Meet Aquifer at the ADMSEP 2026 Annual Meeting

June 18-20, 2026 | Louisville, KY

Not every student on a psychiatry rotation encounters the same patients, receives the same feedback, or leaves equally prepared. Closing that gap is one of the central challenges in psychiatric education right now.

Aquifer will be at the ADMSEP 2026 Annual Meeting in Louisville, June 18-20. So, stop by our table to see how programs are addressing this challenge.

What We're Bringing to Louisville

Our NEW Aquifer Psychiatry Course, developed with ADMSEP educators and available for AY’26-27, gives students on-demand access to core encounters for their clerkship. As for assessment, Calibrate for Psychiatry helps faculty see exactly where learners are struggling, so feedback reaches the students who need it most, right when they need it.

At our table, you can:

• Find out if your school already has access to Aquifer Psychiatry through an existing subscription

• See the new Aquifer Psychiatry Course and how it maps to ADMSEP's curriculum

• Explore how Calibrate’s formative feedback helps students focus where they need to the most

• Discover how you can become an assessment author for Aquifer Psychiatry

• Schedule a future call for a demo of Aquifer’s platform or for an implementation consult

We’d love to connect with you!

Aquifer Consortium Members in the Spotlight

Catch members of the Aquifer Psychiatry Board at these sessions throughout the conference:

Thursday, June 18

1:30-2:45 PM

Reddit to Residency Explorer: Bridging a Match Data Gap

Jesse Koskey, Amanda Gavin, Ellen Gluzman, Shaun Plotnick, Caroline Liu

3:15-4:30 PM

What, Why, and How? Creative Strategies to Promote Interactive Learning

Louis Lachman, Elizabeth Greene, Kimberly Grayson

Friday, June 19

10:00-11:15 AM

You’re Doing a Great Job, Read more: Teaching Medical Students Effective Ways to Ask for [useful] Formative Feedback

Abigail Kay, Jeana Benton, Nicole Cotton, Lia Thomas, Monica Nava Frenier

Beyond the Hidden Curriculum: Teaching Boundaries with Intention

Julie Williams, Samidha Tripathi, Ellen Gluzman, Allison Chambers, Rachael Kuch-Cecconi

11:30 AM - 12:45 PM

Faculty Development on Narrative Feedback: Utilizing Generative AI for Competency-Based Feedback

Max Rosen, Kimberly Grayson, Amanda Harris, Melissa Ludgate, Rodney Villanueva

Receiving Feedback Gracefully

Rachel Russo, Riley Machal, Abigail Kay, Rebecca White, Keisha England, Jacob Givens

Saturday, June 20

8:00-9:30 AM

Creating Space for Reflection: A Curricular Approach to Preserving Empathy

Rohini Mehta, Lori Kels

9:45-11:00 AM

Life after Clerkship: Helping Educators with Career Development

Lia Thomas, Erin Malloy, Benoit Dube, Abigail Kay, Adriane dela Cruz

From Concept to Collaboration: A Live, Co-Created Emodule Design Sprint

Mary Steinmann, Derrick Hamaoka, Larrilyn Grant, Lori Kels, Rohini Mehta

Harnessing Competitive Drive to Practice Evidence-Based Medicine

Kimberly Grayson, Paymon Mosavi

Aquifer would like to extend a big thank you to all of the members of our Psychiatry Board and broader Leadership Team for their dedication to advancing psychiatry education and keeping the needs of health professions educators at the forefront of everything we do. Learn more at aquifer.org/aquifer-psychiatry.

Find us in Kentucky

Whether you're a current Aquifer subscriber wanting to get more out of your tools or someone exploring clinical education solutions for the first time, we'd love to connect. Visit us at our table to talk through what's working, what isn't, and where we can help.

Can’t make it to ADMSEP? Set up a demo of our platform or a Curricular Consult with our team of Peer Trainers to get bespoke support for your program.