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The Honeycutt Award

The Honeycutt Award is a bestowed on the most outstanding poster presentation by pre-professional or professional students, nurses or advanced practice nurses, midwives or medical residents of any specialty. The poster presentation will be judged by a scientific panel chosen by the Watson Bowes Research Institute.

The posters are presented and judged each year at the Matthew Bulfin Educational Conference (MBEC). The winner will be presented with the Honeycutt Award ($500) on Saturday morning of the conference, during the plenary session.

Posters must be set up the first day of the conference – more details coming soon! The Honeycutt Award will be given to the presentation which scored the highest on 3 criteria: scientific merit, applicability to life issues, and presentation.

Instructions for the poster format will be sent to all registrants one month prior to the conference.

Deadline to sign-up: February 7, 2026

The Honeycutt Award

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About the Conference

This conference brings together pro-life researchers, physicians, mental health and advanced practice providers, medical students, medical residents, and policy makers for an educational seminar covering the most important topics related to life issues. Featuring great speakers with experience and expertise in addressing the most difficult questions facing pro-life physicians: from maternal mortality to sex ed, from medication abortion to reversing Mifepristone, this conference will equip you to tackle the difficult questions.

What have others said about our conference?

I learned a tremendous amount from the MBEC conference, but what has made the largest impact on me was knowing that I am not alone in this mission to protect women and children. Everytime I feel like I am alone in this fight as a future physician, I remember all the other students and mentors that I met and I no longer feel alone. Personally, I have faced much adversity since the overturn of Roe vs. Wade and so having the support of those who attended the conference has given me the strength to continue advocating for life.
Sadie Daugereaux, OMM Scholar, PCOM South Georgia
2022 DeCook Scholar
As a first-time attendee at this conference, I was not sure what to expect, but I found this conference to be an amazing event . I was so inspired to meet so many outstanding medical professionals, arguably some of the best people on the planet in my opinion. The speakers and the topics were very relevant.
Mary Anne Mosack
CEO and president, Ascend, 2024 conference speaker
The sessions were very encouraging, and the speakers were all excellent. I am so impressed with all that was covered and how exceptional all the plenary speakers and breakouts were. I left feeling equipped and knowledgeable.
Ashton Reed
Class of 2027, 2024 DeCook scholar, first time attendee
This conference provides cutting edge, pro-life medical updates that you won't find anywhere else.
George Delgado, M.D.
Conference Attendee
It is so refreshing to be with physicians who recognize they are caring for two patients - a mother and a baby - and help women safely deliver high risk or crisis pregnancies.
Kathleen Raviele, M.D.
Conference Attendee
The talks were great and improved my ability to be a pro-life physician
Len Tadvick, MD,
2024 conference attendee.

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