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With much thanks, appreciation, and fondness, the Resident & Fellow Section (RFS) of Neurology thanks Dr. John Millichap, who stepped down as Section Editor in April 2020. Dr. Millichap initially served as an editorial board member for the RFS, then Deputy Editor from 2011–2015, and Section Editor until May 2020. Under his tremendous leadership, the RFS has grown from 507 submissions in 2015 to over 800 in 2019. His forethought and vision led to new subsections, including Journal Club, Global & Community Health, and Emerging Subspecialties in Neurology. He was instrumental in the publication of the section's second e-book in child neurology and expanded the editorial board to include international residents and fellows. He has contributed to the professional development of countless trainees, and on behalf of them all, we send our sincerest thanks and gratitude to Dr. Millichap. He leaves big shoes to fill for Dr. Roy Strowd, who stepped in as Section Editor in May.
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