Awards
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ASIP Meritorious Awards
•	Gold-Headed Cane
•	Rous-Whipple
•	Outstanding Investigator
•	Robbins Distinguished Educator
•	Cotran Early Career Investigator
•	Young Scientist Leadership -- Formerly the Excellence in Science Award --
ASIP Travel Awards
•	Experimental Pathologist-in-Training (EPIT)
•	Experimental Pathologist-in-Graduate-Training (EPIGT)
Trainee Travel Awards
•	ASIP Trainee Travel
•	A. D. Sobel - ASIP Education Fund
•	Marcos Rojkind - ASIP Trainee Travel
•	Minority Trainee Travel
•	The Histochemical Society Sponsored Trainee Travel Award Application to attend the ASIP Annual Meeting at Experimental Biology
•	Intersociety Council for Pathology Information (ICPI) Trainee Travel Award
•	FASEB Excellence in Science Award
•	SIPMet Young Investigator Award to Attend the ASIP Annual Meeting

Awardees

ASIP Outstanding Investigator
Award Recipients
(Funded by ASIP)

2013 William B. Coleman
2012 Kojo Elenitoba-Johnson
2011 Mark A. Smith
2010 Charleen T. Chu
2009 Mel Feany

Amgen Outstanding Investigator
Award Recipients
(Funded by Amgen, Inc.)
2008 David M. Engman
2007 Gerald S. Shadel
2006 Jonathan Pollack
2006 Jerrold R. Turner
2005 Arul Chinnaiyan
2004 U. von Andrian

Pfizer Outstanding Investigator
Award Recipients
(Funded by Pfizer)
2003 Charles Clevenger
2002 Martin M. Matzuk
2001 Robert W. Doms

Awardees from 2000 and Earlier

ASIP Outstanding Investigator Award

Submit Nominations

First awarded in 1957 as the Warner-Lambert-Parke Davis Outstanding Investigator Award through 2000 (then as the Pfizer Outstanding Investigator Award from 2001-2003 and the Amgen Outstanding Investigator Award from 2004-2008), this prestigious annual award recognizes mid-career investigators with demonstrated excellence in research in experimental pathology. The Meritorious Awards Committee will consider the published record of peer-reviewed research and overall impact of the science, mentorship, and participation of the candidate and protégés in ASIP scientific meetings. There is no age eligibility requirement for this award; however, prior experience suggests that most successful awardees are in transition from Associate Professor to Professor (or equivalent) and are under 50-years of age at the time of nomination. Awardees will receive an honorarium and a plaque at the ASIP Annual Meeting that will form the basis of a publication in The American Journal of Pathology. Nominations for the award require: 1) three letters of recommendation including two from members of the Society; 2) the candidate's curriculum vitae including bibliography; and 3) ASIP membership in good standing for at least five years prior to nomination.

For more information on ASIP Meritorious Awards contact Constanza Gonzalez, cgonzalez@asip.org.