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SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC
RESEARCH
AWARDS
RICHARD D. ROWE AWARD IN
PERINATAL CARDIOLOGY
The Richard D. Rowe Award in Perinatal
Cardiology was established in 1988 by colleagues, trainees, and
friends of Dr. Rowe to honor his many personal achievements,
commitment to academic excellence, integrity and humility. The
winning candidate is selected by a committee from the Society
for Pediatric Research on the basis of both the quality of the
work presented in the abstract and the information contained in
the sponsoring letter. The award carries a monetary prize of
$1,000.
Candidates must fulfill the following
conditions:
- A completed award application
form. SPR
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- Have M.D., Ph.D., or equivalent degree and
be within 3 years of completion of post-doctoral education
(individuals who are in the process of obtaining such an
education, but have already completed original work are
encouraged to apply.
- First authorship on an abstract submitted
to the annual meeting of the Pediatric Academic Societies in
the field of perinatal cardiovascular development.
- Check the appropriate box on the 2003 PAS
abstract form.
- A sponsoring letter from a member of the
Society for Pediatric Research. This letter should contain a
short appraisal of the candidate's accomplishments and
potential and clearly outline his/her participation in the
work contained in the abstract.
- A copy of the candidate's curriculum vitae.
- The abstract must be accepted for
presentation at the PAS Annual Meeting to be considered.
- The nominee must present the study at the
PAS Annual Meeting.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
Past
Recipients of the Richard D. Rowe Award in Perinatal Cardiology
| 1988 |
Einat Birk |
1997 |
Quin Wang |
| 1989 |
Philip Shaul |
1998 |
Deepak Srivastava and
Robert W. Dettman |
| 1990 |
Anne M. Murphy |
1999 |
Ronald Mark Grady |
| 1991 |
Jeffrey A. Towbin |
2000 |
Mark W. Russell |
| 1992 |
Harry Dietz |
2001 |
Hiroko Wakimoto |
| 1993 |
Award not presented |
2002 |
Vernat Exil |
| 1994 |
Thomas D. Scholz |
2003 |
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| 1995 |
David Cornfield |
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| 1996 |
Harold S. Bernstein |
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The David G. Nathan Award in
Hematology/Oncology was established in 2000 by the colleagues, trainees,
and friends of Dr. Nathan to honor his achievements in every
aspect of academic pediatrics. The winning candidate is selected
by a committee from the Society for Pediatric Research on the
quality of the work presented in the abstract. The award carries
a monetary prize of $1000.
Candidates must fulfill the following
conditions:
- A completed award application
form. SPR
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- First authorship on an abstract submitted
to the Pediatric Academic Societies' Annual Meeting in the
field of pediatric hematology/oncology.
- Must be submitted prior to the completion
of fellowship.
- The appropriate box on the 2003 PAS
abstract form must be checked for the David G. Nathan Award.
- A letter from the senior investigator or
sponsor that includes a statement that the work was
performed by the nominee and fully addresses the role the
candidate had in the work.
- The abstract must be accepted for
presentation at the PAS Annual Meeting to be considered.
- The nominee must present the study at the
PAS Annual Meeting.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
The Society for Pediatric Research annually
honors students, house officers and fellows engaged in pediatric
research. These awards are designed to encourage pediatricians
in training to pursue careers in academic pediatrics. Winning
candidates are selected by a committee from the Society for
Pediatric Research based on the quality of the work presented in
the abstract. Each award ($1,000) is given annually to one to
three individuals in each category at the Pediatric
Academic Societies' Annual meeting.
Student must submit abstract prior to the
student receiving his/her M.D. or Ph.D.
Candidates must fulfill the following
conditions:
- A completed award application
form. SPR
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- First authorship on an abstract submitted
to the Pediatric Academic Societies' Annual Meeting.
- The appropriate box on the abstract form
must be checked.
- A letter from the senior investigator or
sponsor that includes a statement that the work was
performed by the nominee and fully addresses the role the
candidate had in the work and why the caliber of this study
is worthy for a national award.
- The abstract must be accepted for
presentation at the PAS Annual Meeting to be considered.
- The nominee must present the study at the
PAS Annual Meeting.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
Resident must submit abstract prior to the
completion of residency.
The Society for Pediatric Research annually
honors students, house officers and fellows engaged in pediatric
research. These awards are designed to encourage pediatricians
in training to pursue careers in academic pediatrics. Winning
candidates are selected by a committee from the Society for
Pediatric Research based on the quality of the work presented in
the abstract. Each award ($1,000) is given annually to one to
three individuals in each category at the Pediatric
Academic Societies' Annual meeting.
Candidates must fulfill the following
conditions:
- A completed award application
form. SPR
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- First authorship on an abstract submitted
to the Pediatric Academic Societies' Annual Meeting.
- The appropriate box on the abstract form
must be checked.
- A letter from the senior investigator or
sponsor that includes a statement that the work was
performed by the nominee and fully addresses the role the
candidate had in the work and why the caliber of this study
is worthy for a national award.
- The abstract must be accepted for
presentation at the PAS Annual Meeting to be considered.
- The nominee must present the study at the
PAS Annual Meeting.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
Fellow must submit abstract prior to the
completion of fellowship.
The Society for Pediatric Research annually
honors students, house officers and fellows engaged in pediatric
research. These awards are designed to encourage pediatricians
in training to pursue careers in academic pediatrics. Winning
candidates are selected by a committee from the Society for
Pediatric Research based on the quality of the work presented in
the abstract. Each award ($1,000) is given annually to one to
three individuals in each category at the Pediatric
Academic Societies' Annual meeting.
Candidates must fulfill the following
conditions:
- A completed award application
form. SPR
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- First authorship on an abstract submitted
to the Pediatric Academic Societies' Annual Meeting.
- The appropriate box on the abstract form
must be checked.
- A letter from the senior investigator or
sponsor that includes a statement that the work was
performed by the nominee and fully addresses the role the
candidate had in the work and why the caliber of this study
is worthy for a national award.
- The abstract must be accepted for
presentation at the PAS Annual Meeting to be considered.
- The nominee must present the study at the
PAS Annual Meeting.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
Fellow must submit abstract prior to the
completion of fellowship
The Society for Pediatric Research annually
honors students, house officers and fellows engaged in pediatric
research. These awards are designed to encourage pediatricians
in training to pursue careers in academic pediatrics. Winning
candidates are selected by a committee from the Society for
Pediatric Research based on the quality of the work presented in
the abstract. Each award ($1,000) is given annually to one to
three individuals in each category at the Pediatric
Academic Societies' Annual meeting.
Candidates must fulfill the following
conditions:
- A completed award application
form. SPR
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- First authorship on an abstract submitted
to the Pediatric Academic Societies' Annual Meeting.
- The appropriate box on the abstract form
must be checked.
- A letter from the senior investigator or
sponsor that includes a statement that the work was
performed by the nominee and fully addresses the role the
candidate had in the work and why the caliber of this study
is worthy for a national award.
- The abstract must be accepted for
presentation at the PAS Annual Meeting to be considered.
- The nominee must present the study at the
PAS Annual Meeting.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
For questions or further information:
SPR Awards
3400 Research Forest Drive, Suite B-7
The Woodlands, TX 77381
Tel: 281-419-0052
Fax: 281-419-0082
E-mail: info@aps-spr.org
URL: www.aps-spr.org
AMBULATORY
PEDIATRIC
ASSOCIATION
AWARDS
RAY E. HELFER AWARD FOR
INNOVATION IN PEDIATRIC EDUCATION
The purpose of the award is to recognize a
creative, innovative paper in pediatric education that is
submitted for consideration at the Pediatric Academic Societies
Meeting. Any form of innovation within pediatric education will
be considered. Evaluation of the innovation using qualitative or
quantitative methodology is mandatory.
The application involves the following:
- A completed award application form.
APA
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- Checking the appropriate box on the
abstract form. The overview should include an evalution of
the innovation using qualitative or quantitative
methodology.
- Submitting a 500–1000-word overview.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
A committee, determined by the Ambulatory
Pediatric Association Board, selects the winning candidate. The
work is presented during the APA Presidential Plenary Session
and the award is presented during the APA Business Meeting and
carries a monetary prize of $500.
LUDWIG-SEIDEL AWARD
This award recognizes the abstract that
represents the best research project in pediatric emergency
medicine in which a PEM fellow is a lead author.
The application involves the following:
- A completed award application
form. APA
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- Checking the appropriate box on the
abstract form.
- The nominee must be the first author of the
abstract.
- Submitting a 500–1000-word expanded version
of the abstract. The overview should include the project’s
rationale, method of implementation, and evaluation. There
should be some discussion of the project’s importance and
potential impact. During the judging process strong emphasis
is placed on the extent to which the process is innovative,
and the degree to which there is an objective evaluation
component.
- Abstract must be received by December 6,
2002; supplemental materials, by December 10.
A committee from the Ambulatory Pediatric
Association selects the winning candidate. The work is presented
during the Emergency Medicine Special Interest Group meeting and
the award is presented during the APA Business Meeting.
For questions or further information:
APA Awards
6728 Old McLean Village Drive
McLean, VA 22101
Phone: 703-556-9222
Fax: 703-556-8729
E-mail: marge@ambpeds.org
URL: www.ambpeds.org
AMERICAN
SOCIETY OF PEDIATRIC
HEMATOLOGY/ONCOLOGY
AWARDS
ASPH/O YOUNG
INVESTIGATOR AWARD
Criteria:
Young Investigator Award
recipients are selected each year by the Program Committee of
ASPH/O, with input if required from the Executive Committee.
Nominees for the Young Investigator Award are
solicited each year during the Call for Abstracts.
Qualifications for Young Investigator Award candidates are as
follows:
- Less than 4 years having elapsed since the
completion of the standard three-year pediatric
hematology-oncology fellowship.
- The individual has conducted high-quality
clinical or laboratory research on a project (described in
the abstract) in which he or she participated actively in
the design, conduct, and data analysis.
- The candidate is committed to a career that
includes clinical and/or laboratory investigation in
pediatric hematology-oncology.
The application process for a Young
Investigator Award includes the following:
- Submission of an abstract submitted with
the young investigator designated as the first author.
- A completed award application form.
ASPH/O
Award Application Form (will be posted in October
2002)
- Expectation that the young investigator
nominee, if successful, will present from the podium his or
her paper at the next ASPH/O meeting.
- Submission of a curriculum vitae along with
the abstract.
- Submission of a one-to-two page statement
of career goals along with the abstract.
- A supporting letter from the training
program director or clinical or laboratory mentor attesting
to the fact that the Young Investigator Award nominee has
played a major if not the key role in the conduct of the
research project and confirming the candidate's promise as a
young investigator in pediatric hematology-oncology.
The abstract must be received by December 6,
2002, and supplemental materials must be received by December
10, 2002.
In general, there will be two ASPH/O Young
Investigator Awards presented each year, one in the area of
hematology and one in oncology. The awards may be granted in
recognition of either clinical or laboratory research. If the
number and/or quality of applications for the award in a
particular year is limited, a single Young Investigator Award
will be made.
For questions or further
information:
ASPH/O Awards
4700 West Lake Avenue
Glenview, IL 60025-1485
Phone: 847-375-4713
Fax: 847-375-6315
URL: www.aspho.org
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