SHARE YOUR SNO STORY!

As we celebrate 30 years of the Society for Neuro-Oncology, we want to capture the impact of SNO through the voices of those who have shaped its journey—you! Whether you're a founding member or new to the community, your story matters. Share your story by submitting a brief video, and be a part of our special SNO 30th Anniversary video.

Here are some ideas:

  • How has SNO impacted your career? 

  • What is your most memorable SNO conference experience?

  • Wish SNO 30th Anniversary well-wishes!

How to Participate:

  • Record a short video (30–60 seconds) by clicking the button below.

  • Speak naturally—no need for a script! You can re-record your video as many times as you would like.

  • Once happy with your video, click submit, and your video will be added to the gallery.

Start Your Video!

Sign SNO’s Virtual Anniversary Card

Help us celebrate SNO’s 30th Anniversary! Share your well-wishes, memories, or hopes for the future as we honor three decades of progress in neuro-oncology. Post your message using #SNO30Years and join the celebration!

  • It’s an honor to be part of an organization that has spent three decades advancing the field of neuro-oncology, fostering collaboration, and supporting professionals dedicated to improving the lives of patients. As a staff member, I am constantly inspired by the dedication, innovation, and passion of our members and leadership. Here’s to celebrating this milestone and to many more years of groundbreaking work and progress!

    - Shelley Hwang

  • It has been a pleasure to be a SNO member since its inception. It has always been welcoming, stimulating and a joy to be part of. Thanks to all those who have made it THE forum for Neuro-oncology.

    - Lawrence Cher

  • It is hard to believe that SNO is now 30 years old. I started working with SNO around the time of its 15th Anniversary. There has been such a level of growth to the society; it has been an honor to see it and be a part of it.

    - Megan Johnston

  • Happy 30th Anniversary, SNO! 🎉 It’s been such a privilege to work with an organization that has made such an incredible impact over the past three decades. I’ve loved learning about SNO’s history and the many milestones that have shaped the field of neuro-oncology. I’m excited to be part of this next chapter and can’t wait to see what the future holds!

    - Gabrielle Griffin

  • This community owes a massive debt to the vision of the Society of Neuro-oncology. The field, and my personal place in it, would be dramatically worse without SNO's constant engagement, leadership and coordination of the fight against brain cancer in both children and adults. Thank you, SNO, and congrats on the anniversary! Amazing work!

    - Gene Hwang

  • It seems like yesterday when SNO had its first meeting in Sante Fe, New Mexico. That first meeting could fit in a (relatively) smallish hotel. SNO has come such a long way from those early days. Over 30 years SNO has facilitated many collaborations and friendships that have generated outstanding clinical and research interactions. Those interactions have been focused on, and have improved the care of, patients with brain tumors. Thank you and congratulations SNO on the 30th anniversary

    - Robert Jenkins

  • The Society for Neuro-Oncology has played an instrumental role in advancing brain cancer research, education, and advocacy. As a trainee, the annual meeting was a great opportunity to meet experts and learn how to do neuro-oncology research. As a neuro-oncologist, I look forward to it every year as an opportunity to learn new things, build collaborations, and gather with friends. Thank you SNO for fostering a vibrant neuro-oncology community! I look forward to the next 30 years of progress.t Item

    - Karisa Schreck