The Ohio River Valley Chapter hosted our Spring Educational Symposium on April 14th and 15th in Lexington, KY. The Friday events started off by holding the chapter's second annual mock oral event. This year we were happy to see 16 participants converge at the Griffin Gate Marriott to practice conveying their knowledge of medical physics to volunteer examiners.

The official meeting events started Friday night with a poster session and Meet and Greet where physicists, students, residents, and vendors were able to able to catch up with colleagues, network with new people, and discuss current research within the chapter. The social opportunities continued to the sponsored nightout event held at Shakespeare and Co.

On Saturday the event was started by a TG-281 presentation by AAPM Secretary, Todd Pawlicki to discuss the current government assessment project. Guest speakers included Bill Salter presenting motion management considerations for lung SBRT, Janelle Molloy sharing her experience with educational economics and the evolution of medical physics education, and Brent Parker with helpful information on a physicist's role in supervision in the clinic.

We would like to thank all of the vendors that made this event possible. We appreciate all of the guest speakers and students who shared their research for the symposium. Finally, we would like to thank the volunteer examiners who helped make the mock oral possible and all of the hard work of the chapter officers for another successful meeting.