 1-3 (Co-organizer).

2011 Clinical Trials on Alzheimer’s Disease Symposium, “Event-related potential biomarkers for early diagnosis and treatment trials of Alzheimer’s disease,” San Diego CA, November 4 (Co- moderator)

2012 Boston University School of Medicine 1st year Medical Student Course, “Partnering in Alzheimer’s Instruction Research Study (PAIRS) Program,” Boston MA, Spring Semester (Course Director)

2012 Harvard Medical School CME course, 16th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, May 30-June 1 (Co-organizer).

2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, “Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians,” Dallas TX, June 22-24 (Co-Director).

2012 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting Symposium, “False recognition in Alzheimer’s disease: Translation from animal models to the clinic (and back)” Davis CA, September 8 (Co-organized with Dr. Lisa Saksida).

2012 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center CME course, “Aging or Alzheimer’s Disease? How to diagnose and treat memory loss in the primary care setting,” Waltam MA, November 19.

2013 Harvard Medical School CME course, 17th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, May 29-31 (Co-organizer).

2014 Neurobiology of Learning and Memory Annual Meeting Symposium, “False recognition in Alzheimer’s disease: Translation from animal models to the clinic (and back)” Park City UT, January 4 (Co-organized with Dr. Lisa Saksida).

2014 Harvard Medical School CME course, 18th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, May 28-30 (Co-organizer).

2014 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center CME course, “Aging or Alzheimer’s Disease? How to diagnose and treat memory loss in the primary care setting,” Waltam MA, October 27.

15 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, “Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians,” Las Vegas NV, December 11-13 (Director).

2015 Harvard Medical School CME course, 19th Annual “Dementia: A Comprehensive Update,” Boston MA, May 27-30 (Co-organizer).

2016 Boston University School of Medicine CME course, “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Boston MA, November 3-4 (Director).

REGIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS (PRESENTATIONS):

1 1991 Soma Weiss Medical Student Research Day, "GDP-beta-S Antagonizes Whole-Cell Current Responses to Excitatory Amino Acids," Harvard Medical School, Boston MA, April 9 (Poster).

2 1997 Stanley Cobb Assembly, "The Disconnection of Visual Memory in Reduplicative Paramnesia," Boston Society of Neurology & Psychiatry, Boston MA, April 10 (Poster).

3 1998 Novartis Preceptorship, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Basic Pathophysiology and Clinico-Pathological Correlation of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, September 10.

4 1998 Partners Neurology Lecture Series, Nursing: Neurological Update, “The Neurology of Agitation,” Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston MA, November 12.

5 1999 Resident Teaching Conference, Harvard-Longwood Neurology Training Program, “Diagnosis and Management of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, January 13.

6 1999 Resident Teaching Conference, Brigham & Women’s Hospital Internal Medical Residency, “Diagnosis and Management of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, February 18.

7 1999 Resident Teaching Conference, Harvard-Longwood Neurology Training Program, “Typical Atypical Dementias,” Boston MA, March 10.

8 1999 Resident Teaching Conference, Harvard-Longwood Neurology Training Program, “Unusual Atypical Dementias,” Boston MA, March 24.

9 1999 Grand Rounds, The Division of Rehabilitation Medicine, Harvard Medical School, “Behavioral and Cognitive Outcomes of Traumatic Brain Injury,” Boston MA, April 15.

10 1999 Grand Rounds, Women’s Health Center, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Estrogen in Alzheimer’s disease and other memory disorders,” Boston MA, April 29.

11 1999 Primary Care Teaching Conference, Brigham & Women’s Hospital Internal Medical Residency, “Diagnosis and Management of Dementia,” Boston MA, August 12.

12 2000 Medical Grand Rounds, The North Shore Medical Center, Salem Hospital, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” Salem MA, February 11.

13 2000 Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Understanding why you have to unplug the stove: Memory distortion in dementia,” Boston MA, March 16.

16 14 2000 Novartis Preceptorship, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Basic Pathophysiology and Clinico-Pathological Correlation of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, April 5.

15 2000 Special Seminar, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, “Understanding why you have to unplug the stove: Memory distortion in dementia,” Boston MA, April 13.

16 2000 First Annual Laird Cermak Memorial Lecture, Massachusetts Neuropsychological Society, “Understanding why you have to unplug the stove: Memory distortion in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, May 9.

17 2000 Resident Teaching Conference, Partners Neurology Residency, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” Boston MA, August 4.

18 2000 Intensive Review of Neurology, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems,” Cambridge MA, September 18.

19 2000 Third Annual Paul Solomon Lecture, Sweet Brook Care Center, North Adams Regional Medical Center, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” North Adams MA, November 14.

20 2001 Pfizer Preceptorship, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Basic Pathophysiology and Clinico-Pathological Correlation of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, January 8.

21 2001 Psychiatry Fellow Teaching Conference, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Dementia,” Boston MA, January 18.

22 2001 Resident Teaching Conference, Partners Neurology Residency, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” Boston MA, February 9.

23 2001 Psychiatry Residents Teaching Conference, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Dementia,” Boston MA, May 9.

24 2001 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Update on Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, June 1.

25 2001 Neurobiology of Disease Course, Partners Neurology Residency, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, June 6.

26 2001 Resident Teaching Conference, Partners Neurology Residency, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” Boston MA, September 5.

27 2001 Neurology Grand Rounds, Lahey Clinic Medical Center, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” Burlington MA, September 28.

28 2001 Cambridge City Hospital Psychiatry Residents Teaching Conference, Central Street Clinic, “Memory Systems,” Somerville MA, December 5.

29 2001 Cambridge City Hospital Psychiatry Residents Teaching Conference, Central Street Clinic, “Dementia,” Somerville MA, December 19.

30 2001 Psychiatry Fellow Teaching Conference, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Dementia,” Boston MA, December 19.

31 2002 Brigham Circle Medicine Associates Medical Management Meeting, Brigham & Women’s Hospital,” Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, January 17.

17 32 2002 Medical Management Rounds, South Boston Community Health Care, “Dementia,” Boston MA, January 22.

33 2002 Neurobiology of Disease Course, Partners Neurology Residency, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, January 23.

34 2002 Discussant, McLean Psychiatry Residency Film Night, “Memento,” Belmont MA, January 25.

35 2002 Brigham Circle Medicine Associates Medical Management Meeting, Brigham & Women’s Hospital” Management of Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, March 7.

36 2002 Psychiatry Fellow Teaching Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Dementia,” Boston MA, March 21.

37 2002 Psychiatry Residents Teaching Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Dementia,” Boston MA, March 27.

38 2002 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Evaluation and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, April 5.

39 2002 Neurology Grand Rounds, Massachusetts General Hospital, “Memory distortion in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, May 2.

40 2002 Colloquium, Memory Disorders Research Center, Boston VAMC, “Memory distortion in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, May 6.

41 2002 Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Memory distortion in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, May 9.

42 2002 Grand Rounds, Quincy Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Quincy MA, June 4.

43 2002 Discussant, Harvard Medical School Division on Aging Scientific Supper, “Future Research Directions in Vascular Dementia,” Cambridge MA, June 19.

44 2002 Resident Teaching Conference, Partners Neurology Residency, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” Boston MA, July 24.

45 2002 Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry Fellows Seminar, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, December 4, 2002

46 2003 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Evaluation and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, February 6.

47 2003 Primary Care Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Evaluation and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, April 28.

48 2003 Patient and Caregiver Support Group, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Advances in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, May 1.

49 2003 Geriatric Grand Rounds, Bedford VAMC, “Evaluation and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease,” Bedford MA, May 15.

50 2003 Psychiatry Residents Teaching Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Dementia,” Boston MA, May 28.

18 51 2003 Resident Teaching Conference, Partners Neurology Residency, “Evaluation of the Cognitively Impaired Adult,” Boston MA, August 7.

52 2003 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Evaluation and Treatment of Dementias,” Boston MA, August 25.

53 2003 Friday Conference, Lawrence Arbour HRI, “Memory Systems in Neurological and Psychiatric Disorders,” Lawrence MA, September 26.

54 2003 Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “False memories of patients with Alzheimer’s disease in and out of the laboratory,” Boston MA, October 30.

55 2003 Monthly Medical Management Meeting, Chadwick Medical Center, “Evaluation and Treatment of Dementias,” Worcester MA, November 18.

56 2003 Brigham Internal Medicine Associates Medical Management Meeting, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, December 3.

57 2003 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Weekly Seminar, Boston University Medical Center, “False memory in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, December 17.

58 2004 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Evaluation and Treatment of Dementias,” Boston MA, February 5.

59 2004 Brigham Internal Medicine Associates Medical Management Meeting, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Atypical Dementias,” Boston MA, March 17.

60 2004 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Evaluation and Treatment of Dementias,” Boston MA, May 6.

61 2004 Partners Primary Care Physician Retreat at Massachusetts Medical Society, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Waltham MA, May 17.

62 2004 Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Medford MA, May 18.

63 2004 Psychiatry Residents Teaching Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Dementia,” Boston MA, June 2.

64 2004 Grand Rounds, Melrose-Wakefield Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Melrose MA, June 30.

65 2004 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, July 30.

66 2004 Neurology Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, August 12.

67 2004 Behavioral Neurology Unit Seminar, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, “Memantine: Clinical and Research Applications,” Boston MA, September 22.

68 2004 Quarterly meeting, Quabbin Valley Healthcare, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Athol, MA, September 28.

19 69 2004 Geriatric Research and Education Clinical Center weekly meeting, Boston VA Healthcare system, “ERP and Behavioral Studies of False Recognition in Alzheimer's disease,” Boston MA, November 16.

70 2005 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, January 27.

71 2005 Neurobiology of Disease Course, Partners Neurology Residency, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, February 9.

72 2005 Grand Rounds, Youville Rehabilitation Hospital, “Memory Systems in neurologic disorders,” Cambridge MA, March 4.

73 2005 Research Seminar Series, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, “Metacognition and false recognition in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, March 9.

74 2005 Medical Education Seminar, Middlesex North District Medical Society, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Tyngsboro MA, March 17.

75 2005 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, May 26.

76 2005 Grand Rounds, Leonard Morse Hospital, MetroWest Medical Center, “Memory Systems in Neurologic Disorders,” Natick MA, June 6.

77 2005 Psychiatry Fellows Teaching Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, June 13.

78 2005 PASTEUR Clinical Research Program Seminar, Harvard Medical School, “False Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease: Patient-Based Cognitive Neuroscience Research,” Boston MA, June 30.

79 2005 Behavioral Neurology Unit Seminar, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, “The Frontal Lobes, Metacognition, and Memantine,” Boston MA, August 3.

80 2005 Neurology Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, August 29.

81 2005 New England Geriatrics 11th Annual Conference, “Acetylecholine in Memory Function and Dysfunction,” Westboro MA, September 13.

82 2005 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, September 15.

83 2005 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School Geriatric Grand Rounds, “False Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease: In and out of the laboratory,” Boston MA, October 18.

84 2005 Neurology Grand Rounds, Boston University School of Medicine, “Current Concepts in Memory Dysfunction,” Boston MA, November 29.

85 2005 Annual Memory Screening, Worcester YMCA, “Memory Loss: Is it Normal Aging or Dementia,” Worcester MA, December 2.

86 2005 2nd Year Lecture, Harvard Medical School Health Science and Technology Program, “Memory,” Boston MA, December 12.

20 87 2005 Seminar, Partners Multiple Sclerosis Center, “Acetylcholine in Memory Function and Dysfucntion,” Brookline MA, December 14.

88 2006 Data Blitz, Charles River Association for Memory, “Response bias in Alzheimer’s Disease,” Cambridge MA, January 18.

89 2006 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, February 9.

90 2006 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, February 20.

91 2006 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, March 3.

92 2006 Bedford VA GRECC, The More You Know Series, “Memory and Dementia,” Bedford MA, March 15.

93 2006 Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry, Boston University Medical Center, “Memory Dysfunction in Clinical Disorders,” Boston MA, March 23.

94 2006 Aging Brain Center, Scientific Symposium, The Interface of Delirium and Dementia, “EEG & Evoked Potentials in Delirium,” Belmont MA, April 10.

95 2006 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, April 28.

96 2006 VISN 1 APN Neurology Conference, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, April 28.

97 2006 Monthly Medical Management Meeting, Chadwick Medical Center, “The Role of Acetylecholine in Memory,” Worcester MA, May 2.

98 2006 Lecture, Interdisciplinary Conference for Alzheimer’s Care Professionals: A Map through the Maze, Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlborough MA, May 3.

99 2006 Primary Care Grand Rounds, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Update on Management of Dementia,” Boston MA, May 12.

100 2006 Panelist, HOPE Study Appreciation Lunch, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Newton MA, May 22.

101 2006 Grand Rounds, Psychiatry Department, St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, “Memory and Namenda in brain disorders,” Boston MA, May 31.

102 2006 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, June 30.

103 2006 Psychiatry Lunch Conference, Brockton VAMC, “The Role of Acetylecholine in Memory,” Brockton MA, July 24.

104 2006 Research Seminar Series, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, “Understanding Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, August 9.

21 105 2006 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, August 22.

106 2006 Boston University Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Dementia Case Vignettes,” Boston MA, August 22.

107 2006 Partners Neurology Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Dementia Case Vignettes,” Boston MA, August 23.

108 2006 Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar, Harvard Medical School, “Behavioral and ERP Approaches to Understanding Normal and Impaired Memory,” Boston MA, September 7.

109 2006 Grand Rounds, Cape Cod Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Hyannis MA, September 15.

110 2006 Monthly Meeting, Bridgewater Goddard Park Medical Associates , “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Brockton MA, September 20.

111 2006 Lecture Series, Long Term Care Providers of the South Shore, “The Role of Acetylcholine in Dementia,” Braintree MA, October 2.

112 2006 Geriatric Grand Rounds, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, “Memory Systems,” Bedford MA, November 16.

113 2006 2nd Year Lecture, Harvard Medical School Health Science and Technology Program, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, November 29.

114 2006 Office Dilemmas, American College of Physicians, Massachusetts Chapter, “Cognitive Dysfunction,” Waltham MA, December 2.

115 2007 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, January 5.

116 2007 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, January 12.

117 2007 Outpatient Conference, Lemuel Shattuck Hospital, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, January 30.

118 2007 Medical Grand Rounds, Caritas Carney Hospital, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, February 7.

119 2007 Geriatric Fellows Seminar, Boston Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia: A Case Studies Approach,” Boston MA, February 16.

120 2007 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, February 19.

121 2007 Grand Rounds, Lemuel Shattuck Hospital, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, March 6.

122 2007 Medical Grand Rounds, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Bedford MA, March 20.

22 123 2007 Geriatric Fellows Seminar, Boston Medical Center, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Boston MA, April 6.

124 2007 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, May 4.

125 2007 Weekly Conference, Brigham Physician Group, “Update on the Management of Dementia,” Chestnut Hill MA, May 17.

126 2007 Primary Care Conference, VA Medical Center, “Update on the Management of Dementia,” Brockton MA, June 6.

127 2007 Research Seminar, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, “Memory in Motion: Using High-Density ERPs to Understand the Dynamics of Recognition Memory,” Boston MA, June 13.

128 2007 Grand Rounds, Falmouth Hospital, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Falmouth MA, July 24.

129 2007 Geriatric Grand Rounds, Boston Medical Center, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Boston MA, August 10.

130 2007 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Dementia Case Vignettes,” Boston MA, August 21.

131 2007 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, August 21.

132 2007 Partners Neurology Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Dementia Case Vignettes,” Boston MA, August 27.

133 2007 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, October 9.

134 2007 Neuropsychology Teaching Conference, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, “The Neurologic Examination, Part I,” Bedford MA, October 11.

135 2007 Neuropsychology Teaching Conference, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, “The Neurologic Examination, Part II,” Bedford MA, October 25.

136 2007 Medical Grand Rounds, Caritas Carney Hospital, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, October 31.

137 2007 Discussant, Program sponsored by the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center & the Alzheimer’s Association, Massachusetts chapter, “The Forgetting: Alzheimer’s, the Portrait of an Epidemic, with David Shenk,” Lexington MA, November 6.

138 2007 Weekly Medical Management Conference, South Shore Mental Health, “Dementia” Quincy MA, November 9.

139 2007 Monthly Rounds, Springfield Neurology, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia” Springfield MA, November 29.

140 2007 Medical Management Meeting, Hyannis Medical Associates, “Management of Dementia” Hyannis MA, December 6.

23 141 2007 Noontime Rounds, Yarmouth Medical Associates, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia” Yarmouth MA, December 11.

142 2007 2nd Year Lecture, Harvard Medical School Health Science and Technology Program, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, December 12.

143 2007 Noontime Management Conference, Attleboro Neurology Group, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease & Other Dementias” Attleboro MA, December 19.

144 2008 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, January 11.

145 2008 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, January 11.

146 2008 Moderator, 963rd Meeting of the Boston Society of Neurology and Psychiatry, “Where does Alzheimer’s begin in the brain: a paradigm shift. New insights from novel in vivo imaging and postmortem studies ,” Boston MA, January 17.

147 2008 Invited Speaker, Emerson Hospital Neurology Group, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, February 1.

148 2008 Grand Rounds, Leonard Morse Hospital, MetroWest Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Natick MA, February 4.

149 2008 Grand Rounds, Faulkner Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, February 7.

150 2008 Nursing Research Grand Rounds, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness: A story about memory, Alzheimer’s disease, electrophysiology, friends, colleagues, and mentors,” Bedford MA, May 13.

151 2008 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 14.

152 2008 GRECC Matinee, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness: A story about memory, Alzheimer’s disease, electrophysiology, friends, colleagues, and mentors,” Bedford MA, June 12.

153 2008 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, September 26.

154 2008 Neurobiology of Aging Graduate Student Course, Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology, Boston University School of Medicine, “Memory Systems in Alzheimer’s Disease and other Dementias,” Boston MA, October 8.

155 2008 Center for Memory and Brain & Silvio O. Conte Center for Neuroscience Research, Boston University, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness,” Boston MA, October 27.

156 2008 Laboratory of Alex Golby, MD, Department of Neurosurgery, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness,” Boston MA, October 30.

24 157 2008 Monday Breakfast Seminar, Alzheimer Program, Newton Health Care Center, “Memory Dysfunction in Dementia,” Newton MA, November 10.

158 2008 Keynote Speaker, Alzheimer Seminar, “Compassion Amid the Confusion,” St. Patrick’s Manor, “Memory Dysfunction in Dementia,” Framingham MA, November 12.

159 2008 Monthly Seminar, Senior Living Residences, “Memory Dysfunction in Dementia,” Cambridge MA, November 19.

160 2008 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, November 25.

161 2008 Seminar, Perspectives on human memory disorders, Charles River Association for Memory, “Understanding true and false memory in Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, December 4.

162 2008 2nd Year Lecture, Harvard Medical School Health Science and Technology Program, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, December 8.

163 2009 Neurobiology Course, First Year Medical Students, Boston University School of Medicine, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Boston MA, January 14.

164 2009 Psychology Departmental Seminar, Tufts University, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness,” Medford MA, January 30.

165 2009 Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar, Harvard Medical School, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness,” Boston MA, February 5.

166 2009 Seminar, Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology, Boston University School of Medicine, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness,” Boston MA, February 12.

167 2009 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, February 16.

168 2009 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, March 5.

169 2009 Keynote Speaker, Gerontology Conference, “More than just words: Communicating with patients with dementia,” Norwood Hospital, “Remembering the Communication: Understanding Memory Systems in Dementia,” Norwood MA, March 13.

170 2009 Invited Speaker, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center “Memory Fair”, Carleton-Willard Village, “How to avoid false memories,” Bedford MA, March 13.

171 2009 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 13.

172 2009 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Dementia Case Vignettes,” Boston MA, August 18.

173 2009 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, October 2.

25 174 2009 Boston Chapter of the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses yearly conference, “Memory Systems in Neurological disorders,” Randolph MA, October 29.

175 2009 Neurology Grand Rounds, Boston University School of Medicine, “Understanding Memory in Alzheimer’s disease or The neural correlates of memorial consciousness,” Boston MA, November 3.

176 2009 Weekly conference, Presidential Healthcare Fellows, Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) 1, “Understanding True and False Memory in Alzheimer’s disease,” Bedford MA, December 1.

177 2009 2nd Year Lecture, Harvard Medical School Health Science and Technology Program, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, December 4.

178 2010 Neurobiology Course, First Year Medical Students, Boston University School of Medicine, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Boston MA, January 13.

179 2010 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Seminar, Boston University School of Medicine, “Understanding Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, January 27.

180 2010 Geriatric Grand Rounds, Bedford VA Hospital, “Update on the Diagnosis & Treatment of Dementia,” Bedford MA, February 11.

181 2010 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, March 3.

182 2010 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, March 18.

183 2010 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, April 21.

184 2010 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 5.

185 2010 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Memory” Boston MA, August 24.

186 2010 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Dementia: A Neurologist’s Perspective,” Boston MA, August 31.

187 2010 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, September 17.

188 2010 Keynote Speaker, Mental Health & Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residency Grand Rounds, “Memory & memory distortions in aging & Alzheimer’s disease,” Brockton MA, September 22.

189 2010 Speaker, Everyday Living with Alzheimer’s: Creative Approaches from Research and Practice, Jewish Family & Children’s Service, “Understanding memory in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders,” Waltham MA, October 29.

26 190 2010 Speaker, Mild Cognitive Impairment: Separating Early Alzheimer’s Disease from Normal Aging in the Primary Care Setting, Boston University CME course, “Diagnosis and Clinical Course of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and Early Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, November 12.

191 2010 Speaker, Mild Cognitive Impairment: Separating Early Alzheimer’s Disease from Normal Aging in the Primary Care Setting, Boston University CME course, “Pharmacologic Therapies for MCI and Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, November 12.

192 2010 Special Seminar, Community Living Center, VA Boston Healthcare System, “Memory & memory distortions in aging & Alzheimer’s disease,” Brockton MA, November 23.

193 2011 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, February 3.

194 2011 Medical Resident Conference, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, March 3.

195 2011 PAIRS Program, Boston University School of Medicine, “Current and Emerging Treatments for Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, March 23.

196 2011 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 11.

197 2011 Keynote Speaker, Veterans and Their Families: Issues Across the Lifespan, Bridgewater University School of Social Work, “Memory Dysfunction in Veterans,” Bridgewater MA, May 17.

198 2011 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, August 16.

199 2011 Atria Senior Living staff and family talk, “Understanding why you have to unplug the stove: Memory distortion in dementia,” Hopedale MA, September 19.

200 2011 Senior seminar, Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residency Program, “Diagnosis and treatment of dementia and MCI using the new criteria,” Brockton MA, October 5.

201 2011 Geriatric Section, Massachusetts Psychiatric Society, Monthly lecture, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Wellesley MA, October 26.

202 2011 Neuropsychology didactics, VA Boston Neuropsychology Training Program, “Diagnosis and treatment of dementia and MCI using the new criteria,” Boston MA, October 27.

203 2011 Monthly lunch talk, Brigham Circle Medical Associates, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Diagnosis and treatment of dementia and MCI using the new criteria,” Boston MA, November 18.

204 2011 Alumni Speaker, Turn out the Lights program, Wellesley High School, “Understanding your memory,” Wellesley MA, November 22.

205 2011 Thursday Afternoon Lessons, Neurology Department, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, “Understanding memory loss in a woman with a history of alcoholism, head injury, and seizures,” Boston MA, December 1.

27 206 2012 Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Mount Auburn Hospital, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Cambridge MA, January 10.

207 2012 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, February 8.

208 2012 Grand Rounds, Melrose-Wakefield Hospital, “Cognitive Decline and Dementia: Alzheimer’s and Friends,” Melrose MA, May 2.

209 2012 Wellesley Service League Men’s Group, “Understanding Memory in Aging,” Wellesley MA, May 8.

210 2012 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Monthly Seminar Series, “Memory Systems and Dementia” Boston MA, May 9.

211 2012 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 16.

212 2012 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Dementia: Update 2012,” Boston MA, August 14.

213 2012 Neurology Resident Conference, Boston University Medical Center, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, August 14.

214 2012 Senior seminar, Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residency Program, “Diagnosis and treatment of dementia and MCI using the new criteria,” Brockton MA, September 5.

215 2012 Monthly Conference, Arlington Provider’s Group, “Update on Alzheimer’s Disease,” Arlington MA, September 12.

216 2012 T32 Professional Development Seminar, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, “Conflict Management for Academics,” Boston MA, September 19.

217 2012 T32 Grant Writing Workshop, Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, “Writing Specific Aims,” Boston MA, September 19.

218 2012 Continuing Education Lecture, Massachusetts Neuropsychological Society, “Using the New Criteria to Diagnose Alzheimer's Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment,” Boston MA, October 2.

219 2012 Discussant, Innovative Approaches to Partnering with Patients, The Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare CME event, “The PAIRS Program at Boston University,” Boston MA, October 3.

220 2012 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center CME course, Aging or Alzheimer’s Disease? How to diagnose and treat memory loss in the primary care setting, “Using the new criteria to diagnose AD & MCI due to AD,” Waltham MA, October 29.

221 2012 Boston Area Psychosomatics Interest Group Seminar, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Boston MA, October 30.

222 2012 Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services Aging Seminars, “Aging or Alzheimer’s disease?” Cambridge MA, November 3.

223 2012 Community Family Adult Day Health Lecture, “Understanding Aging & Alzheimer’s Disease,” Medford MA, November 14.

28 224 2012 Boston University School of Medicine Student Clinical Neuroscience Society Talk, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Boston MA, November 16.

225 2012 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center CME course, Aging or Alzheimer’s Disease? How to diagnose and treat memory loss in the primary care Setting, “Pharmacological treatments for memory loss & dementia,” Waltham MA, November 19.

226 2012 VA Boston Healthcare System, Medicine Residents Seminar, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, December 20.

227 2013 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, January 14.

228 2013 Boston University Fraternity-Sorority Student Lecture Series, “Understanding Alzheimer’s disease,” Boston MA, February 6.

229 2013 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, February 8.

230 2013 Belmont Massachusetts Local Cable Television, What’s Going On: “Memory Loss, Aging, and Alzheimer’s,” Belmont MA, March 29.

231 2013 Twelfth Baptist Church, Sixty-Plus Veterans Group Monthly Series, “Memory Loss, Aging, and Alzheimer’s in African Americans,” Boston MA, April 3.

232 2013 VA Boston Healthcare System Internal Medicine Resident Noon Conference, “Dementia,” Boston MA, April 11.

233 2013 Berkshire Medical Center Grand Rounds, “New Developments in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Memory Loss and Alzheimer's Disease,” Pittsfield MA, April 12.

234 2013 Brigham and Women’s / Massachusetts General Health Care Center Monthly Seminar, “Update on Alzheimer’s Research,” Foxboro MA, June 18.

235 2013 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center HOPE Brunch, “Update on Cognitive Neuroscience Research in Alzheimer’s Disease,” Newton MA, June 21.

236 2013 Alzheimer’s Association Community Forum, “Understanding Memory Loss, Aging, and Alzheimer’s,” Boston MA, September 20.

237 2013 Boston University Undergraduate Course, Neuropsychology, Guest Lecturer, “ Memory Systems,” Boston MA, October 8.

238 2013 Community Talk, “OK, It's Alzheimer's....Now What Do I Do?,” Hanson MA, October 23.

239 2013 VA Boston Healthcare System, Neurobehavioral Rounds, Discussant, “67 year old patient with memory deficits, speech changes, and mild tremor,” Boston MA, November 14.

240 2013 VA Boston Healthcare System, Neuropsychology Internship Program, Lecture, “Neuroimaging in Dementia,” Boston MA, November 14.

29 241 2013 Neurology Learning Network CME course, “Detection and Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease, & Current and Future Treatments of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, November 16.

242 2014 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center PAIRS program, Lecture, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Boston MA, January 21.

243 2014 Boston Medical Center, Neurology Department, Stroke Service Monthly Lecture, “Vascular Dementia,” Boston MA, January 21.

244 2014 VA Boston Healthcare System Internal Medicine Resident Noon Conference, “Update on Dementia,” Boston MA, February 6.

245 2014 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, February 28.

246 2014 2nd Year Neuroscience Medical School Course, Boston University School of Medicine, “Case Studies in Dementia,” Boston MA, March 31.

247 2014 Senior Seminar, Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residency Program, “Diagnosis and treatment of dementia and MCI using the new criteria,” Brockton MA, May 14.

248 2014 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 21.

249 2014 Boston University Undergraduate Course, Neuropsychology, Guest Lecturer, “ Memory Systems,” Boston MA, September 16.

250 2014 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, September 22.

251 2014 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center CME course, Aging or Alzheimer’s Disease? How to diagnose and treat memory loss in the primary care setting, “Using the new criteria to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease & mild cognitive impairment due to Alzheimer’s disease,” Waltham MA, October 22.

252 2014 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center CME course, Aging or Alzheimer’s Disease? How to diagnose and treat memory loss in the primary care setting, “Review of screening test (MoCA) and screening questionnaire (AD8),” Waltham MA, October 22.

253 2014 VA Boston Healthcare System, Neuropsychology Internship Program, Lecture, “Neuroimaging in Dementia,” Boston MA, October 30.

254 2014 Keynote Speaker, Alzheimer’s Association of Cape Code & the Islands, Annual Awareness Conference, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” November 14.

255 2015 Newton North High School, Psychology Class, Guest Lecturer, “Memory Systems,” Newton MA, January 21.

256 2015 Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital, Medicine Grand Rounds, “Cognitive Decline: Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s, & Dementia - Update 2015,” Boston MA, March 5.

257 2015 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts-New Hampshire Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 20.

30 258 2015 Speaker, Massachusetts-New Hampshire Alzheimer’s Association, “Differential Diagnosis of Dementia,” Watertown MA, June 16.

259 2015 Speaker, Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions Physician Assistant Training Program, “Dementia,” Boston MA, August 7.

260 2015 Boston University Undergraduate Course, Neuropsychology, Guest Lecturer, “ Memory Systems,” Boston MA, September 22.

261 2015 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, October 6.

262 2015 Speaker, VA Boston Psychology Training Program, “Neuroimaging for Neuropsychologists,” Boston MA, October 22.

263 2015 Neurology Grand Rounds, Boston University, Boston Medical Center, “The role of the parietal lobes in memory,” Boston MA, December 8.

264 2016 Invited Speaker, Social Work Program, Bridgewater State University, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia: A Case-Based Workshop,” Bridgewater MA, March 18.

265 2016 Invited Speaker, Neurology Residency Program, Boston University, Boston Medical Center, “Principles of Behavioral Neurology,” Boston MA, March 29.

266 2016 Invited Speaker, Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residency Program, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Brockton MA, March 30.

267 2016 Invited Speaker, Neurology Residency Program, Boston University, Boston Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Boston MA, April 5.

268 2016 Invited Speaker, Neurology Residency Program, Boston University, Boston Medical Center, “Memory Systems in Dementia and Other Neurological Disorders,” Boston MA, April 12.

269 2016 Invited Speaker, Boston University Neurology Research Symposium, Boston University, “Memory Research at VA Boston,” Boston MA, May 17.

270 2016 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts-New Hampshire Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 18.

271 2016 Invited Speaker, Evening and Weekend Lecture Series, Wellesley Council on Aging and Friends of the Wellesley Free Libraries, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and What to Do About It,” Wellesley MA, May 12.

272 2016 Invited Speaker, Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residency Program, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Brockton MA, June 1.

273 2016 Invited Speaker, Community Forum on Alzheimer’s—Awareness, Education, and Research, Massachusetts-New Hampshire Alzheimer’s Association, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and What to Do About It,” Boston MA, June 4.

31 274 2016 Invited Speaker, Boston University School of Medicine Summer Research Symposium, “Memory Systems Workshop,” Boston MA, June 7.

275 2016 Discussant, VA Boston Healthcare System Internal Medicine Grand Rounds, “Medical Forum,” Boston MA, June 21.

276 2016 Discussant, Boston Medical Center Geriatrics Grand Rounds, “Alive Inside,” Boston MA, July 29.

277 2016 Presenter, Family Forum for Caregivers, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and What To Do About It,” Concord MA, September 24.

278 2016 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, September 19.

279 2016 Boston University Undergraduate Course, Neuropsychology, Guest Lecturer, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, October 13.

280 2016 Orleans Council on Aging, Special Lecturer “Is it Alzheimer’s?” Orleans MA, November 29.

281 2016 Speaker, VA Boston Psychology Training Program, “Neuroimaging for Neuropsychologists,” Boston MA, December 1.

282 2017 Invited Panelist, Alzheimer’s Association of MA/NH Spring Research Forum, “Lifestyle Factors,” Lexington MA, April 5.

283 2017 Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Massachusetts-New Hampshire Alzheimer’s Association, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Marlboro MA, May 17.

284 2017 Invited Speaker, Goddard House, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Brookline MA, July 25.

285 2017 Invited Speaker, Keystone Place at Buzzards Bay, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Buzzards Bay MA, August 1.

286 2017 Invited Speaker, Simon C. Fireman Community, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Randolph MA, August 15.

287 2017 Invited Speaker, Tewksbury Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Tewksbury MA, August 17.

288 2017 Invited Speaker, Newton Free Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Newton MA, August 22.

289 2017 Invited Speaker, Brookline Senior Center, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Brookline MA, September 7.

290 2017 Invited Speaker, Wellesley Neighbors, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Wellesley MA, September 12.

291 2017 Invited Speaker, The Windrose at Weymouth, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Weymouth MA, September 25.

32 292 2017 Boston University Undergraduate Course, Neuropsychology, Guest Lecturer, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, September 26.

293 2017 Invited Speaker, Boston Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, September 28.

294 2017 Senior Psychology Seminar, Williams College, “Memory Systems & Dementia: A Cognitive Neurologist’s Perspective,” Williamstown MA, October 2.

295 2017 Invited Speaker, Memory Matters Conference, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Pittsfield MA, October 5.

296 2017 Invited Speaker, The Atrium at Drum Hill, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chelmsford MA, October 12.

297 2017 Invited Speaker, Massachusetts Councils on Aging, Annual Conference, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Danvers MA, October 19.

298 2017 Invited Panelist, Alzheimer’s and Dementia as a Healthcare Crisis, Informational Hearing Joint Committee on Public Health - Joint Committee on Elder Affairs, Massachusetts State House, “A Cognitive Neurologist Perspective,” Boston MA, October 23. 299 2017 Invited Speaker, Wellesley Free Libraries, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Wellesley MA, October 26.

300 2017 Invited Speaker, Alzheimer’s Association Dinner, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, November 1.

301 2017 Invited Speaker, Senior Living Residences and Lawrence General Hospital, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Lawrence MA, November 8.

302 2017 Invited Speaker, Senior Living Residences, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Cambridge MA, November 14.

303 2017 Invited to give Tom Glick lecture, Cambridge health alliance grand rounds, “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Cambridge MA, November 15.

304 2017 Invited Speaker, Spring House, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, November 15.

305 2017 Invited Speaker, Keystone Place at Buzzards Bay, “Managing Memory: Diagnosis, treatment, strategies, and lifestyle,” Buzzards Bay MA, November 15.

306 2017 Invited Speaker, Science Café, Alzheimer’s Association of Massachusetts New Hampshire, “Diet & Exercise, and Strategies & Memory Aids,” Boston MA, November 17.

307 2017 Invited Speaker, Cornerstone Senior Living Residences, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Canton MA, November 21.

308 2017 Invited Speaker, Waterstone at Wellesley, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Wellesley MA, December 7.

309 2018 Invited Speaker, Halifax Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Halifax MA, January 9.

33 310 2018 Invited Speaker, Flint Memorial Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” North Reading MA, January 18.

311 2018 Invited Speaker, Lasalle Village, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Newton MA, January 19.

312 2018 Invited Speaker, Artis Senior Living of Reading, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Reading MA, January 25.

313 2018 Invited Speaker, Waltham Council on Aging, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Waltham MA, February 1.

314 2018 Invited Speaker, Boston University, Research on Tap: Challenges of an Aging Society, “Cognitive strategies to improve memory,” Boston MA, February 27.

315 2018 Invited Speaker, St. Botolph Club, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, March 1.

316 2018 Invited Speaker, Falmouth Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, March 10.

317 2018 Invited Speaker, Brandeis Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (Bolli), “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Waltham MA, March 15.

318 2018 Invited Speaker, North Hill Retirement Community, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Needham MA, March 15.

319 2018 Invited Speaker, Sudbury Council on Aging, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Sudbury MA, March 22.

320 2018 Invited Speaker, Museum of Science’s 2018 Health Fair: Explore the Brain! “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, March 24.

321 2018 Invited Speaker, Canton Council on Aging, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Canton MA, March 29.

322 2018 Invited Panelist, Alzheimer’s Association of MA/NH Spring Research Forum, “Lifestyle Factors,” Lexington MA, April 4.

323 2018 Invited Speaker, Sharon Adult Center, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Canton MA, April 5.

324 2018 Invited Speaker, Gleason Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Carlisle MA, April 10.

325 2018 Invited Speaker, The Branches of North Attleboro, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” North Attleboro MA, April 12.

326 2018 2nd Annual Concussion Diagnosis and Management Conference, Emerson Hospital, “Pharmacology Treatment Options for Prolonged Cognitive Impairments,” Concord MA, April 20.

327 2018 Invited Speaker, Blair House of Milford, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Milford MA, May 3.

34 328 2018 Keynote Speaker, Elder Services of the Merrimack Valley, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Lawrence MA, May 5.

329 2018 Invited Speaker, Bellingham Council on Aging/Senior Center, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Bellingham MA, May 10.

330 2018 Invited Speaker, Cornerstone at Milford Assisted Living, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Milford MA, May 10.

331 2018 Invited Speaker, Beverly Council on Aging, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Beverly MA, May 17.

332 2018 Invited Speaker, Map Through the Maze, Alzheimer’s Association of Massachusetts New Hampshire, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Worcester MA, May 23.

333 2018 Invited Speaker, Cape Cod VNA, “Seven Steps to Managing Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Falmouth MA, May 29.

334 2018 Invited Speaker, Waterstone at Cleveland Circle, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Brookline MA, June 5.

335 2018 Neuroscience Course, Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residency, “Memory Systems,” Brockton MA, June 6.

336 2018 Invited Speaker, West Falmouth Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” West Falmouth MA, June 12.

337 2018 Invited Speaker, Eldredge Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chatham MA, June 12.

338 2018 Invited Speaker, Provincetown Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Provincetown MA, June 12.

339 2018 Invited Speaker, Keystone at Ludlow, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Ludlow MA, June 19.

340 2018 Invited Speaker, Alzheimer’s Association of Massachusetts New Hampshire West Suburban Partnership, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Needham MA, June 20.

341 2018 Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center HOPE Bruch, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Newton MA, June 21.

342 2018 Invited Speaker, Hyannis Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Hyannis MA, July 10.

343 2018 Invited Speaker, Fuller Village, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Milton MA, July 17.

344 2018 Invited Speaker, Centerville Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Centerville MA, July 31.

345 2018 Harvard Geriatric Fellows Seminar, Hebrew Senior Life, “Dementia Update,” Roslindale MA, August 3.

35 346 2018 Invited Speaker, Rogerson House, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, August 28.

347 2018 Invited Speaker, Standish Village Assisted Living, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, August 30.

348 2018 Invited Speaker, Benchmark Senior Living, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Newton MA, September 4.

349 2018 Geriatric Grand Rounds, Boston Medical Center, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, September 7.

350 2018 Invited Speaker, Northshore Elder Services, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Danvers MA, September 18.

351 2018 Invited Speaker, Vineyard Haven Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Vineyard Haven MA, September 20.

352 2018 Invited Speaker, Haverhill Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Haverhill MA, September 25.

353 2018 Boston University Undergraduate Course, Neuropsychology, Guest Lecturer, “Memory Systems,” Boston MA, October 2.

354 2018 Invited Speaker, Worcester Senior Center, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Worcester MA, October 2.

355 2018 Grand Rounds, Newton Wellesley Hospital, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Newton MA, October 3.

356 2018 Invited Speaker, Tatnuck Park Worcester, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Worcester MA, October 9.

357 2018 Professional Development Series, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Boston MA, October 12.

358 2018 Invited Speaker, Harbor Health, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Brockton MA, October 16.

359 2018 Invited Speaker, Weldon Memorial Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” West Barnstable MA, October 22.

360 2018 Invited Speaker, Aging Life Care Association New England Chapter Conference, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Newton MA, October 29.

361 2018 Speaker, VA Boston Psychology Training Program, “Neuroimaging for Neuropsychologists,” Boston MA, November 8.

362 2018 Seminar Speaker, VA Boston Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant Primary Care Conference, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” West Roxbury MA, November 19.

363 2018 Grand Rounds, St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Boston MA, November 21.

36 364 2018 Invited Speaker, Benchmark Senior Living, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Norwood MA, November 28.

365 2018 Invited Speaker, Wellesley Rotary Club, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Wellesley MA, December 4.

366 2018 Invited Speaker, Baker Square Condominiums, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, December 6.

367 2018 Neurology Resident Lecture, Boston Medical Center, “Evaluation and Treatment of Patients with Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Boston MA, December 18.

368 2018 Neurology Resident Lecture, Boston Medical Center, “Uncommon Dementias,” Boston MA, December 18.

369 2019 Grand Rounds, Lowell General Hospital, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Boston MA, January 23.

370 2019 Invited Speaker, Senior Group, Kroc Center, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, January 31.

371 2019 Invited Speaker, Wilmington Memorial Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Wilmington MA, March 4.

372 2019 Invited Speaker, Community Living Center, VA Boston Healthcare System, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Boston MA, January 14.

NATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS (PRESENTATIONS):

1 1992 Howard Hughes Medical Research Institute 1992 Scientific Meeting of Fellows, “In Vitro Studies of a Novel Fungal-Derived Angiogenesis Inhibitor,” Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Bethesda MD, May 14.

2 1997 Invited Speaker, Neuropsychology Grand Rounds, "The Disconnection of Visual Memory in Reduplicative Paramnesia," J.F.K. Medical Center and Seton Hall University, Edison NJ, December 26.

3 1998 Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, "The Disconnection of Visual Memory in Reduplicative Paramnesia," San Francisco CA, April 7 (Poster).

4 1998 Annual Meeting, American Academy of Neurology, “Diffusion Weighted Magnetic Resonance Imaging in a Case of Transient Global Amnesia,” Minneapolis MN, April 28 (Poster).

5 1998 Intensive Review of Neurology, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems,” Cambridge MA, October 12.

6 1999 Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, "False Recognition in Alzheimer’s Disease," Washington DC, April 11 (Poster).

7 1999 Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology: Focus on Dementia, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Cambridge, MA May 26.

37 8 1999 The Parahippocampal Region: Basic Science and Clinical Implications, New York Academy of Sciences “False recognition of novel objects in Alzheimer’s disease,” Baltimore MD, September 24 (Poster).

9 1999 Intensive Review of Neurology, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems,” Cambridge MA, September 28.

10 1999 Neurology for the Non-Neurologist, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia,” Cambridge MA, December 3.

11 2000 Distinguished Visitors’ Program, Haverford College, “The metaphysics of health: How philosophy can help doctors tell the difference between the knees of Claudia Schiffer and Picabo Street,” Haverford PA, March 23.

12 2000 Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, " Perceptual false recognition in Alzheimer’s disease: Impairment of gist-based memory," San Francisco CA, April 11 (Poster).

13 2000 Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology: Focus on Dementia, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Cambridge MA, May 18.

14 2000 Neurology for the Non-Neurologist, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia,” Kennebunkport ME, June 20.

15 2000 Neurology for the Non-Neurologist, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia,” Cambridge MA, December 1.

16 2001 Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting, “More or less false recognition in Alzheimer’s disease: Evidence from categorized pictures,” New York NY, March 25 (Poster).

17 2001 Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology: Update on Dementia, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Cambridge MA, May 17.

18 2001 Neurology for the Non-Neurologist, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia,” Kennebunkport ME, June 12.

19 2001 Intensive Review of Neurology, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems,” Cambridge MA, October 8.

20 2001 Neurology for the Non-Neurologist, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia,” Cambridge MA, November 30.

21 2002 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 23rd Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation & Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, March 5.

22 2002 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Cambridge MA, May 16.

23 2002 Neurology for the Non-Neurologist, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia,” Kennebunkport ME, June 18.

24 2002 Intensive Review of Neurology, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems,” Cambridge MA, October 7.

38 25 2003 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 24th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation & Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, March 18.

26 2003 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, April 24.

27 2003 Neurology Grand Rounds, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, “Memory Systems in Neurological Disorders,” Hanover NH, September 5.

28 2003 Monthly Conference, Mid Maine Medical Center, “Evaluation and Treatment of Dementias,” North Vassalboro ME, September 9.

29 2003 Intensive Review of Neurology, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems,” Cambridge MA, September 29.

30 2004 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 5.

31 2004 Grand Rounds, Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, “Evaluation and Treatment of Dementia,” Brattleboro VT, March 1.

32 2004 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 25th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 9.

33 2004 Grand Rounds, Catholic Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Manchester NH, April 7.

34 2004 Noontime Medical Management Conference, RI Veteran’s Hospital “Treatment of Dementia,” Bristol RI, April 14.

35 2004 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, May 19.

36 2004 Grand Rounds, Rockingham County Nursing Home, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Brentwood NH, May 20.

37 2004 Grand Rounds, Exeter Hospital, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Exeter NH, September 21.

38 2004 Psychiatry: A Comprehensive Update and Board Preparation, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, September 27.

39 2004 Intensive Review of Neurology, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems,” Cambridge MA, October 11.

40 2005 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 3.

41 2005 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 26th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 8.

39 42 2005 Grand Rounds, Neurological Association of New Jersey, “Memory Systems in Neurological Disorders,” West Orange NJ, March 23.

43 2005 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, May 11.

44 2005 Grand Rounds, Togus VA Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Augusta ME, May 24.

45 2005 T. Elliot Young Health & Wellness Lecture Series, Exeter Hospital, “The Long Goodbye: Understanding Memory Disorders and Alzheimer’s,” Exeter NH, May 24.

46 2005 Grand Rounds, Manchester VA Medical Center, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Manchester NH, May 27.

47 2005 Psychiatry: A Comprehensive Update and Board Preparation, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, September 12.

48 2005 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “The Distinctiveness Heuristic as a Retrieval Orientation,” Tucson AZ, September 29.

49 2005 Pri-Med East Conference, Partners Luncheon Talk, “Current Concepts in Memory Dysfunction,” Boston MA, November 12.

50 2005 Pri-Med East Conference, Seminar, “Dementia: A Practical Approach,” Boston MA, November 12.

51 2006 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 2.

52 2006 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 27th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 21.

53 2006 Grand Rounds, Manchester VA Medical Center, “The Role of Acetylcholine in Memory,” Manchester NH, March 31.

54 2006 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, May 17.

55 2006 Invited Speaker, Association for Psychological Science, “Improving Memory Accuracy with the Distinctiveness Heuristic,” New York NY, May 27.

56 2006 Psychiatry: A Comprehensive Update and Board Preparation, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, September 11.

57 2006 Grand Rounds, Department of Neurology, Borges Hospital, “Memory Systems in Neurological Disorders,” Kalamazoo MI, October 13.

58 2006 Grand Rounds, Department of Neurology, University of Michigan “Memory Systems in Neurological Disorders,” Ann Arbor MI, November 1.

40 59 2006 Friday Fellows Conference, Department of Geriatric Medicine, University of Michigan “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Ann Arbor MI, November 3.

60 2006 Invited Speaker, Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, University of Michigan “Behavioral and ERP Approaches to Understanding Normal and Impaired Memory,” Ann Arbor MI, November 3.

61 2007 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 1.

62 2007 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 28th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 6.

63 2007 Lecturer, Primer of Cognitive Neurology, American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting, “Hemispheric Differences in Memory Systems,” Boston MA, April 29.

64 2007 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, May 16.

65 2007 Noon Conference, Muskegon Neurology Associates, “The Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Muskegon, MI, June 14.

66 2007 Seminar, Memory and Aging Center/Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, University of California, San Francisco, “Understanding Memory for Pictures: Evidence from Patients with Alzheimer's Disease, Frontal Lobe Lesions, & ERPs,” San Francisco CA, June 22.

67 2007 Noon Conference, Bristol Medical, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Bristol RI, August 15.

68 2007 Psychiatry: A Comprehensive Update and Board Preparation, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, September 24.

69 2007 Pri-Med East Conference, Seminar, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, October 13.

70 2007 Weekly Management Conference, Bristol Medical, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia” Bristol RI, December 4.

71 2008 32nd Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, “Using High-Density ERPs to Understand the Temporal Dynamics of Recognition Memory,” Park City UT, January 3.

72 2008 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 6.

73 2008 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 29th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 4.

41 74 2008 American Academy of Neurology, Norman Geschwind Prize Lecture, “Using High- Density ERPs to Understand the Dynamics of Recognition Memory,” Chicago IL, April 15.

75 2008 Society for Behavioral & Cognitive Neurology, Norman Geschwind Prize Lecture, “The neural correlates of memorial consciousness: A story about memory, Alzheimer’s disease, electrophysiology, friends, colleagues, and mentors,” Chicago IL, April 16.

76 2008 Pri-Med West Conference, Seminar, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias,” Anaheim CA, May 16.

77 2008 Pri-Med West Conference, Seminar, “Diagnosis and Treatment of Parkinsonism in the Elderly,” Anaheim CA, May 16.

78 2008 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, June 4.

79 2008 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “Parietal Contribution to Recollection: ERP and Lesion Studies,” St. Louis MO, September 18 (with Dr. Brandon Ally).

80 2008 30th Annual Neurology Symposium, Connecticut Neurological Society, “Memory Dysfunction in Neurologic Disorders,” Hartford CT, October 3.

81 2008 Dementia Case Cast, Massachusetts General Hospital Academy live on-line CME course, “Diagnosis of Dementia,” broadcast from Boston MA, November 12.

82 2008 Dementia Case Cast, Massachusetts General Hospital Academy live on-line CME course, “Treatment of Dementia,” broadcast from Boston MA, November 19.

83 2009 33rd Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, “The Parietal Effect is the Neural Correlate of Memorial Consciousness,” Park City UT, January 3.

84 2009 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Update in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, February 4.

85 2009 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 30th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 10.

86 2009 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, June 3.

87 2009 Grand Rounds, The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, “Diagnosis & Management of Dementia: Early Recognition, Early Intervention,” Manchester NH, June 24.

88 2009 Invited Speaker, Geriatric Research Education Clinical Center, Minneapolis VA Medical Center, “Understanding Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease,” Minneapolis MN, July 29.

42 89 2009 Dementia Case Cast, Massachusetts General Hospital Academy live on-line CME course, “Evaluation and Treatment of Dementia,” broadcast from Boston MA, November 19.

90 2010 34th Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, “Recollection, Familiarity, & Response Bias,” Park City UT, January 7.

91 2010 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Update in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, February 4.

92 2010 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 31st Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 10.

93 2010 Invited Speaker, Assessment of Cognition in Early Dementia, Division of Neuroscience, National Institute on Aging, NIH “False Memory,” Bethesda MD, April 1.

94 2010 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, June 2.

95 2010 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “Understanding memorial response bias in normal and impaired memory,” Evanston IL, October 15.

96 2011 35th Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, Invited Speaker, “Cognitive and Electrophysiological Approaches to Early Detection of AD” Park City UT, January 9.

97 2011 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Update in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia,” Boston MA, February 2.

98 2011 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 32st Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Boston MA, March 22.

99 2011 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, June 1.

100 2011 Neurology Grand Rounds, Vanderbilt Medical School, “Memory Dysfunction in Neurologic Disorders,” Nashville TN, July 8.

101 2011 Neurology Grand Rounds, New York University Medical School, “Memory Systems in Neurologic Disorders,” New York, NY, October 11.

102 2011 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia: Update October 2011,” Boston MA, October 19.

103 2011 Monthly Speaker, Memory Disorders Meeting, Rhode Island Hospital, “False memory in Alzheimer’s disease,” Providence RI, November 30.

104 2011 Internal Medicine Grand Rounds, Reading Hospital and Medical Center, “Dementia: Update December 2011,” Reading PA, December 7.

43 105 2011 Psychology Club Invited Speaker, Haverford College, “Cognitive Neuroscience of Normal and Abnormal Memory,” Haverford PA, December 7.

106 2012 35th Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, Data Blitz, “Music as a memory enhancer in patients with Alzheimer’s disease,” Park City UT, January 4.

107 2012 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 1.

108 2012 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 33st Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Cambridge MA, March 6.

109 2012 Neurology Grand Rounds, Medical University of South Carolina, “Memory Dysfunction in Neurologic Disorders,” Charleston SC, March 29.

110 2012 American Academy of Neurology, Morning Report, “Memory Disorders,” New Orleans LA, April 22.

111 2012 Brigham Update in Medicine Course, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Is it Alzheimer’s?” Boston MA, May 8.

112 2012 Keynote speaker, 10th Annual Psychiatric Conference, Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center, “Using the New Criteria to Diagnose Memory Loss,” Toledo OH, May 18.

113 2012 Keynote speaker, 10th Annual Psychiatric Conference, Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center, “Understanding Memory Systems in Dementia,” Toledo OH, May 18.

114 2012 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, May 30.

115 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Why Diagnose and Treat?,” Dallas TX, June 22.

116 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Pathophysiology of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Dallas TX, June 22.

117 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Memantine,” Dallas TX, June 23.

118 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Differential Diagnosis of Memory Loss and Dementia,” Dallas TX, June 23.

119 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Pharmacologic Treatment of Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia,” Dallas TX, June 24.

120 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Driving, Legal Issues, & Other Life Adjustments,” Dallas TX, June 24.

44 121 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Dallas TX, June 24.

122 2012 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Screening for Memory Loss & Dementia,” National Webcast, Brookline MA, July 25.

123 2012 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “Understanding false recognition and response bias in Alzheimer's disease,” Davis CA, September 8.

124 2012 Primary Care Grand Rounds, VISN1 (Veterans Integrated Service Network-New England Region), “How to Detect and Treat Memory Loss in the Primary Care Setting,” Regional Live Meeting, Boston MA, October 19.

125 2012 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia: Update October 2012,” Cambridge MA, October 24.

126 2013 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 6.

127 2013 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 34th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Evaluation of the Cognitive Impaired Patient,” Cambridge MA, March 5.

128 2013 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, May 29.

129 2013 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia: Update 2013,” Cambridge MA, October 16.

130 2013 Neurology Learning Network CME course, “Detection and Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease, & Current and Future Treatments of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Washington DC, October 26.

131 2013 Neurology Learning Network CME course, “Detection and Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease, & Current and Future Treatments of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Miami FL, November 2.

132 2013 National Academy of Neuropsychology, Webinar, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer's Disease, & Dementia: Update 2013,” Boston MA, November 5.

133 2014 37th Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, Symposium talk, “Understanding false recognition in aging & Alzheimer's disease,” Park City UT, January 4.

134 2014 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, January 29.

135 2014 University of Maryland School of Medicine, Neurology Grand Rounds, “Cognitive Decline: Memory Loss, Alzheimer's, & Dementia - Update 2014,” Baltimore MD, February 5.

136 2014 University of Maryland School of Medicine, Neurology Resident Conference, “Mental Status Examination,” Baltimore MD, February 5.

45 137 2014 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 35th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis & Treatment of Cognitive Impairment,” Boston MA, March 18.

138 2014 American Academy of Neurology, Morning Report, “Memory Disorders,” Philadelphia PA, April 28.

139 2014 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Dementia,” Boston MA, May 28.

140 2014 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “Physiologic Correlates of Learning in A Classroom Environment: Overview & Initial Data Analysis,” Austin TX, September 19.

141 2014 Neurology Learning Network CME course, “Detection and Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease, & Current and Future Treatments of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Long Island NY, October 4.

142 2014 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia: Update 2014,” Cambridge MA, October 8.

143 2014 Neurology Learning Network CME course, “Detection and Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease, & Current and Future Treatments of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Philadelphia PA, October 18.

144 2014 Primary Care Grand Rounds, VISN1 (Veterans Integrated Service Network-New England Region), “Diagnosis and Treatment of Memory Loss and Dementia,” Regional Live Meeting, Boston MA, November 21.

145 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Why Diagnose and Treat?,” Las Vegas NV, December 11.

146 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Pathophysiology of Alzheimer’s Disease,” Las Vegas NV, December 11.

147 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Memantine,” Las Vegas NV, December 12.

148 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Differential Diagnosis of Memory Loss and Dementia,” Las Vegas NV, December 12.

149 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Pharmacologic Treatment of Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

150 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Driving, Legal Issues, & Other Life Adjustments,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

151 2014 University of South Florida School of Medicine CME course, Memory Loss: A Practical Course for Clinicians, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

46 152 2014 New York University Medical Center, Neurology Grand Rounds, “Music & pictures, true & false memory, aging & Alzheimer's disease,” December 16.

153 2015 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, January 28.

154 2015 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 36th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis & Treatment of Cognitive Impairment,” Boston MA, March 17.

155 2015 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Amnesia,” Boston MA, May 27.

156 2015 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Dementia: Update 2015,” Cambridge MA, October 21.

157 2015 Symposium Presenter, American Association of Medical Colleges Medical Education Meeting, “Interprofessional education and faculty development at academic medical centers: Identifying strengths, barriers, opportunities” at the 2015 AAMC Medical Education Meeting,” Baltimore MD, November 11.

158 2016 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, February 3.

159 2016 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 37th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis & Treatment of Cognitive Impairment,” Boston MA, March 15.

160 2016 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Amnesia,” Boston MA, June 8.

161 2016 Invited Speaker, 2016 National Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act Leadership Conference, Office of Academic Affiliations, “How to Advocate for and Succeed in Obtaining the Resources You Need for Your Education Office,” Washington DC, August 3.

162 2016 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “The Challenges of Impaired Cognition, from Onset to Established Dementia,” Cambridge MA, October 21.

163 2016 Boston University School of Medicine CME course, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, “Differential Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Boston MA, November 4.

164 2017 40th Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, Symposium talk, “A clinical trial to validate event-related potential markers of Alzheimer’s disease in outpatient setting,” Park City UT, January 5.

165 2017 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, January 25.

166 2017 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 38th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis & Treatment of Cognitive Impairment,” Boston MA, March 14.

47 167 2017 American Academy of Neurology, Atypical Dementia, “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Boston MA, April 23.

168 2017 American Academy of Neurology, Morning Report, “Memory Disorders,” Boston MA, April 27.

169 2017 American Academy of Neurology, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, “Clinical Features and Diagnostic Criteria,” Boston MA, April 23.

170 2017 Invited Panelist, Haverford College, What do Biology and Psychology have in common?, “Perspective of a Chemistry-Philosophy Double Major,” Haverford PA, May 26.

170 2017 Invited Panelist, Harvard Medical School, 25th Reunion Symposium, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, June 1.

171 2017 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Amnesia,” Boston MA, June 7.

172 2017 Invited Panelist, Office of Academic Affiliations, Department of Veterans Affairs, Diversity & Inclusion Summit, “The VA Boston Experience with Multiple Affiliates,” Nashville TN, June 29.

173 2017 Invited Speaker, Highland Park Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Highland Park NJ, September 5.

174 2017 Invited Speaker, Chicago Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chicago IL, September 14.

175 2017 Invited Speaker, Alzheimer’s New Jersey, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Hampton NJ, September 19.

176 2017 Invited Speaker, Manchester Ocean County Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Manchester NJ, October 3.

177 2017 Invited Speaker, Toms River Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Toms River NJ, October 3.

178 2017 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “The Challenges of Impaired Cognition, from Onset to Established Dementia,” Cambridge MA, October 18.

179 2017 Invited Speaker, Annual Meeting, National Academy of Neuropsychology, “Cognitive disorders of aging: Unusual cases & new developments in diagnosis, treatment, and lifestyle factors,” Boston MA, October 26.

180 2017 Invited Speaker, Bay Ridge Senior Center, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Brooklyn NY, December 6.

181 2018 Invited Speaker, Cosmos Club, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Washington DC, January 11.

182 2018 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, January 31.

48 183 2018 Invited Speaker, Keystone Senior Living, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Litchfield CT, February 6.

184 2018 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 39th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis & Treatment of Cognitive Impairment,” Boston MA, March 7.

185 2018 Invited Speaker, Alzheimer's Foundation of America's Concepts in Care Educational Conference, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, March 19.

186 2018 Invited Speaker, The Colony Group, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Naples FL, March 20.

187 2018 Invited Speaker, Keystone Senior Living, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Land O’Lakes FL, April 6.

188 2018 American Academy of Neurology, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, “Clinical Features and Diagnostic Criteria,” Los Angles CA, April 23.

189 2018 Invited Speaker, Santa Monica Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Santa Monica CA, April 24.

190 2018 Invited Speaker, Manhattan Beach Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Manhattan Beach CA, April 25.

191 2018 American Academy of Neurology, “Memory Disorders,” Los Angles CA, April 27.

192 2018 Invited Speaker, NH Association of Senior Centers - Spring Conference, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Concord NH, May 9.

193 2018 Invited Speaker, Huntsville Hospital, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Huntsville AL, May 11.

194 2018 Keynote Speaker, Foundations of Neurology & Neurosurgery Conference, Huntsville Hospital, “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Huntsville AL, May 12.

195 2018 Invited Speaker, New Hampshire Primary Care Conference, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Whitefield NH, May 19.

196 2018 Dementia: A Comprehensive Update, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Memory Systems and Amnesia,” Boston MA, May 30.

197 2018 Summer Speaker Series on Cognitive Health, Teton County Library, “What’s Normal Memory, What’s Not, and What to Do About It,” Jackson WY, June 14.

198 2018 Summer Speaker Series on Cognitive Health, Teton County Library, “How to Maximize Your Cognitive Skills,” Jackson WY, June 15.

199 2018 Invited Speaker, Poughkeepsie Public Library, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Poughkeepsie NY, June 23.

200 2018 Invited Speaker, Alzheimer’s Association of Rhode Island, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Providence RI, June 27.

201 2018 Invited Speaker, Sunrise of Lincoln Park, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chicago IL, July 23.

49 202 2018 Invited Speaker, Artis Senior Living, Swedish American Museum, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chicago IL, July 24.

202 2018 Invited Speaker, Artis Senior Living, Swedish American Museum, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chicago IL, July 24.

203 2018 Invited Speaker, Investment Leaders, Homecare Assistance, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chicago IL, July 25.

204 2018 Invited Speaker, Nursing Leaders, Homecare Assistance, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chicago IL, July 26.

205 2018 Invited Speaker, Village of Chicago, Brookdale & Skyline Village, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Chicago IL, July 26.

206 2018 Invited Speaker, Gentry Park Orlando, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Orlando FL, August 6.

207 2018 Invited Speaker, Hawaii Kai Senior Living, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Honolulu HI, August 21.

208 2018 Invited Speaker, The Atrium at Rocky Hill, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Rocky Hill CT, September 6.

209 2018 Invited Speaker, Ann’s Choice, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Warminster PA, September 13.

210 2018 Invited Speaker, The Colony Group, Burning Tree Country Club, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Greenwich CT, September 13.

211 2018 Invited Speaker, The Colony Group, Congressional Country Club, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Bethesda MD, September 27.

212 2018 Invited Speaker, Homecare Assistance, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Miami FL, October 4.

213 2018 Invited Speaker, The Residences of United HomeCare, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Miami FL, October 4.

214 2018 Invited Speaker, The Colony Group, Richmond Country Club, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Richmond VA, October 11.

215 2018 Primary Care Internal Medicine: Principles and Practice, Harvard Medical School CME course, “The Challenges of Impaired Cognition, from Onset to Established Dementia,” Cambridge MA, October 17.

216 2018 Keynote Speaker, Advocate Brain and Spine Institute, Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Park Ridge IL, October 20.

217 2018 Keynote Speaker, Center for Cognitive Health, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” New Britain CT, October 30.

218 2018 Invited Speaker, Harvard Club of New York, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” New York NY, November 2.

50 219 2018 Seminar Speaker, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Conference, “Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia,” Boston MA, November 16.

220 2018 Virtual Lab, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Conference, “Understanding Memory Loss in Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease,” Boston MA, November 16.

221 2018 Webinar, Homecare Assistance, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Streamed nationally, November 29.

222 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Evaluating the Patient with Memory Loss,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

223 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Pathophysiology of Alzheimer’s disease,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

224 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Memory Systems in Dementia,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

225 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Using Tests and Questionnaires,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

226 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Using the Criteria for Dementia, Alzheimer’s, & MCI,” Las Vegas NV, December 13.

227 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Differential Diagnosis of Memory Loss & Dementia,” Las Vegas NV, December 14.

228 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Treatments for Memory Loss & Dementia,” Las Vegas NV, December 14.

229 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Using Strategies to Improve Memory,” Las Vegas NV, December 14.

230 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Common Disorders of Memory Loss & Dementia, part 1,” Las Vegas NV, December 14.

231 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Common Disorders of Memory Loss & Dementia, part 2,” Las Vegas NV, December 14.

232 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Las Vegas NV, December 15.

233 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Common Disorders of Memory Loss & Dementia, part 3,” Las Vegas NV, December 15.

234 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Behavioral & Psychological Symptoms of Dementia,” Las Vegas NV, December 15.

235 2018 Course Director and Lecturer, Biology and Physiology of Cognition, “Workshop: Diagnosis & Treatment of Unusual Cases,” Las Vegas NV, December 15.

51 236 2019 42nd Annual Winter Conference on the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, Symposium talk, “Using ERPs to Predict Long-Lasting Learning,” Park City UT, January 3.

237 2019 Update in General Internal Medicine for Subspecialists, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Cognitive Decline,” Boston MA, January 30.

238 2019 Invited Speaker, Haverford College Alumni, “Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory,” Boston MA, February 28.

239 2019 Brigham and Women’s Hospital 39th Annual Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine, Harvard Medical School CME course, “Diagnosis & Treatment of Cognitive Impairment,” Boston MA, March 13.

INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS (PRESENTATIONS):

1 2003 Experimental Psychology Society, Neuropsychology of Memory, “False recognition in Alzheimer’s disease and in patients with frontal lobe lesions,” Reading, England, July 10.

2 2003 Seminar, Institute of Congnitive Neuroscience, University College London , “False recognition in Alzheimer’s disease,” Queen Square, London, July 11.

3 2004 Liverpool Memory Seminar, “The distinctiveness heuristic: Evidence from ERPs and patient studies,” Liverpool, England, June 22.

4 2006 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “ERPs of Pictures versus Words: Understanding Familiarity, Recollection, & Post-Retrieval Processing,” Toronto, Canada, September 29.

5 2007 Invited Speaker, Seminar, University of Sussex, “ERPs of Pictures versus Words: Understanding Familiarity, Recollection, & Post-Retrieval Processing,” East Sussex, England, September 5.

6 2007 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “Using High-Density ERPs to Understand the Dynamics of Recognition Memory in Older Adults and Patients with MCI,” Cambridge, England, September 8.

7 2008 XXIX International Congress of Psychology, Symposium S-294 Emotion-Cognition interactions in aging and dementia, “Emotional memory and memory distortions in Alzheimer’s disease: Evidence from laboratory studies and the attacks of September 11th, 2001,” Berlin, Germany, July 25.

8 2011 International Neuropsychological Society Meeting, Invited Speaker, Breakfast Seminar, “Memory and Memory Distortions in Aging & Alzheimer’s Disease: Theoretical and Practical Implications,” Boston MA, February 3.

9 2011 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “Music and Memory in Alzheimer’s disease,” Barcelona, Spain, September 15.

10 2012 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference, “Event-Related Potentials of Preclinical Alzheimer’s disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment due to Alzheimer’s disease,” Vancouver, Canada, July 19.

52 11 2012 The British Neuropsychological Society Autumn Meeting, “Music and Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease: Dissociation of Familiarity and Recollection using Functional Musical Mnemonics,” London, England, November 7.

12 2013 Memory Disorders Research Society Annual Meeting, “The imagination inflation effect in older adults & patients with Alzheimer's disease,” Toronto, Canada, October 10.

13 2014 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference, “Changes in response bias: Evidence from older adults and patients with Alzheimer’s disease (poster),” Copenhagen, Denmark, July 15.

14 2016 American Academy of Neurology, Morning Report, “Memory Disorders,” Vancouver, Canada, April 18.

15 2016 American Academy of Neurology, Atypical Dementia, “Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy,” Vancouver, Canada, April 21.

16 2016 Invited Speaker, International Organization of Psychophysiology, “Using ERPs to detect Alzheimer's disease in an outpatient setting. Plus more,” Havana, Cuba, September 3.

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27. Simons JS, Lee ACH, Graham KS, Verfaellie M, Koutstaal W, Hodges JR, Schacter DL, Budson AE. Failing to get the gist: Reduced false recognition of semantic associates in semantic dementia. Neuropsychology 2005 19 353-361.

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31. Daffner KR, Ryan KK, Williams DM, Budson AE, Rentz DM, Scinto LFM, Holcomb PJ. Age-related differences in novelty and target processing among cognitively high performing adults. Neurobiology of Aging 2005 26 1283-1295.

32. Budson AE, Todman RW, Schacter DL. Gist memory in Alzheimer’s disease: Evidence from categorized pictures. Neuropsychology 2006 20 113-122.

33. Daffner KR, Ryan KK, Williams DM, Budson AE, Rentz DM, Wolk DA, Holcomb PJ. Age- related differences in attention to novelty among cognitively high performing adults. Biological Psychology 2006 72 67-77.

34. Mitchell JP, Sullivan AL, Schacter DL, Budson AE. Misattribution errors in Alzheimer’s disease: The illusory truth effect. Neuropsychology 2006 20 185-192.

35. Ally BA, Jones GE, Cole JA, Budson AE. The P300 component in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and their biological children. Biological Psychology 2006 72 180-187.

36. Budson AE, Mather M, Chong H. Memory for choices in Alzheimer’s disease. Dementia and Geriatric Cognitive Disorders 2006 22 150-158.

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42. Ally BA, Jones GE, Cole JA, Budson AE. Sensory gating in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and their biological children. American Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias 2007 21 439-447.

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51. Waring JD, Chong H, Wolk DA, Budson AE. Preserved metamemorial ability in patients with Alzheimer’s disease: Shifting response bias. Brain & Cognition 2008 66 32-39.

52. Ally BA, Waring JD, Beth EH, McKeever JD, Milberg WP, Budson AE. Aging memory for pictures: Using high-density event-related potentials to understand the effect of aging on the picture superiority effect. Neuropsychologia 2008 46 679-689.

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55. Pierce BH, Waring JD, Schacter DL, Budson AE. Further examination of recall-to-reject processes in aging and Alzheimer’s disease. Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology 2008 21 179- 186.

56. Ally BA, Gold CA, Budson AE. The picture superiority effect in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment. Neuropsychologia 2009 47 595-598.

57. Ally BA, Gold CA, Budson AE. An evaluation of recollection and familiarity in Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment using receiver-operating characteristics. Brain & Cognition 2009 69 504-513.

58. Hirst W, Phelps EA, Buckner RL, Budson AE, Cuc A, Gabrieli JDE, Johnson MK, Lyle KB, Lustig C, Mather M, Mitchell KJ, Meskin R, Ochsner KN, Schacter DL, Simons JS, Vaidya CJ. Long-term retention of the terrorist attack of September 11: Flashbulb memories, event memories, and the factors that influence their retention. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 2009 138 161-176.

59. Wolk DA, Gold CA, Signoff ED, Budson AE. Discrimination and reliance on conceptual fluency cues are inversely related in patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease. Neuropsychologia 2009 47 1865-1872.

60. Ally BA, McKeever JD, Waring JD, Budson AE. Preserved frontal memorial processing for pictures in patients with mild cognitive impairment. Neuropsychologia 2009 47 2044-55.

61. McKee A, Cantu R, Nowinski C, Hedley-Whyte ET, Gavett BE, Budson AE, Ryu H, Santini VE, Soon-Lee H, Kubilus C, Stern RA. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy in Athletes: Progressive Tauopathy following Repetitive Head Injury. J Neuropathol Exp Neurol 2009 68 709-35.

62. Addis DR, Sacchetti DC, Ally BA, Budson AE, Schacter DL. Episodic simulation of future events is impaired in mild Alzheimer’s disease. Neuropsychologia 2009 47 2660-71.

63. Beth EH, Waring JD, Budson AE, Ally BA. Response bias for picture recognition in patients with Alzheimer’s disease. Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology 2009 22 229-35.

64. Simmons-Stern NR, Budson AE, Ally BA. Music as a Memory Enhancer in Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease. Neuropsychologia August 2010 48 3164-3167.

65. McKee AC, Gavett BE, Stern RA, Nowinski CJ, Cantu RC, Kowall NW, Perl DP, Hedley- Whyte ET, Price B, Sullivan C, Morin P, Lee HS, Kubilus CA, Daneshvar DH, Wulff M, Budson AE. TDP-43 proteinopathy and motor neuron disease in chronic traumatic encephalopathy. J Neuropathol Exp Neurol September 2010 69 918-929.

66. Quiroz YT, Budson AE, Celone K, Ruiz R, Castrillón G, Lopera F, Stern CE. Hippocampal Hyperactivation in Presymptomatic Familial Alzheimer’s Disease. Annals of Neurology December 2010 68 865-75.

67. Rosenbloom MH, Brown J, Berlowitz DR, Budson AE. Galantamine SA is Well-Tolerated in Dementia Patients Transitioned from Donepezil. The Consultant Pharmacist, February 2011 26 108-10.

68. Silverberg NB, Ryan LM, Carrillo MC, Sperling R, Petersen RC, Posner HB, Synder PJ, Hilsabeck R, Gallagher M, Raber J, Rizzo A, Possin K, King J, Kaye J, Ott BR, Albert MS, Wagster MV, Schinka JA, Cullum CM, Farias, Balota D, Rao S, Loewenstein D, Budson AE, Brandt J, Manly JJ, Barnes L, Strutt A, Gollan TH, Gangull M, Babcock D, Litvan I, Kramer

57 JH, Ferman TJ. Assessment of cognition in early dementia. Alzheimer’s and Dementia, May 2011 7 e60-e76.

69. Dodson CS, Spaniol M, Ally BA, Budson AE. Alzheimer’s disease and memory-monitoring impairment: Alzheimer’s patients show a monitoring deficit that is greater than their accuracy deficit. Neuropsychologia July 2011 49 2609-18.

70. Quiroz YT, Ally BA, Celone K, McKeever J, Ruiz-Rizzo AL, Lopera F, Stern CE, Budson AE. Event-related Potential Markers of Brain Changes in Preclinical Familial Alzheimer’s disease. Neurology, August 2011 77 469-75.

71. Werheid K, McDonald RS, Simmons-Stern NR, Ally BA, Budson AE. Familiar smiling faces in Alzheimer's Disease: Understanding the positivity-related recognition bias. Neuropsychologia August 2011 49 2935-40.

72. Deason RG, Hussey EP, Ally BA, Budson AE. Changes in response bias with different study- test delays: Evidence from young adults, older adults, and patients with Alzheimer’s disease. Neuropsychology January 2012 26 119-126.

73. Deason RG, Hussey EP, Budson AE, Ally BA. Gist based conceptual processing of pictures remains intact in patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment. Neuropsychology, March 2012 26 202-208.

74. Hussey E, Smolinsky JG, Piryatinsky I, Budson AE, Ally BA. Using mental imagery to improve memory in patients with Alzheimer's disease: Trouble generating or remembering the mind’s eye? Alzheimer's Disease and Associated Disorders April 2012 26 124-134.

75. Goldstein LE, Fisher AM, Tagge CA, Zhang XL, Velisek L, Sullivan JA, Upreti C, Kracht JM, Ericsson M, Wojnarowicz MW, Goletiani CJ, Maglakelidze GM, Casey N, Moncaster JA, Minaeva O, Moir RD, Nowinski CJ, Stern RA, Cantu RC, Geiling J, Blusztajn JK, Wolozin BL, Ikezu T, Budson AE, Saman S, Hall GF, Chargin D, Sharon A, Moss WC, Kowall NK, Cleveland RO, Tanzi RE, Stanton PK, McKee AC. Chronic traumatic encephalopathy in blast- exposed military veterans and a blast neurotrauma mouse model. Science Translational Medicine May 2012 4(134) 134ra60.

76. Embree LM, Budson AE, Ally BA. Memorial familiarity remains intact for pictures but not for words in patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment. Neuropsychologia July 2012 50 2333-2340. PMID: 22705441

77. Simmons-Stern NR, Deason RG, Brandler BJ, Frustace BS, O’Connor MK, Ally BA, Budson AE. Music-Based Memory Enhancement in Alzheimer’s Disease: Promise and Limitations. Neuropsychologia December 2012 50 3295-3303. PMID: 23000133

78. Deason RG, Simmons-Stern NR, Frustace BS, Ally BA, Budson AE. Music as a memory enhancer: Differences between healthy older adults and patients with Alzheimer’s disease. Psychomusicology: Music, Mind, and Brain December 2012 22 175-179.

79. McKee AC, Stein TD, Nowinski CJ, Stern RA, Daneshvar D, Alvarez V, Lee HS, Hall G, Wojtowicz SM, Baugh CM, Riley DO, Kubilis CA, Cormier KA, Jacobs MA, Martin BR, Abraham CR, Ikezu T, Reichard RR, Wolozin BL, Budson AE, Goldstein LE, Kowall NW, Cantu RC. The Spectrum of Disease in Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy. Brain, January 2013 136 43-64. PMID: 23208308

80. Qiu WQ, Mwamburi M, Besser LM, Zhu H, Li H, Wallack M, Phillips L, Qiao L, Budson A, Stern R, Kowall N. Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors and the Reduced Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease in the Absence of Apolipoprotein E4 Allele. Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease 2013 37 421-428. PMID: 23948883 58

81. Stern RA, Daneshvar DH, Baugh CM, Seichepine DR, Montenigro PH, Riley DO, Fritts NG, Stamm JM, Robbins CA, McHale L, Simkin I, Stein TD, Alvarez VE, Goldstein LE, Budson AE, Kowall NW, Nowinski CJ, Cantu RC, McKee AC. Clinical presentation of chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Neurology September 2013 81 1122-1129.

82. Waring JD, Seiger AN, Solomon PR, Budson AE, Kensinger EA. Memory for the 2008 presidential election in healthy ageing and mild cognitive impairment. Cogn Emot November 2014 28 1407-1421 PMID: 24533684.

83. Montenigro, P.H., Baugh, C.M., Daneshvar, D.H., Mez, J., Budson, A.E., Au, R., Katz, D., Cantu, R.C., Stern, R.A. (2014). Clinical subtypes of chronic traumatic encephalopathy: Literature review and proposed research diagnostic criteria for Traumatic Encephalopathy Syndrome. Alzheimer’s Research and Therapy, September 2014 6 68 PMID: 25580160.

84. Sun X, Salat D, Upchurch K, Deason R, Kowall N, Budson A; Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative. Destruction of white matter integrity in patients with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer disease. J Investig Med October 2014 62 927-33. PMID: 25046178.

85. Solomon TM, deBros GB, Budson AE, Mirkovic N, Murphy CA, Solomon PR. Correlational analysis of 5 commonly used measures of cognitive functioning and mental status: an update. Am J Alzheimers Dis Other Demen December 2014 29 718-22. PMID: 24829061

86. Hoover EL, Caplan D, Waters G, Budson A. Effects of impairment-based individual and socially oriented group therapies on verb production in aphasia. Aphasiology in press.

87. Rosa NM, Deason RG, Budson AE, Gutchess AH. Self-Referencing and False Memory in Mild Cognitive Impairment due to Alzheimer’s Disease. Neuropsychology 2015 Sep;29(5):799- 805. doi: 10.1037/neu0000186. PMID: 25689510

88. O'Connor MK, Deason RG, Reynolds E, Tat MJ, Flannery S, Solomon PR, Vassey EA, Budson AE. The Imagination Inflation Effect in Healthy Older Adults and Patients with Alzheimer's Disease. Neuropsychology 2015 Jul;29(4):550-60. doi: 10.1037/neu0000195. PMID: 25893972

89. Hirst W, Phelps EA, Meksin R, Vaidya CJ, Johnson MK, Mitchell KJ, Buckner RL, Budson AE, Gabrieli JD, Lustig C, Mather M, Ochsner KN, Schacter D, Simons JS, Lyle KB, Cuc AF, Olsson A. A Ten-Year Follow-Up of a Study of Memory for the Attack of September 11, 2001: Flashbulb Memories and Memories for Flashbulb Events. J Exp Psychol Gen 2015 Jun;144(3):604-23. doi: 10.1037/xge0000055. PMID: 25751741

90. Cecchi M, Moore DK, Sadowsky CH, Solomon PR, Doraiswamy PM, Smith CD, Jicha GA, Budson AE, Arnold SE, Fadem KC. A clinical trial to validate event-related potential markers of Alzheimer's disease in outpatient settings. Alzheimers Dement (Amst). 2015 Oct 2;1(4):387- 94. doi: 10.1016/j.dadm.2015.08.004. eCollection 2015 Dec. PMID: 27239520

91. Quiroz YT, Willment KC, Castrillón G, Munoz C, Muniz M, Lopera F, Budson A, Stern CE. Successful scene encoding in presymptomatic early-onset familial Alzheimer’s disease: An fMRI study. J Alzheimers Dis. 2015;47(4):955-64. doi: 10.3233/JAD-150214. PMID: 26401774

92. Rosa NM, Deason RG, Budson AE, Gutchess AH. Source Memory for Self and Other in Patients With Mild Cognitive Impairment due to Alzheimer's Disease. J Gerontol B Psychol Sci Soc Sci. 2016 Jan;71(1):59-65. doi: 10.1093/geronb/gbu062. PMID: 24904049

93. Solomon TM, Leech J, deBros GB, Murphy CA, Budson AE, Vassey EA, Solomon PR. A randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled, parallel group, efficacy study of alpha BRAIN® 59 administered orally. Hum Psychopharmacol. 2016 Mar;31(2):135-43. doi: 10.1002/hup.2520. PMID: 26876224

94. Whiteman AS, Young DE, Budson AE, Stern CE, Schon K. Entorhinal volume, aerobic fitness, and recognition memory in healthy young adults: A voxel-based morphometry study. Neuroimage. 2016 Feb 1;126:229-38. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2015.11.049. PMID: 26631814

95. Tat MJ, Soonsawat A, Nagle CB, Deason RG, O'Connor MK, Budson AE. The influence of strategic encoding on false memory in patients with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease dementia. Brain Cogn. 2016 Sep 16;109:50-58. doi: 10.1016/j.bandc.2016.08.003.

96. Farrar D, Budson AE. The relationship between functional magnetic resonance imaging activation, diffusion tensor imaging, and training effects. Cogn Neurosci. 2017 Apr; 8(2):132- 133.

97. Waring JD, Dimsdale-Zucker HR, Flannery S, Budson AE, Kensinger EA. Effects of Mild Cognitive Impairment on Emotional Scene Memory. Neuropsychologia. 2017 Feb; 96:240-248. PMID: 28089697

98. Deason RG, Nadkarni NA, Tat MJ, Flannery S, Frustace B, Ally BA, Budson AE. The use of metacognitive strategies to decrease false memories in source monitoring in patients with mild cognitive impairment. Cortex 2017 Jun;91:287-296. doi: 10.1016/j.cortex.2017.01.022. Epub 2017 Feb 3. PMID: 28245935

99. Farrar DC, Mian AZ, Budson AE, Moss MB, Koo BB, Killiany RJ. Retained executive abilities in mild cognitive impairment are associated with increased white matter network connectivity. Eur Radiol. 2017 Jul 10.

100. Farrar DC, Mian AZ, Budson AE, Moss MB, Killiany RJ. Functional brain networks involved in decision-making under certain and uncertain conditions. Neuroradiology. In press.

Reviews, Chapters, and Editorials:

1. Budson AE. Lesion Location in Poststroke Depression and Emotional Incontinence. Journal Watch Neurology 2000 2 67.

2. Budson AE. Neurology. In: Lederman RJ, Winshall JS, editors. Tarascon Internal Medicine & Critical Care Pocketbook. Second Edition. Loma Linda, California: Tarascon Publishing; 2001, p. 101-116.

3. Budson AE. Memory and the Frontal Lobes: The fMRI Evidence. Journal Watch Neurology 2001 3 67.

4. Budson AE, Price BH. Memory: Clinical disorders. In: Nature Encyclopedia of Life Sciences, London, England, Macmillan Publishers Ltd, Nature Publishing Group, 2001 Vol. 11, pp. 529- 536.

5. Solomon PR, Budson AE. Alzheimer’s disease. Clinical Symposia 2003 54 Number 1, p. 1-44

6. Budson AE, Book Review: Clinical Neurology of the Older Adult. Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology 2003 16 .

7. Budson AE. Neural Correlates of Age-Related Changes in Memories of Life Events. Journal Watch Neurology 2003 5 76.

60 8. Budson AE. Neurology. In: Lederman RJ, Winshall JS, editors. Tarascon Internal Medicine & Critical Care Pocketbook. Third Edition. Loma Linda, California: Tarascon Publishing; 2004, p. 103-120.

9. Budson AE. Diffusion abnormalities in transient global amnesia. Journal Watch Neurology 2004 6 77-78.

10. Budson AE, Price BH. Memory dysfunction. The New England Journal of Medicine 2005 352 692-9.

11. Budson AE, Price BH. Memory dysfunction in clinical practice. Discovery Medicine 2005 5 135-141.

12. Glick TH, Budson AE. Education and communication about memory: Using the terminology of cognitive neuroscience. American Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias 2005 20 141-143.

13. Daffner KR, Ryan KK, Williams DM, Budson AE, Rentz DM, Scinto LFM, Holcomb PJ. Age-sensitivity of the P3 in cognitively high-performing adults: Unsettled issues. Neurobiology of Aging 2005 26 1301-1304.

14. Budson AE, Price BH. Memory: Clinical disorders. In: Nature Encyclopedia of Life Sciences, 2nd Edition, London, England, Macmillan Publishers Ltd, Nature Publishing Group, 2005.

15. Budson AE. Harnessing procedural memory to rehabilitate amnesic patients. Journal Watch Neurology, 2005 7 10-11.

16. Budson AE. The cognitive and neuroanatomic underpinnings of confabulation. Journal Watch Neurology 2006 8 66-67.

17. Budson AE. Neurology. In: Winshall JS, Lederman RJ, editors. Tarascon Internal Medicine & Critical Care Pocketbook. Fourth Edition. Loma Linda, California: Tarascon Publishing; 2007, p. 101-118.

18. Budson AE, Price BH. How to understand it: memory dysfunction in neurological practice. Practical Neurology 2007 7 42-47.

18. Budson AE. Memantine for Behavioral Problems in Alzheimer’s Disease. Journal Watch Neurology 2007 9 2-3.

19. Budson AE. Understanding memory distortion in Alzheimer’s disease. Federal Practitioner 2007 24 39-45.

20. Budson AE. Pre-AD decline: A linear progression? Journal Watch Neurology 2007 9.

21. Gold CA, Budson AE. Memory loss in Alzheimer’s disease: Implications for development of therapeutics. Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics 2008 8 1879-1891.

22. Budson AE. Understanding memory distortions in Alzheimer’s disease. Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin 2008 82 18-21.

23. Budson AE, Gold CA. Flashbulb memories in clinical populations. In: Luminet O, Curci A, Conway M, editors. New Developments in the Study of Flashbulb Memories. Hove, England: Psychology Press; 2009, p. 141-161.

24. Budson AE. Understanding memory dysfunction. The Neurologist 2009 15 71-79.

61 25. Wolk DA, Budson AE. Memory systems. Continuum Lifelong Learning Neurol August 2010 16 15-28.

26. McKee AC, Budson AE, Gavett BE, Stern RA, Daneshvar D, Nowinski CJ, Cantu RC, Kowall NW, Perl DP, Hedley-Whyte ET. Author’s reply. J Neuropathol Exp Neurol January 2011 70 98-100.

26. Quiroz YT, Lopera F, Budson AE. Charting the path for early diagnosis and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease. Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics. 2011 11 1665-1667.

28. Budson AE, Solomon PR. New diagnostic criteria for Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment for the practical neurologist. Practical Neurology. 2012 12 88-96.

29. Budson AE, Sacchetti DC. Dementia. In: Singh AK & Loscalzo J, editors. The Brigham Intensive Review of Internal Medicine Oxford University Press, USA, 2012.

30. Budson AE, Solomon PR. New diagnostic criteria for Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment. The Neurologist November 2012 18 356-363. PMID: 23114667

31. Budson AE, Stark A. Dementia. In: Singh AK & Loscalzo J, editors. The Brigham Intensive Review of Internal Medicine, 2nd Edition, Oxford University Press, USA, 2014.

32. Budson AE, Memory Systems in Dementia. In: Dickerson BC, & Atri A, editors. Dementia: Comprehensive Principles and Practice. Oxford University Press, USA, 2014.

33. Tat MJ, Budson AE. Flashbulb memories in clinical populations. In: Luminet O, Curci A, Conway M, editors. New Developments in the Study of Flashbulb Memories, 2nd Edition. Hove, England: Psychology Press; in press.

Books:

1. Budson AE, Solomon PR. Memory Loss: A Practical Guide for Clinicians, Philadelphia: Elsevier Inc., 2011.

2. Budson AE, Kowall NW, Eds. The Handbook of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, Wiley-Blackwell, 2011.

3. Budson AE, Solomon PR. Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, & Dementia: A Practical Guide for Clinicians, 2nd Edition, Philadelphia: Elsevier Inc., 2016.

4. Budson AE, O’Connor MK. Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and What to Do About It, New York: Oxford University Press, 2017.

5. Budson AE, McKee AC, Cantu RC, Stern RA. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy: Proceedings of the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center Talks, Philadelphia: Elsevier Inc., 2017.

Proceedings of Meetings:

1. Lukas SE, Mendelson JH, Henry J, Amass L, Budson A. Ethanol Effects on Marijuana Induced Intoxication and Electroencephalographic Activity. In: Problems in Drug Dependence, NIDA Research Monograph 1988 90 62.

2. Richman K, Budson AE. Health of organisms and health of persons: an embedded instrumentalist approach. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Association, 2000 73(3) 110-111.

62 3. Rentz DM, Faust RR, Michalska K, Budson AE, Scinto LFM, Sperling R, Daffner, KR. Highly intelligent elderly patients: Should the mild cognitive impairment criteria be revised for this group? Advanced Studies in Medicine, 2001 1(8) 317-319.

Nonprint Materials:

1. Budson AE: Alzheimer's Disease. Praxis.md. Accessed (December 2000). praxis.md

2. Budson AE, Price BH. Memory: Clinical disorders. Encyclopedia of Life Sciences, London, England, Macmillan Publishers Ltd, Nature Publishing Group. Accessed (March 2001). www.els.net

3. Budson AE, Goldmann, RE. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. Praxis.md. Accessed (October 2001). praxis.md

News Media:

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