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Social Media Challenge: #AMPtutorials

#AMPtutorials Social Media Challenge

We are delighted to introduce #AMPtutorials, an AMP Training and Education Committee social media challenge designed to increase our community's educational impact. Participants create concise educational tutorials on molecular pathology topics and share them through social media.

2027 Social Media Challenge

The 2027 Social Media Challenge is now open!
 

Submit URL here!

Instructions

  1. Develop a concise tutorial (aka “tweetorial”) on any molecular pathology topic for trainees, technologists, faculty, and/or patients.
  2. Post the tutorial on a social media platform of your choice using #AMPtutorials and following the guidelines below.
  3. Submit the URL of your post to AMP. Only posts that have been submitted will be considered for a prize.

The Social Media Challenge Working Group will evaluate submissions and announce a winner in March, May, and August.

Submission will close on August 23rd, 2027 (11:59pm Eastern)

Tutorials should:

  • Utilize the hashtag #AMPtutorials to create a unified space for educational content.
  • Be short and concise.
  • Be relevant to the clinical practice of molecular diagnostics.
  • Promote high-quality clinical laboratory testing.
  • Address knowledge and professional practice gaps.
  • Be evidence-based and supported by publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
  • Contain content free from commercial bias or marketing and present information in a fair and non-biased manner.
  • Adhere to institutional social media guidelines, avoiding patient information.
  • Include the following disclosure: “This educational resource does not constitute medical or legal advice and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or treatment of individual conditions.”
  • Disclose the use of AI tools in creating the tutorial, including the specific AI tool used, its purpose, and the extent of human oversight. AI tools should always be applied with human oversight and control.

Multiple submissions are welcome.

Evaluation

Tutorials are evaluated by the Social Media Challenge Working Group and judged based on characteristics including accuracy, educational effectiveness, engagement, and image quality.

Prizes

Tutorials are evaluated on a regular basis, with the best post selected from each cycle. Three 2027 awardees receive free registration to the AMP 2027 Annual Meeting & Expo in Baltimore, Maryland.

AMP 2027 Showcase

Winning tutorials will be featured at the AMP 2027 Annual Meeting & Expo, extending their educational reach to meeting attendees. 

Open Participation

The challenge is open to everyone, whether or not you are an AMP member. Please share the opportunity with anyone interested in contributing to molecular pathology education.

Past Social Media Challenge Winners

Explore previous award-winning #AMPtutorials contributions by year.

2026 Winners
Darshan Shimoga Chandrashekar, Ph.D.

FLT3-ITD

View Tutorial

Amira Othman, M.D., Ph.D.

Fragile sites

View Tutorial

Avash Das, M.D., Ph.D.

mTOR

View Tutorial

2025 Winners
Ting Zhao, M.D.

TMPRSS2::ERG Fusion in Prostate Cancer

View Tutorial

Patricia Hernandez, M.D.

PIK3CA 

View Tutorial

Chandler Ho, MHA, DLM(ASCP)

Human Globin Genes in Thalassemia

View Tutorial

2024 Winners
Nhat-Phuong Nguyen, M.D.

EWSR1-Rearranged Sarcomas

View Tutorial

Muhammad Hussain, M.D.

Why Is p53 called p53?

View Tutorial

Haluk Kavus, M.D.

Microsatellite Instability and Deficient Mismatch Repair Testing

View Tutorial

We appreciate your dedication to advancing molecular pathology education. If you have questions or suggestions, email AMPEducation@amp.org. We welcome your input as we continue to make #AMPtutorials a valuable and enduring resource for our community.

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