The Annual Dinner Meeting provides the Academy with a unique opportunity to thank its gracious members and recognize distinguished medical students, residents and faculty.

• Photo Gallery 2006 - Featuring Naomi Judd
• 2005- Featuring Dr. Tom Crouch
• 2004- Featuring Dr. Mauro Ferrari
• 2003- Featuring Keith Lockhart
• 2002- Featuring Geraldine Ferraro
• 2001- Featuring Paula Zahn
• 2000- Featuring Carl Reiner
• 1999- Featuring Dr. Michael Levitt

The 2005 dinner featured speaker Tom D. Crouch, Ph.D., Curator for the Aeronautics Divison of the National Air and Space Museum.

Dr. Crouch discussed the history of the Wright Brothers and their pioneering efforts here in Dayton.

The 2004 dinner featured speaker Mauro Ferrari, Ph.D., Associate Vice-President for Health Science Technology & Commercialization at The Ohio State University. The event was held on April 28, 2004 at the Dayton Art Institute.

The 2003 dinner featured Keith Lockhart, Conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra, and was held on Wednesday, April 30, 2003. Guests were treated to an elegant dinner on the main stage of the Schuster Performing Arts Center in Downtown Dayton.

The 2002 dinner featured Geraldine Ferraro, the fiirst female candidate for vice-president, former congresswoman and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Human Rights Commission. The dinner was held on Wednesday, April 24, 2002 at the Dayton Marriott Hotel.

The 2001 dinner was held on Wednesday, April 25th at the Dayton Marriott. The Academy proudly presented guest lecturer Paula Zahn, national award-winning journalist and host of Fox Network's The Edge with Paula Zahn.

The Academy of Medicine's Guest Speaker for the 2000 Spring Dinner was comedy legend Carl Reiner. The Emmy-Award winning actor and director entertained and amused our audience of distinguished members. The event was held on April 18, 2000 at the Five Seasons Country Club.

Excellent food, fine entertainment, and an enjoyable lecture were presented April 28 at the 1999 Annual Dinner. The event featured Michael Levitt, M.D., gastroenterologist and associate chief of staff for research at the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center. His presentation, "The Status of Flatus," educated and entertained those in attendance.