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Centennial Celebration Event Information
Centennial Leaders
Lifetime Contributions > $5,000
Mark E. Sobel
Elsevier
Department of Pathology, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Department of Patholgy and Genomic Medicine, The Methodist Hospital System
University of Alabama at Birmingham, Department of Pathology
The Histochemical Society
Centennial Ambassadors
Lifetime Contributions > $2,500
Organovo
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
University of Pittsburgh Department of Pathology, Division of Experimental Pathology
Centennial Diplomats
Lifetime Contributions > $1,000
Dorothy F. Bainton
Carl Becker
Stanley Cohen
Michael A. Gimbrone
Avrum Gotlieb
The Howley Family Fund
Michael E. Lamm
Daniel & Robin Remick
William Stetler-Stevenson
Centennial Partners
Lifetime Contributions > $500
Martha Furie
Linda McManus
Richard Mitchell
Elizabeth Unger
Centennial Supporters
Lifetime Contributions up to $500
Frederick F. Becker
Wayne Buck
Daniel Dion
Samuel W. French
Elizabeth Galbreath
Henry P. Godfrey
Renato Iozzo
Jeffrey Ross
Xiao-Min Yin
Centennial Friends
Lifetime Contributions up to $100
Arnold Brody
Keith Cheng
David A. Dicheck
Dennis Dickson
Philip M. Grimley
Hisashi Horiguchi
Lester Kobzik
Danny Milner
Joseph Parker
Alexey Petrovich Sarapultsev
Patrick M. Sluss
Robert Stern
John Tomascewski
Nancy E. Warner
ASIP Centennial Fund
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In 2013, the American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) will celebrate the centennial of the formation of one of its two predecessor societies, the American Society for Experimental Pathology (ASEP). ASEP was formed in 1913 to provide a pathology arm to the newly established FASEB, and is the reason that we have been holding joint annual meetings with our sister FASEB societies since that time (currently Experimental Biology). In the 1970s, the ASEP merged with the American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists (formed in 1900) to become the American Association of Pathologists, which in 1992 was re-incorporated as the American Society for Investigative Pathology.
Centennial observances will include a special reception during Experimental Biology 2013 in Boston, the publication of a historical archive of major scientific accomplishments of the membership, and a Journal Centennial program with special features in issues of The American Journal of Pathology.
The Centennial Fund has been established to support these programs. ASIP is a non-profit educational 501(c)(3) organization. Your contribution to the Centennial Fund is tax-deductible under current IRS regulations. Please consult your tax accountant for deductibility.
Donors will be acknowledged at the following levels:
Centennial Leader - Recognizes contributions of $5,000 or more
Centennial Ambassador - Recognizes contributions of $2,500 or more
Centennial Diplomat - Recognizes contributions of $1,000 or more
Centennial Partner - Recognizes contributions of $500 or more
Centennial Supporter - Recognizes Contributions up to $500
Centennial Friend - Recognizes contributions up to $100
All donors will be recognized in signage and promotion of the Centennial Celebration. Individuals who provide $500 in support will receive one complimentary ticket to the ASIP Centennial Celebration to be held at the ASIP 2013 Annual Meeting at Experimental Biology. Individuals who provide support of $1,000 will receive two complimentary tickets; tIndividuals who provide support of $2,500 will receive six complimentary tickets;o this event. Individuals contributing $5,000 will have the opportunity to sponsor a table (12 tickets) at the ASIP Centennial Celebration.
Corporations and academic departments interested in supporting the ASIP Centennial Fund should contact Laurie Menser, Director of Marketing and Development.