AAPA 2022 Events
PA Foundation Party for a Purpose at Howl at the Moon
Sunday, May 22
7:30-10:30 p.m.
Howl at the Moon Indianapolis
$65 student ticket; $95 PA ticket
$600 VIP Table – 4 seats; 3 drink tickets per person; 1 song request per table
It’s a PA party in Indy! Come enjoy live entertainment and food and drinks with your friends and colleagues at Howl at the Moon Indianapolis. Funds raised benefit the PA Foundation and its work to promote better health by providing PAs and PA students with philanthropic opportunities and resources.
The PA Foundation will be following AAPA’s COVID-19 Safety Measures for this event. To review this policy, please visit aapa.org/conference/safety-measures/.
PA Foundation Pacers for Health 5K Fun Run/Walk
Tuesday, May 24
6:30 a.m. race start
$25 students; $55 PAs
Walk, run, or sprint to the finish line in Indianapolis at the Pacers for Health 5K! Jump-start your day, get your endorphins flowing, and keep up with your fitness goals, all while supporting the PA Foundation. Funds raised will support the Foundation’s mission of empowering PAs to improve health through philanthropy and service.
New for 2022: State Challenge
This year we will track registrations by state. The state with the most registrations will receive a championship banner to display at their state conference.
PA Foundation Women in Philanthropy Reception
Monday, May 23
5:00-6:30 p.m.
JW Marriott
$15 students; $25 PAs
Join the Women in Philanthropy (WIP) network for our first ever in-person reception at AAPA 2022. Meet our leadership, mentors, and friends as we gather to celebrate the success of our inaugural year. The event will also include a special presentation titled, “Benevolent Sexism: How to Recognize and Address It.”
The WIP network encourages women to engage in philanthropy and highlights women PAs making a difference in healthcare in their communities.
Student Symposium: Genetics and Precision Medicine in PA Practice
Saturday, May 21
1:00-2:30 p.m.
PA students: Join the PA Foundation for a symposium on the role of genetics in healthcare delivery and practice, featuring an overview of the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program. Topics will include: current state of the genetics workforce, career pathways into genetics, incorporating genetics into everyday practice, and more.
No registration/ticket needed – seating is first come, first served.