We had a huge contingent at the Association of Academic Psychiatry (AAP) annual meeting held in early September with several members of our department winning awards and many more presenting. Megan Riddle, MD, PhD, (PGY4) and Roberto Montenegro, MD, PhD, (Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow) both received AAP Fellowship Awards. This award honors psychiatry residents who demonstrate particular promise as educators and scholars in the field of academic psychiatry. Jesse Markman, MD, won the Early Career Development Award, created to facilitate career development and offer new educators to learn and share teaching techniques, skills, and innovations. The selection process for these competitive awards places great value upon a candidate’s promise as outstanding leaders, educators, researchers, and clinicians in the field of psychiatry.