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2026 Fall CTSA Program Annual Meeting

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2026 Fall CTSA Program 

Annual Meeting

2026 Fall CTSA Program 

Annual Meeting

September 23, 2026 - September 25, 2026

Meeting Materials

Meeting materials will be found within the agenda once they become available.

Agenda Highlights

September 22 | Steering Committee Meeting

September 23 | EC Plenary Session, Administrative and Leadership Meetings: Trial Innovation Network, Hub Administrators, Enterprise Committees (BIDS, Collaboration & Engagement, Integration Across the Lifespan, Workforce Development)

September 24 | General Session Presentations and Poster Presentations

September 25 | General Session Presentations

Proposed Location and Reservations

Proposed Location:

Marriott Marquis Washington DC

901 Massachusetts Ave, NW, 

Washington, DC 20001

  

Reservations:

To be shared at a later date.

Hub Attendance Guidelines and Registration

Each hub may send up to 9 attendees, not including poster presenters, TIN, Steering Committee, or Fall Planning Committee members. This includes:

  • Up to 5 representatives of hub leadership (per the NOFO)
  • 1 representative per EC (up to 4 total)

Registration will open no later than July 31 for Administrative and Leadership meetings as well as the general sessions. Registration for the Hub Administrators meeting will be managed separately, and information will be provided for that meeting.

 

Justification for Attendance

Due to the addition of Enterprise Committee meetings to this year’s event, we are planning for a larger number of attendees at both the EC meetings and the general meeting. We strongly encourage Enterprise Committee (EC) members to attend the general sessions along with your hub leadership. Their participation ensures committee perspectives are integrated into broader programmatic discussions and helps align efforts across the CTSA Program. This cross-functional engagement is vital for fostering collaboration and innovation.

Coordination, Communication, and Operations Support (CCOS) is funded by theNational Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health.

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