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

2013 Richard N. Mitchell

2012 Peter G. Anderson
2011 Avrum Gotlieb
2010 Abul K. Abbas
2009 Vinay Kumar

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The ASIP Robbins Distinguished Educator Award is partially supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Elsevier, an ASIP Corporate Partner

 

ASIP Robbins Distinguished Educator Award

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Partially supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Elsevier

The ASIP Award recognizes individuals whose contributions to education in pathology have had a manifest impact at a regional, national, or international level. Examples of meritorious contributions include, but are not limited to:

• Design of innovative or improved educational platforms, curricula, or training programs
• Leadership in strategic planning or administration of educational initiatives
  development of widely disseminated educational materials, such as textbooks, laboratory manuals, and software
• Development of training/education in investigative pathobiology at the undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate levels
• Documented achievements in mentoring, e.g., junior faculty, students, or postdoctoral research or clinical fellows
  

Awardees will receive an honorarium and a plaque that will be presented at the ASIP Annual Business Meeting. Nominations for the award require: 1) three letters of recommendation, including at least 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. Evidence for exemplary contributions to education in pathology must be explicitly delineated in the nomination package.

This award is named in honor of Stanley Robbins (1915-2003) a leader in pathology education, and formerly of Boston University and Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Read more about the life of Stanley L. Robbins in The American Journal of Pathology

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