Looking forward, looking back: a celebration.
Looking forward, looking back: a celebration.
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展望未来，回顾过去：一场庆典。
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10.1097/01.chi.0000136564.02126.df
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发表时间：
2004
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13.3
通讯作者：
R. Sarles
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R. Sarles
我要感谢学院给我担任校长的机会。在这个美好的组织里有这么多才华横溢、勤奋工作、值得尊敬的成员，担任它的主席是一种真正的特权和荣誉，对此我深表感谢。在过去的两年里，作为当选总统，我在执行委员会任职，经历了一个陡峭的学习曲线。学院是一个复杂而非凡的组织。它支持研究，制作优秀的教育计划，出版国际知名的专业期刊，是儿童和青少年的冠军倡导者。这是一个以志愿者为基础的组织的一个很好的例子，有一个杰出的富有成效的成员，由姜安东尼领导的大量长期工作人员的支持。感谢您的评分我还要感谢我的家人：我的妻子和最好的朋友露易丝，我的女儿克里斯汀和凯伦，她们的丈夫费尔南多和迈克尔，以及我们的孙子蔡斯和康纳。我们今年的会议延续了优秀教育项目的传统，这要感谢拉里·格林希尔、班尼特·利文撒尔和非常勤奋的项目委员会。今年的会议启动了我们为期一年的学院成立50周年庆祝活动。在我们的科学计划之间穿插着许多特别的演讲和活动，突出了我们的历史，向我们的创始人，领导人和成员致敬。特别感谢Norb Enzer和"第50届"委员会，他们收集了所有你将在展览中看到的精彩海报，并制作了我们的历史"网络书"和所有各种特别演讲和活动。庆祝活动的定义是一个特殊的场合，以纪念一个值得注意的事件的日期。庆祝活动经常涉及庄严或喜庆的仪式，而且往往是在人们不从事日常事务的假日。在许多方面，我们的年会是我们作为儿童精神病学家的工作的一个经常性的庆祝活动。我们聚集在一起，从我们的日常业务克制学习，分享，并有乐趣。大多数庆祝活动都涉及回顾和展望。我们今年的庆祝活动将做到这一点。我们将回顾我们的历史，跟随学院的成长，注意我们身份的演变，并调查我们对未来的计划和希望。我们对未来的计划是雄心勃勃的，对我国儿童、青少年和家庭的健康和福祉至关重要。在我们开始下一个50年之际，我们致力于三项主要举措：（1）我们的儿童运动，（2）人力短缺，（3）维持认证。每一项倡议都在顺利进行，每个小组都取得了相当大的进展。有一种能量、热情和专注将使这些举措取得成功。大会、理事会、我们的工作组、工作队和委员会正在勤奋工作，但我们需要每个成员的承诺，使这些倡议取得成果。在这次会议上，在我们的通讯中，在你们的区域组织中，看看，听听，学一学。学院准备好挑战未来。我们需要每个人的帮助、支持和贡献。为了与庆祝的主题保持一致，让我回顾一下我们的历史。我们的学院成立于1953年，是一个小型的，独家的学术儿童精神病学家团体。会员后来向所有儿童精神病学家开放，因此，到1978年我们成立25周年时，该学院已发展到约3,000名会员。今天，我们有7,000多名成员。我们的年度会议开始作为一个1或2天的事件，其中包括六篇论文，六个研讨会，和一个小组，接受2004年5月27日。Sarles博士就职于巴尔的摩马里兰州医学院儿童和青少年精神病学分部。转载请求，以博士Sarles，儿童和青少年精神病学部，马里兰州，医学院，701 W。普拉特街，巴尔的摩，MD 21201;电子邮件：rsarles@psych.umaryland.edu。0890 - 8567/04/4311 - 1315 © 2004由美国儿童和青少年精神病学学会。DOI：10.1097/01.chi.0000136564.02126.df
I want to thank the Academy for the opportunity to serve as President. There are so many talented, hardworking, deserving members of this wonderful organization that to serve as its President is a true privilege and honor for which I am deeply appreciative. For the past 2 years as President-elect, I served on the Executive Committee and experienced a steep learning curve. The Academy is a complex and extraordinary organization. It supports research, produces outstanding educational programs, publishes an internationally acclaimed professional journal, and is a champion advocate for children and adolescents. It is an excellent example of a volunteer-based organization with an outstanding productive membership, supported by a tremendous permanent staff led by Ginger Anthony. Thank you for all you do! I also want to acknowledge and thank my family: Lois, my wife and best friend, my daughters Kristen and Karen, their husbands, Fernando and Michael, and our grandsons, Chase and Connor. Our meeting this year continues the tradition of outstanding educational programs, thanks to Larry Greenhill, Bennett Leventhal, and the very hardworking Program Committee. This year’s meeting initiates our yearlong celebration of the Academy’s 50th Anniversary. Intertwined among our scientific program are many special presentations and events highlighting our history, with tributes to our founders, leaders, and members. Special thanks go to Norb Enzer and the “50th” Committee who assembled all the marvelous posters you will see on display and created our “Web book” of history and all of the various special presentations and events. A celebration is by definition a special occasion to mark the date of a notable event. Celebrations frequently involve ceremonies, solemn or festive, and are often on holidays when people refrain from ordinary business. In many ways, our annual meeting is a recurring celebration of our work as child psychiatrists. We come together refraining from our everyday ordinary business to learn, share, and have fun. Most celebrations involve looking backward and forward. Our celebration this year will do just that. We will look back at our history, follow the growth of the Academy, note the evolution of our identity, and survey our plans and hopes for the future. Our plans for the future are ambitious and critical for the health and well-being of the children, adolescents, and families in our country. As we begin our next 50 years, we have committed ourselves to three major initiatives: (1) our Campaign for Kids, (2) manpower shortages, and (3) maintenance of certification. Each of these initiatives is well underway and each group has made considerable progress. There exist an energy, enthusiasm, and focus that will make these initiatives successful. The Assembly, Council, our Workgroups, Task Forces, and Committees are working diligently, but we need every member’s commitment for these initiatives to come to fruition. Look, listen, and learn at this meeting, in our newsletter, at your regional organizations. The Academy is ready to challenge the future. We need everyone’s help, support, and contributions. In keeping with the theme of celebration, let me reflect on our history. Our Academy began in 1953 as a small, exclusive group of academic child psychiatrists. Membership was later opened to all child psychiatrists so that by our 25th Anniversary in 1978, the Academy had grown to about 3,000 members. Today we have more than 7,000 members. Our annual meeting began as a 1or 2-day event that included six papers, six workshops, and one panel, Accepted May 27, 2004. Dr. Sarles is with the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Baltimore. Reprint requests to Dr. Sarles, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Maryland, School of Medicine, 701 W. Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21201; e-mail: rsarles@psych.umaryland.edu. 0890-8567/04/4311–1315©2004 by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. DOI: 10.1097/01.chi.0000136564.02126.df