What Educational and Conference Resources Does ACG Offer on gi.org?

gi.org is the website of the American College of Gastroenterology (ACG), a professional organization for health care professionals in digestive health. The site functions mainly as a hub for continuing education, annual meetings, publications, and member programs. Most listed activities are aimed at gastroenterology professionals, and several require ACG membership or separate registration.

Online Continuing Education

ACG Virtual Grand Rounds

A recurring live online series. According to the site, a nationally recognized expert presents each week on Thursday at Noon (ET), followed by an 8:00pm (ET) rebroadcast, with Q&A included. The page also links to a related #GIhomeschooling resource.

Upcoming Courses

The site maintains an "Upcoming Courses" section that aggregates its scheduled educational programs in one place.

Conferences and Courses

Both entries include separate "Learn More" and "Register" links, so registration is handled per event rather than through a single signup.

Publications and Clinical Content

• AJG (American Journal of Gastroenterology) — the current issue, podcasts, CME, and featured articles. A listed example is a September 2026 clinical guideline on the diagnosis and management of adenomatous polyposis syndromes (Mankaney, et al.), alongside an "Article of the Month."
• ACG Blog — posts on professional and policy topics, such as a task force report on strengthening the GI workforce and a member alert on proposed 2027 Medicare rules.
• ACG Magazine — featured interviews and organizational news.

Grants, Leadership, and Member-Only Items

• ACG 2027 Clinical Research Awards — the site lists 8 grant categories with an application deadline of December 7, 2026, and states that ACG membership is required.
• ACG Institute Leadership — four distinct leadership programs are listed, with applications open.
• AJG Special Issue: Gut-Brain Axis — manuscript submissions accepted until December 15, 2026.

How to Decide Where to Start

• For weekly, no-travel education: check the Virtual Grand Rounds schedule.
• For in-person CME: compare the Nashville annual meeting (October 2026) and the Louisville course (December 2026).
• For research funding: confirm ACG membership before the December 7, 2026 grant deadline.
• For clinical reading and guidelines: go to AJG and the blog.

Note that the site does not publish pricing for these programs on the pages summarized here, so check each event or application page for fees and eligibility.