Academic Profile at a Glance
Dr. LeBoit

• Graduated from Sarah Lawrence College in 1975
• Graduated from Albany Medical College of Union University in 1979
• Certification in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, and Dermatopathology
• Editor-in-chief, American Journal of Dermatopathology 1997-2006
• President, International Society of Dermatopathology, 2007-10
• Co-editor, WHO “blue book Skin Tumors
• Edited a dermatology textbook, Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, and co-authored Histopathologic Diagnosis of Nevi and Melanoma, the second edition of which is in press
• Over 300 invited lectures, including the Ackerman lecture at the International Society and the Pincus lecture at the American Society of Dermatopathology
• Editorial board member, American Journal of Surgical Pathology, Case Reviews in Pathology, former Associate Editor, Journal of Investigative Dermatology
• Founder’s award, American Society of Dermatopathology

• Cutting Edge Dermatopathology for Dermatopathologists
• Dermatopathologic Dilemmas: Melanoma, Infection and Inflammatory Skin Disease
• Dermatopathology in Paradise
• Dermatopathology in Paradise
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: 2019: High Risk Cutaneous Neoplasms, Nails & More
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: Cells and Patterns
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: Challenges in Melanoma, Inflammatory Disease and Alopecia
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: From Common to Cutting Edge
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: From the Basics of Inflammatory Skin Disease to Advanced Techniques with Neoplasms
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: Highlighting Oral Pathology, Soft Tissue Tumors and Lymphoma
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: In Person Again! Melanoma, Lymphoma and More
• Dermatopathology in Paradise: With Oral Pathology, Lymphoma and More
• Dermatopathology in Virtual Paradise 2020 Selected Topics: Inflammatory, Infectious and Neoplastic
• Dermatopathology in Virtual Paradise: Emphasis on Inflammatory Skin Disease, Alopecia, Lymphoma and Melanoma
• Diagnosis of Challenging ENT, Lung, GU and Melanocytic Lesions Application of Informatics in Pathology
• Diagnostic Dermatopathology: Correlating Clinical and H & E Findings Is Not Enough
• Resolving Difficult Diagnoses in Dermatopathology
• Taxing Dermatopathology in Depth: Lymphomas, Soft Tissue and Melanocytic Tumors and Inflammatory Lesions
• West Coast Cutaneous Pathology Review: A Course for Dermatology and Dermatopathology Board Exam Candidates

Past Lectures

• New Clues to Diagnosis in Dermatopathology (And Some Old Ones Revisited) (10/17/2024)
• Pitfalls in the Diagnosis of Melanoma (10/17/2024)
• The Gray Zone: Intermediate Grade Melanocytic Neoplasms and What to Do About Them? (10/16/2024)
• Adnexal Tumors and Some Mimics (10/16/2024)
• Vexing Vasculitides (10/15/2024)
• Unconventional Forms of Melanoma (10/26/2023)
• Unusual Cutaneous Lymphomas (10/25/2023)
• Clinicopathologic Correlations and Dysfunctions:Panel (10/24/2023)
• Combined Nevi: Modulation or Tumor Progression (10/24/2023)
• Vasculitis and Paravasculitis (10/23/2023)
• MINOs and LINOs: Melanomas and Lymphomas in Name-Only (10/06/2022)
• Fibrosing Melanocytic Proliferations (10/05/2022)
• Clinicopathologic Correlations to Break Your Brain (Panel Discussion) (10/04/2022)
• Pagetoid Pattern, Nested Pattern (10/04/2022)
• When Eosinophils Go Wild (10/03/2022)
• Challenging Melanocytic Neoplasms With Genomic Correlations Part 2 (10/14/2021)
• Challenging Melanocytic Neoplasms with Genomic Correlations Part 1 (10/14/2021)
• The Dermatopathology of Autoimmune Disease (10/14/2021)
• Under-Recognized Adnexal Tumors (10/13/2021)
• Clinicopathologic Challenges (Panel Discussion) (10/11/2021)
• Melanoma In Situ or Not? Part 2 (04/15/2021)
• Melanoma In Situ or Not? Part 1 (04/15/2021)
• Glop! Dermal Deposits and Their Meanings (04/14/2021)
• A Philosophical Approach to the Histologic Diagnosis of Inflammatory Skin Disease Part 2 (04/13/2021)
• A Philosophical Approach to the Histologic Diagnosis of Inflammatory Skin Disease Part 1 (04/12/2021)
• Nevi of Special Sites (10/08/2020)
• Granulomatous Dermatitus (10/07/2020)
• The Interface Between Breast and Skin Pathology (10/06/2020)
• Challenging Inflammatory Skin Diseases (10/05/2020)
• Approach to Inflammatory Skin Disease by Pattern Diagnosis (10/05/2020)
• You Know the Eponym: Diseases and Their Describers (10/10/2019)
• Steps to Better Clinicopathologic Correlations (Panel) (10/09/2019)
• New and Little-Known Inflammatory Skin Disease (10/09/2019)
• The Spectrum of Spitzoid Neoplasms: 70 Years After "Melanomas of Childhood" (10/08/2019)
• Revisiting Dyplastic Nevi: 40 Years After the B-K Mole Syndrome (10/07/2019)
• Challenging Consultations: Panel (10/11/2018)
• Tangled Up In Blue, Blue-Like Lesions And Blue Melanomas (10/11/2018)
• Simulators of Mycosis Fungoides (10/10/2018)
• Spitz's Nevus Turns 60 (10/10/2018)
• Certainty And Uncertainty In The Diagnosis Of Inflammatory Skin Disease (10/09/2018)
• Unusual Forms of Melanoma (10/12/2017)
• Unusual Nevi (10/11/2017)
• Challenging Problems in In-Patient Dermatopathology (Panel) (10/10/2017)
• Mycosis Fungoides: A Case-Based Approach (10/10/2017)
• Granulomatous Dermatitis (10/09/2017)
• Saved by the Clinical: Avoiding Humiliation by Paying Attention to Reality (10/13/2016)
• Problematic Proliferations of Squamous Keratinocytes (10/13/2016)
• From Nevus to Melanoma: How Melanocytes Become Malignant: From Genomics to Morphology (10/12/2016)
• A Tour Through Benign Adnexal Neoplasia (10/11/2016)
• The Spectrum of Neutrophilic Dermatitis and Vasculitis (10/10/2016)
• Unusual Variants of Melanoma (10/22/2015)
• Adnexal Carcinomas and Their Simulators (10/22/2015)
• Panel: Challenging Melanocytic Lesions (10/21/2015)
• Panel: Spongiotic and Psoriasiform Dermatitis -- Practical Clinicopathologic Approaches (10/20/2015)
• Granulomtous Dermatitis -- From the Obvious to the Obscure (10/19/2015)
• Six Common Problems in Melanocytic Pathology (Panel) (10/16/2014)
• Emerging Entities (10/16/2014)
• Spindle Cell and Desmoplastic Melanocytic Proliferations (10/15/2014)
• Does Spitz's Nevus Exist in 2014? (10/14/2014)
• W(h)ither the Dysplastic Nevus? (10/13/2014)
• Clinicopathologic Correlations in Hospitalized Patients (Panel Discussion) (10/24/2013)
• Adnexal Carcinomas and Their Mimics (10/24/2013)
• New Immunohistochemical Paradigms in Dermatopathology (10/23/2013)
• An Update on Molecular Diagnosis of Melanocytic Neoplasms (Panel Discussion) (10/22/2013)
• What's New in Inflammatory Skin Disease? (10/21/2013)
• 30 Pitfalls in Dermatopathology in 45 Minutes (10/18/2013)
• Inflammatory Skin Disease for the Disaffected General Pathologist (10/17/2013)
• Cutaneous Lymphomas, LINO (Lymphoma in Name Only) to Natural Killers (10/17/2013)
• Melanoma from Clinical Presentation to Molecular Diagnosis (10/17/2013)
• Nevi that Simulate Melanoma (10/17/2013)
• CD 30 and CD 56 Are Just Stains: They Do Not Define Diseases (10/25/2012)
• Non-Mycosis Fungoides T-Cell Lymphoma (10/24/2012)
• The Patch Stage of Mycosis Fungoides: A Difficult Diagnosis (10/23/2012)
• Lymphoma or Not: Panel Discussion (10/22/2012)
• B-Cell Pseudolymphoma and Low Grade B-Cell Lymphoma: How to Tell Them Apart (10/22/2012)
• Clinicopathologic Correlations in Dermatopathology: Inflammatory Skin Disease (10/06/2011)
• Molecular Pathology of Melanocytic Neoplasms (10/05/2011)
• What's New in Cutaneous Lymphoma? (10/04/2011)
• Ancillary Techniques in Dermatopathology (Panel Discussion) (10/03/2011)
• A New Perspective on Melanocytic Nevi (And Melanomas That Resemble Them) Patterns (10/03/2011)
• An Update on Immunohistochemistry and Dermatopathology (10/15/2010)
• Interface Dermatitis: A Case-Based Approach (10/14/2010)
• Lesions and Syndromes: Cutaneous Markers of a Systemic Problem (10/13/2010)
• Under-Recognized Inflammatory Skin Diseases (Panel Discussion) (10/12/2010)
• Molecular Dermatopathology: Exotic No Longer (10/12/2010)
• Molecular Techniques (05/23/2010)
• Melanoma: Unusual Types (05/23/2010)
• Melanoma: General Principles for Diagnosis (05/23/2010)
• Disorders of Pigmentation (05/23/2010)
• B-Cell Lymphoma and Leukemia Cutis (05/22/2010)
• Squamous Cell and Basal Cell Carcinoma (05/22/2010)
• Infections: Viral and Bacterial (05/21/2010)
• Fibrosing Dermatitis (05/21/2010)
• Interface Dermatitis (05/21/2010)