2025 Annual Meeting
May 8-9, 2025
Theme: Cognitive Aging
Location: University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL

Keynote speaker: Dr. Carol Barnes
Regents’ Professor, Psychology, Neurology and Neuroscience
Evelyn F. McKnight Chair for Learning and Memory in Aging
University of Arizona
                                              

Featured Member Speaker: Dr. Eric Porges
     Associate Professor, Clinical and Health Psychology        
University of Florida  

Register now for the FCNC 2025!

FCNC 2025

Location & Parking

The 2025 FCNC meeting will be held in the Morgridge International Reading Center at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, FL

Address: 12494 University Blvd., Orlando, FL 32816

We have a hotel block at The Celeste Hotel*, Orlando, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel for 169.00 USD per night - Last Day to Book : Tuesday, April 15, 2025

*The Celeste Hotel is on the UCF main campus and is walking distance (0.2 miles) from the conference site.

Reservations may be cancelled without penalty with a 48-hour advance notice. Check-in is at 4:00 PM, Check-out is at 12:00 PM. Parking fees apply, currently at $15.00 per night/per vehicle plus tax for Self-Parking and $20.00 per night/per vehicle plus tax for Valet Parking.

FCNC 2025 Program

Thank you to our sponsors who made FCNC 2025 possible!

University of Central Florida Office of Research

Silver Level Sponsor

University of Florida McKnight Brain Institute

Gold Level Sponsor

Silver Level ($1500-$2999); Gold Level ($3000-$5000)

Code of Conduct

The FCNC provides a respectful and inclusive environment that promotes active scientific discussions about key issues facing our field. The success of the FCNC meeting depends on the professional and ethical conduct of all attendees throughout all formal and informal sessions of the meeting. Thus, we are dedicated to fostering a culture that welcomes attendees of all identities and career stages. We take seriously any allegations of misconduct, sexual and gender harassment, or any other harmful behaviors inconsistent with a healthy professional and personal environment.

Harassment and disrespect of any sort is not tolerated. Violations may result in dismissal from the conference. We encourage reporting to the Executive Committee. When a violation is reported, a full meeting of the Executive Committee will first convene to initiate a full inquiry, and then again to determine a course of action based on the outcome of the inquiry. Confidentiality of all involved parties will be maintained to the fullest extent possible. The Executive Committee may take any of several actions including suspending the right to attend future meetings and referring the allegations to the organization or institution where the attendee is appointed for their review and assessment. All allegations will be reviewed.