CONGRATULATIONS  Navin Singh, MS2.

Winner of the 2025 Dr. David T. Lowenthal Founder's Award

Congratulations to the 2025 Dr. David T. Lowenthal Poster Session Founder’s Award winner, Navin Singh MS2, University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine, for his abstract titled "'Forgotten, But Not Gone' A Case of Hospice Graduation," pictured here with co-author and FGS member, Nupur Kroger, MD, PGY-5, University of South Florida, Morsani College of Medicine.

Each year in honor of our Founder, the Florida Geriatrics Society presents the Dr. David T. Lowenthal Founder’s Poster Session Award in Geriatrics to the author whose abstract has been judged to best exemplify excellence within a topic area pertinent to geriatric care. From among all abstract submissions, the FGS Lowenthal Award and Poster Session Committee also invites a small number of authors to present their research at the annual meeting as an oral presentation.

Congratulations Navin Singh and Co-author, Nupur Kroger, MD

From among all abstract submissions, the FGS Lowenthal Award and Poster Session Committee also invites a small number of authors to present their research upon the closing of the final poster session judging session, as part of our general session. The 2025 invited presenters included: 

Katherine Bui, DO, University of South Florida, Morsani College of Medicine

Josué Cabán Álvarez, MD, University of South Florida, Morsani College of Medicine

Navin Singh, MS2, University of South Florida, Morsani College of Medicine

Elisabeth Smith, MD, Florida State University College of Medicine

Our deepest gratitude to our judges and Education Committee Lowenthal Poster Session Coordinators Dennis Mayeaux, MD and Jonathan Stewart, MD, DLFAPA, AGSF.

2024 David T. Lowenthal Oral Poster Presenters:

• Cristian Guerrero, University of Central Florida College of Medicine: A Computed Tomography-Based Survey of Elder Willed Body Donor Scans

• Talib Hakim, University of Central Florida College of Medicine: Change in Weight of Mutated G168S GLP-1R vs. Wild-Type GLP-1R Mice

• Sara Khan, MD, University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine: Hiding in Plain Sight: Korsakoff Syndrome