2018-11-07T13:20:15-06:00 2017-12-31 411360831 OLSEN THIELEN & CO LTD 2675 LONG LAKE ROAD ST PAUL MN 55113 990 2017-01-01 237359775 CHILD NEUROLOGY SOCIETY CHIL 6514869447 1000 WEST COUNTY ROAD E NO 290 ST PAUL MN 55126 ROGER B LARSON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 6514869447 2018-10-31 1 LINDA M NELSON CPA P00205567 6514834521 50.201.188.58 2018-10-31 17:37:34 CD P F7339322C2341C02E526558EBA35B89257BCE232 4242AD8EB4679B061B648A43ADBD954FBFA1F489 2017 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z ROGER B LARSON 1000 WEST COUNTY ROAD E NO 290 ST PAUL MN 55126 2967668 0 X WWW.CHILDNEUROLOGYSOCIETY.ORG X 1973 MN CNS IS A PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY OF PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGISTS DEVOTED TO FOSTERING THE DISCIPLINE OF CHILD NEUROLOGY & PROMOTING THE OPTIMAL CARE AND WELFARE OF CHILDREN WITH NEUROLOGICAL & NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS BY ENSURING EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE, EDUCATION & TRAINING, RESEARCH & ADVOCACY. 7 7 6 200 65231 15579 358770 529845 1846361 1799188 86489 112452 190014 178983 2481634 2620468 61225 51668 0 0 438422 452059 0 0 0 1533914 1802247 2033561 2305974 448073 314494 4826234 5490767 219074 211831 4607160 5278936 X PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY OF PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGISTS DEVOTED TO FOSTERING THE DISCIPLINE OF CHILD NEUROLOGY & PROMOTING THE OPTIMAL CARE & WELFARE OF CHILDREN WITH NEUROLOGICAL & NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS BY ENSURING EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE, EDUCATION & TRAINING, RESEARCH & ADVOCACY.CNS PHYSICIANS ARE SPECIALLY TRAINED IN CHILD NEUROLOGY/NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, OR ARE ENROLLED IN A CHILD NEUROLOGY/NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TRAINING PROGRAM APPROVED BY THE ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION (ACGME) OR THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS OF CANADA, OR HAVE MADE CONTRIBUTIONS IN INVESTIGATION, EDUCATION OR HEALTH CARE IN THE FIELD OF CHILD NEUROLOGY/NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. CHILD NEUROLOGISTS ARE SPECIALLY TRAINED PHYSICIANS WHO HAVE FOLLOWED UP THEIR FOUR-YEAR MEDICAL DEGREE WITH A FIVE-YEAR POST-GRADUATE TRAINING REGIMEN CONSISTING OF TWO YEARS TRAINING IN PEDIATRICS, ONE YEAR IN GENERAL NEUROLOGY & TWO YEARS IN CHILD NEUROLOGY. 0 0 1222943 51668 999580 A NATIONAL MEETING OF THE CHILD NEUROLOGY SOCIETY IS HELD EACH YEAR TO A) PROVIDE CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION FOR CNS MEMBERS AND OTHER MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS ACTIVELY WORKING IN THE FIELD OF CHILD NEUROLOGY, B) FACILITATE THE ONGOING WORK OF MORE THAN A DOZEN STANDING COMMITTEES, C) ENCOURAGE CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH AND TRAINING PROJECTS BY PROVIDING NON-CME ACCREDITED WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS AS WELL AS NUMEROUS SMALL AND LARGE-GROUP NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES. THE 46TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHILD NEUROLOGY SOCIETY, HELD OCTOBER 4-6 IN KANSAS CITY, MO DREW THE SECOND HIGHEST NUMBER OF REGISTERED ATTENDEES, WITH AN ADDITIONAL 273 REPRESENTATIVES OF OVER 65 ORGANIZATIONS OCCUPYING 82 EXHIBIT BOOTHS. THE MEETING FEATURED SIX SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIA, SIX MORNING SEMINARS, FOUR POSTER REVIEW SESSIONS (145 SCIENTIFIC POSTERS) AND NINE SPECIALINTEREST GROUP MEETINGS. SPECIAL RECOGNITION WAS GIVEN TO SOLOMON"NICO" MOSHE, MD (BERNARD SACHS AWARD); AUDREY BRUMBACK, MD, PHD(PHILLIP R. DODGE YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD); NINA SCHOR, MD, PHD (HOWERAWARD); DAVID COULTER, MD (ARNOLD P. GOLD FOUNDATION HUMANISM IN MEDICINE AWARD; SIDNEY GOSPE, JR.,, MD, PHD (BLUE BIRD CIRCLE TRAININGPROGRAM DIRECTOR AWARD); ABE CHUTORIAN, MD (ROGER AND MARY BRUMBACKMEMORIAL LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD) AND W. DONALD SHIELDS, MD (ROGERAND MARY BRUMBACK MEMORIAL LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD). THE GOLDHUMANISM AWARD AND THE TWO BRUMBACK LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS WEREPRESENTED AT THE SOCIETY'S INAUGURAL LEGACY RECEPTION, IN A PROGRAMTHAT INCLUDED SPECIAL RECOGNITION OF KENNETH SWAIMAN, MD, WHO WAS THECENTRAL FIGURE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENVISIONING AND LAUNCHING THE CHILDNEUROLOGY SOCIETY, THE PROFESSORS OF CHILD NEUROLOGY, THE CHILDNEUROLOGY FOUNDATION, AND THE JOURNAL, PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY. THERECEPTION WAS A LANDMARK SUCCESS AND WILL BE HELD ON THE OPENING NIGHTOF THE CNS ANNUAL MEETING EVERY YEAR MOVING FORWARD TO HONOR, THROUGHTHE PRESENTATION OF THE TWO OR MORE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS, THE ARNOLD P. GOLD FOUNDATION HUMANISM IN MEDICINE AWARD, AND THE BLUE BIRD CIRCLE TRAINING PROGRAM DIRECTOR AWARD INDIVIDUALS WHOSE CAREERS HELPED SHAPE AND DEFINE THE CHILD NEUROLOGY SOCIETY'S MISSION AND GROWTH.THIS YEAR MARKED THE FOLLOW-UP TO SEVERAL NEW PROGRAMS BEGUN IN 2016,INCLUDING:1. THE NIH-FUNDED CHILD NEUROLOGY CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (CNCDP).THE PROGRAM IS FUNDED BY A K12 GRANT FOR FIVE YEARS AND IS DESIGNED TOSUPPORT PROMISING PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY CLINICIAN-SCIENTISTS FOR THREEYEARS OF MENTORED RESEARCH FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF THEIR CLINICALTRAINING.2.THE CNS JOHN "JACK" PELLOCK RESIDENT SEMINAR ON EPILEPSY. FIFTY-EIGHTPGY5 RESIDENTS AND EIGHT FACULTY MEMBERS GATHERED ON TUESDAY EVENINGAND ALL-DAY WEDNESDAY FOR A COMPREHENSIVE EPILEPSY SEMINAR. CONSISTENTWITH ITS MISSION TO TRAIN THE NEXT GENERATION OF CHILD NEUROLOGISTS,THE CNS FORMALLY ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS PROGRAM IN 2016,GUARANTEEING AT LEAST ONE RESIDENT FROM EACH TRAINING PROGRAM BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE WITH SUPPORT FROM THE CNS (HOTEL, REGISTRATIONFEE WAIVER FOR ANNUAL MEETING). THE FIRST TWO "PELLOCK FELLOWS" WERESELECTED AS PART OF A THREE-YEAR PILOT PROGRAM THAT WILL IDENTIFY ANDSUPPORT JOINT PARTICIPATION AND LEADERSHIP IN BOTH THE CNS, THEAMERICAN EPILEPSY SOCIETY (AES), AND THE CHILD NEUROLOGY FOUNDATION(CNF). THE PROGRAM IS FUNDED BY AN UNRESTRICTED GRANT (MADE TO THE AES)BY UPSHER SMITH.3. BIOMEDICAL WRITING WORKSHOP. DRS. E. STEVE ROACH, EDITOR OFPEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY, AND MARC PATTERSON, EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL OF CHILDNEUROLOGY, ORGANIZED A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL FOLLOW-UP TO THEIR 2016INAUGURAL WRITING WORKSHOP, ATTENDED THIS YEAR BY 25 EARLY CAREERACADEMIC NEUROLOGISTS. DRS. JONATHAN MINK, ASSOCIATE EDITOR OFNEUROLOGY, AND SCOTT POMEROY, ASSOCIATE EDITOR OF ANNALS OF NEUROLOGYALSO SERVED AS FACULTY.4. SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP CME SESSIONS. FOUR 1.0 CREDIT COURSES WEREORGANIZED AND PRESENTED BY CNS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS IN KANSAS CITY.TOPICS INCLUDED: EDUCATION, NEUROCRITICAL CARE,NEUROGENETICS/NEURODEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES. 894979 0 913360 THE CNS MAINTAINED ITS WEBSITE WITH REGULARLY UPDATED FEATURES ANDSERVICES TO MEET THE REGULAR AND EVOLVING ACADEMIC, RESEARCH, ANDPRACTICE-BASED NEEDS OF ITS MEMBERS. IN ADDITION TO THE CONTINUINGMEDICAL EDUCATION COURSES OFFERED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING, THE CNSCONTINUES TO OFFER MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION RESOURCES ON ITSWEBSITE IN SUPPORT OF MEMBERS' PREPARATION FOR CERTIFICATION ANDRECERTIFICATION THROUGH THE AMERICAN BOARD OF PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY.MORE THAN 60 CASES OF VARYING DIFFICULTY LEVELS ARE NOW AVAILABLE INTHE LIBRARY OF CASE STUDIES POSTED ON THE CNS WEBSITE FOR TRAININGPROGRAMS TO USE AS A TEACHING TOOL. BOTH THE CASE STUDIES AND THE MOCSELF-ASSESSMENT-EXAMS MIGRATED TO A NEWLY CREATED LIFELONG LEARNINGWEBSITE IN 2017. THE NEW LEARNING WEBSITE ADDED SIX CME COURSES IN ITS FIRST YEAR, WITH A TARGETED ADDITION OF 10 IN 2018, GREATLY EXPANDINGTHE SCOPE AND ACCESSIBILITY OF CME PROGRAMMING FOR MEMBERS ATDISCOUNTED RATES, AND NON-CNS MEMBERS AT HIGHER PURCHASE RATES.THE NEW COMMUNITY WEBSITE, CNS CONNECT, CONTINUES TO SEE GROWINGINTEREST AND PARTICIPATION IN COMMITTEE AND SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPWORKSPACES, ENHANCING COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN MEMBERS AND COLLABORATIVERESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS WITHIN THE CHILD NEUROLOGYCOMMUNITY. THE CHILD NEUROLOGY LISTSERVE, SUPPORTED BY THE CNS BUT INDEPENDENT-LY ADMINISTERED AND MADE AVAILABLE TO CHILD NEUROLOGISTSWORLDWIDE, MEMBER AND NON-MEMBER, CONTINUED TO BE HEAVILY USED AS AHANDY COMMUNICATION TOOL FOR DISCUSSING DIFFICULT CASES, MAKINGREFERRALS, AND PROVIDING AN OPEN FORUM FOR UNEDITED EXCHANGE OFVIEWPOINTS.THE CNS PUBLISHED THREE ISSUES OF ITS MEMBER NEWS MAGAZINE, CNSCONNECTIONS, DURING THE YEAR. AS ITS NAME SUGGESTS, THE 60+ PAGEPUBLICATION FOCUSES ON IDENTIFYING AND STRENGTHENING A VARIETY OFCONNECTIONS BETWEEN COLLEAGUES WITH FEATURE ARTICLES ON RESEARCHPROJECTS (EMPHASIS ON YOUNG RESEARCHERS) AND A Q&A FEATURE INTERVIEWWITH THOUGHT LEADERS IN CHILD NEUROLOGY. THE CNS CONTINUED TO PARTNER WITHTHE AMERICAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION IN PUBLISHING THE PRESTIGIOUSMONTHLY JOURNAL, ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY.THE CNS IS CURRENTLY DIGITIZING ITS ARCHIVES AND HAS LAUNCHED AWIDE-RANGING HISTORY/TRAINING PROGRAM VIDEOTAPING PROJECT CAPTURINGORAL HISTORIES FOR POSTING ON ITS WEBSITE AND INCLUSION IN A 50THANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION DISPLAY AND BOOK IN CONJUNCTION WITH ITS 50THANNUAL MEETING IN 2021. MORE THAN 100 CLIPS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLEON-LINE, WITH MORE TO BE ADDED EACH YEAR.THE SECOND SET OF 100+ REFLEX HAMMERS ENGRAVED WITH THE CNS LOGO WEREPRESENTED IN 2017 TO CHILD NEUROLOGY RESIDENTS ENTERING THEIR FIRSTYEAR OF NEUROLOGY TRAINING (PGY3). THE "BRAINCHILD" OF CNS PRESIDENT,DR. KENNETH MACK, THIS PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE CHILD NEUROLOGISTS WITH ADAILY REMINDER OF THE PRESENCE AND IMPORTANCE IN THEIR PROFESSIONALLIVES OF THE PREMIER ASSOCIATION OF CHILD NEUROLOGISTS FOUNDED IN 1972 BY CHILD NEUROLOGISTS ON THEIR BEHALF AND ON BEHALF OF THEIR PATIENTS.THE CNS IS ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN NUMEROUS LONG-TERM AND SHORT-TERMPROGRAMS WITH AFFILIATED PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING AMERICANACADEMY OF NEUROLOGY (AAN), AMERICAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (ANA),AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PEDIATRICS (AAP), ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITYPROFESSORS OF NEUROLOGY (AUPN), AMERICAN EPILEPSY SOCIETY (AES),PEDIATRIC ACADEMIC SOCIETY (PAS), AMERICAN BRAIN COALITION (ABC),COUNCIL OF PEDIATRIC SUBSPECIALTIES (COPS), THE UNITED COUNCIL OFNEUROLOGICAL SPECIALTIES (UCNS) AND, ITS "SISTER ORGANIZATION, THE CHILD NEUROLOGY FOUNDATION (CNF). THE CHILD NEUROLOGY FOUNDATION IS A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION LAUNCHED BY THE CNS IN 2000 TO ENGAGE IN COLLABORATAIVE RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY INITIATIVES WITH OTHER NON-PROFIT/NON-MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN RESEARCH AND FAMILY SUPPORT FOCUSED ON CHILDREN WITH NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS. HIGHLIGHTING INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITY IN 2017 WAS THE EXPANSION IN THE CHILD NEUROLOGY WORK GROUP IN TANDEM WITH THE AMERICAN ACADE-MY OF NEUROLOGY, ENCOURAGING COLLABORATION BETWEEN STAFF, OFFICERS AND MEM-BERS OF THE TWO ORGANIZATIONS. THE CNS CONTINUES TO BE ACTIVELY WITH OTHER PEDIAT-RICSUBSPECIALTY ORGANIZATIONS IN CRAFTING AND PROMOTING LEGISLATIVE AND POLICY INI-TIATIVES ADDRESSING A LOAN FORGIVENESS PROGRAM THAT WILL HELPRECRUIT A SUFFICIENTLY LARGE AND ADEQUATELY TRAINED GENERATIONAL COHORTOF CHILD NEUROLOGISTS TO SERVE THE GROWING AND CHANGING NEEDS OF CHILDREN THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. 2117922 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 1 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 7 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 MN X ROGER LARSON 6514869447 1000 WEST COUNTY ROAD E ST PAUL MN 55126 JONATHAN MINK MD PHD PRESIDENT 1.00 X X 0 0 0 BRUCE H COHEN MD SECRETARY-TREASURER 1.00 X X 0 0 0 KENNETH J MACK MD PHD PAST PRESIDENT 1.00 X X 0 0 0 DONALD L GILBERT MD MS COUNCILLOR FOR THE MIDWEST 1.00 X 0 0 0 MARY ZUPANC MD COUNCILLOR FOR THE WEST 1.00 X 0 0 0 MICHAEL I SHEVELL MD COUNCILLOR FOR THE EAST 1.00 X 0 0 0 PETER B KANG MD COUNCILLOR FOR THE SOUTH 1.00 X 0 0 0 ROGER B LARSON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40.00 X 154728 0 38269 SUE HUSSMAN CMP ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR 40.00 X 96513 0 33680 251241 0 71949 1 0 1 0 0 529845 529845 CONFERENCE REVENUE 900099 510530 510530 DUES & INITIATION FEES 900099 506890 506890 EXHIBIT REVENUE 900099 489050 489050 ANNALS EDITORIAL 900099 230702 230702 ANNALS ADVERTISING 541800 62016 62016 1799188 118186 118186 341466 347200 -5734 -5734 -5734 REGISTRY INCOME 900099 93145 93145 MISCELLANEOUS 900099 35910 35910 MAILING LISTS 900099 32145 28930 3215 17783 17783 178983 2620468 1912940 65231 112452 22250 22250 29418 29418 323190 288071 35119 85575 76308 9267 19339 17212 2127 23955 21074 2881 44491 44491 36168 36168 23459 21945 1514 79774 70523 9251 64427 63626 801 27581 24547 3034 9902 7603 2299 1171275 1171275 17813 15854 1959 7040 2407 4633 UNRELATED BUSINESS INCO 4119 4119 ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY 218100 218100 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 28351 28351 NEWSLETTER 17994 17994 51753 49715 2038 2305974 2117922 188052 0 1282217 1442555 1086414 1259845 124322 136106 38495 58212 97247 65824 45617 31423 2249169 2562626 4826234 5490767 61484 47571 157590 164260 219074 211831 X 3151622 3614698 183781 374886 1271757 1289352 4607160 5278936 4826234 5490767 314494 357282 0 X 0 1 X 0 0 X 314444 760199 465341 358770 529845 2428599 1369188 1423061 1644939 1777875 1912940 8128003 1683632 2183260 2110280 2136645 2442785 10556602 211990 327500 150000 185000 195000 1069490 11458 27600 39058 211990 327500 150000 196458 222600 1108548 9448054 22384 141785 112990 81081 118186 476426 3292 4460 17345 19382 13242 57721 25676 146245 130335 100463 131428 534147 84293 107063 150040 190014 175768 707178 1793601 2436568 2390655 2427122 2749981 11797927 0.80080 0.80730 0.04530 0.04100 X SCHEDULE A, PART III, LINE 12, EXPLANATION OF OTHER INCOME: MISCELLANEOUS INCOME - 2013 AMOUNT: $ 84,293. 2014 AMOUNT: $ 107,063. 2015 AMOUNT: $ 150,040. 2016 AMOUNT: $ 190,014. 2017 AMOUNT: $ 175,768. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 36168 0 0 36168 0 PART II-B, LINE 1 (G) THE ORGANIZATION HAS A GOVERNMENT RELATIONS REPRESENTATIVE WHICH REPRESENTS CNS IN WASHINGTON ON ISSUES IMPORTANT TO CNS. 1455538 32345 219357 43002 1664238 1403343 34020 72863 54688 1455538 1384920 47091 -13733 14935 1403343 946193 429699 23101 14073 1384920 819337 112454 32844 18442 946193 0.00000 0.77470 0.22530 0 0 97247 65824 31423 31423 X 2977750 357282 357282 2620468 0 2620468 2305974 0 2305974 0 2305974 PART V, LINE 4: THE CHILD NEUROLOGY EDUCATION ENDOWMENT WAS ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING TRAVEL AWARDS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL AWARDS AT THE ORGANIZATION'S ANNUAL MEETING. PART X, LINE 2: ASC 740 DISCLOSURE FROM AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: THE SOCIETY IS CLASSIFIED AS A TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND IS SUBJECT TO FEDERAL AND STATE INCOME TAX ONLY ON NET UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME. THE SOCIETY GENERATES UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME FROM ITS PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER SERVICES. CASH PAYMENTS FOR INCOME TAXES WERE $6,332 AND $6,995 IN 2017 AND 2016. THE SOCIETY REVIEWS INCOME TAX POSITIONS TAKEN OR EXPECTED TO BE TAKEN IN INCOME TAX RETURNS TO DETERMINE IF THERE ARE ANY INCOME TAX UNCERTAINTIES. THIS INCLUDES POSITIONS THAT THE ENTITY IS EXEMPT FROM INCOME TAXES OR NOT SUBJECT TO INCOME TAXES ON UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME. THE SOCIETY RECOGNIZES TAX BENEFITS FROM UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS ONLY IF IT IS MORE LIKELY THAN NOT THAT THE TAX POSITIONS WILL BE SUSTAINED ON EXAMINATION BY TAXING AUTHORITIES, BASED ON THE TECHNICAL MERITS OF THE POSITIONS. THE SOCIETY HAS IDENTIFIED NO SIGNIFICANT INCOME TAX UNCERTAINTIES. 1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN - OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROJECTS 3925 WEST BRAKER LN BLDG 156 STE 311072 AUSTIN MN 78759 746000203 STATE EDUCATION INST 20000 YOUNG INVESTIGATOR RESEARCH GRANT ASSOCIATION OF CHILD NEUROLOGY NURSES 1000 WEST CO ROAD E 290 ST PAUL MN 55126 412005231 501(C)(3) 2250 TRAVEL GRANT FOR ANNUAL MEETING 2 0 ARNOLD P GOLD FOUNDATION HUMANISM IN MEDICINE AWARD 1 1000 935 FMV TRANSPORTATION TO ANNUAL MEETING, ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION FEE WAIVER, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING BERNARD D'SOUZA AWARD 2 70 4484 FMV TRAVEL EXPENSES TO ANNUAL MEETING, ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION WAIVED, PLAQUE AT ANNUAL MEETING BERNARD SACHS AWARD 1 1000 2122 FMV TRANSPORTATION AND LODGING FOR ANNUAL MEETING, REGISTRATION FEE WAIVER, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING BLUE BIRD CIRCLE AWARD 1 1000 197 FMV PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING HOWER AWARD 1 1000 2882 FMV TRANSPORTATION AND LODGING FOR ANNUAL MEETING, REGISTRATION FEE WAIVER, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2 1773 FMV TRANSPORTATION AND LODGING FOR ANNUAL MEETING, REGISTRATION FEE WAIVER, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING KOENIGSBERGER AWARD 1 300 492 FMV ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION FEE WAIVED, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH PRIZE 1 1000 2087 FMV TRANSPORTATION AND LODGING FOR ANNUAL MEETING, REGISTRATION FEE WAIVER, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OUTSTANDING JUNIOR MEMBER 4 7129 FMV TRANSPORTATION AND LODGING FOR ANNUAL MEETING, REGISTRATION FEE WAIVER, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING PHILIP R. DODGE YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD 1 1749 FMV TRANSPORTATION AND LODGING FOR ANNUAL MEETING, REGISTRATION FEE WAIVER, PLAQUE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING AAP AWARD 1 197 FMV AWARD PLAQUE PART I, LINE 2: CNS MAKES GRANTS EACH YEAR FROM THE TEMP RESTRICTED EARNINGS OF THE ENDOWMENT AND FROM OTHER SOURCES. THE PROCESS OF AWARDING THESE GRANTS INCLUDES AN APPLICATION, REVIEW, AND DECISION BY THE AWARD COMMITTEE. ALL AWARD NOMINEES MUST MEET ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO EACH GRANT. AWARD WINNERS ARE SELECTED FROM NOMINATIONS SUBMITTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH PUBLISHED PROCEDURES. ALL CONFERENCE TRAVEL AWARDS ARE DOCUMENTED WITH RECEIPTS. X X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ROGER B LARSON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 154728 0 0 0 0 0 21788 0 16481 0 192997 0 0 0 FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 6 THE CNS HAS SIX CLASSES OF MEMBERS; ACTIVE (ANNUAL DUES $350), JUNIOR ($50), HONORARY ($0), EMERITUS ($0), AFFILIATE ($350) AND MEDICAL STUDENT ($0). MEMBERSHIP FEATURES FOR ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP ARE; SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY, QUARTERLY NEWSLETTERS & ANNOUNCEMENTS, CNS MEMBER E-MAIL UPDATES, DISCOUNTED CNS ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION FEE, PEER RECOGNITION & NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES, INCLUDING PARTICIPATION IN CNS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP(S) AND COMMITTEES, ACCESS TO THE ON-LINE MEMBER DIRECTORY, RIGHT TO VOTE, RIGHT TO HOLD OFFICE AS AN OFFICER OR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ADVOCACY ON A BROAD SPECTRUM OF PRACTICE-,RESEARCH-AND PATIENT/DISEASE-RELATED ISSUES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. FEATURES FOR THE CATEGORIES (I.E. JUNIOR, AFFILIATE, EMERITUS) ARE RELATIVELY THE SAME WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY, RIGHT TO VOTE AND THE RIGHT TO HOLD OFFICE AS AN OFFICER OR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 7A ELECTION OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS IS BY MAJORITY VOTE OF THE ACTIVE MEMBERS CASTING MAIL OR ONLINE BALLOTS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 7B BYLAW AMENDMENTS, ETC. ARE SUBJECT TO VOTE BY THE MEMBERS ENTITLED TO VOTE AT ANY REGULAR OR SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B FORM 990 WILL BE REVIEWED BY THE SOCIETY'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF THE COMPLETED RETURN WILL BE SENT TO THE PRESIDENT AND THE SECRETARY/TREASURER. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C THE SOCIETY REQUIRES MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND ALL OTHER CNS MEMBERS REPRESENTING THE SOCIETY TO OUTSIDE PARTIES IN AN OFFICIAL CAPACITY TO DISCLOSE IN WRITING THE EXISTENCE OF ANY FINANCIAL INTEREST OR OTHER RELATIONSHIP HE/SHE AND HIS/HER SPOUSE OR PARTNER HAS HAD WITH A COMPANY OR ASSOCIATION WHOSE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES MAY DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY AFFECT OR BE AFFECTED BY CNS ACTIONS AND/OR INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATIONS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 PROPOSED SALARY INCREASES ARE PRESENTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON A YEARLY BASIS FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL. DETERMINATION OF PROPOSED SALARY INCREASES INCLUDES REVIEW OF ASAE AND OTHER SALARY SURVEYS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE ORGANIZATION'S OFFICE.