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Your Donations to ASIP Make a Lasting Impact!
ASIP's mission is to provide our young experimental pathologists with challenging educational and professional career development initiatives focused on new discoveries in pathogenesis and its ultimate influence on disease prevention and health care. Your donations afford numerous opportunities to our members and helps in promoting their careers.
- A.D. Sobel Trainee Scholar Award Fund was established by Mark Sobel, ASIP's Executive Officer Emeritus, to perpetuate his late father's lifelong interest in supporting education and training for young scientists. Funds will be used to support education and mentorship of trainee members of the ASIP.
More Information about this Fund - ASIP Pathology Leadership Fund (PLF) supports symposia and workshops at the ASIP Annual Meeting and educational initiatives. The PLF fund was established in 2004 by the ASIP Leadership.
More Information about this Fund - Dani and Erik Zander Junior Faculty Scholar Award Fund was established to promote the participation of early career investigators in scientific meetings and conferences. The award recognizes the outstanding research being conducted by ASIP Regular and Next-Generation Scientist members who are employed as Junior Faculty at institutions around the world. The awardee is selected on the basis of early career productivity and the scientific merit of the submitted abstract.
More Information about this Fund - Fred Sanfilippo ASIP Visiting Lectureship Program provides funding for ASIP members who are in the early stages of their academic careers to travel and visit other departments/institutions to give one or more research presentations as a distinguished visiting lecturer. The primary goal of this program is to provide exposure of promising young faculty to members of the larger pathobiology research community, increasing their national recognition and reputation. Sanfilippo-ASIP Visiting Lecturers will benefit from both the national exposure provided and interactions with faculty at the host institution which may result in new collaborations that will advance research endeavors at both institutions and may generate other beneficial long-term relationships such as distance mentoring within their chosen field of study.
More Information about this Fund - GALL Trainee Scholar Award Fund for Excellence in Cardiovascular Research was established by ASIP member Dr. Jonathon Homeister, in honor of his mentors in the field of cardiovascular pathology. The fund name is derived from the first initials of his mentor's last names: Dr. David Gordon, Dr. Gerald Abrams, Dr. Benedict Lucchesi, and Dr. John Lowe. Candidates for the GALL Trainee Scholar Award Fund for Excellence in Cardiovascular Research should submit an abstract to an ASIP Topic Category along with a award application. The awardee will be chosen on the basis of excellence in cardiovascular pathobiology research.
More Information about this Fund - George K. Michalopoulos Junior Faculty Scholar Award Fund is made possible by the generous support of the George K. Michalopoulos Family. Officially launched in October 2016 at the PISA 2016 Meeting in Houston, TX, the George K. Michalopoulos Junior Faculty Scholar Award (formerly known as the ASIP Junior Faculty Travel Award) is offered to promote the participation of early career investigators in scientific meetings and conferences. This award recognizes the outstanding research being conducted by ASIP Regular and Next-Generation members who are employed as Junior Faculty at institutions around the world.
More Information about this Fund - Gotlieb Family Fund for Undergraduate Education in Pathobiology was established by the Gotlieb Family to support an undergraduate student to attend the ASIP Annual Meeting. Like the other ASIP Trainee Scholar Awards, an abstract must be submitted to an ASIP Topic Category along with an award application.
More Information about this Fund - Marion and Lawrence (Larry) Muller Memorial Trainee Scholar Award Fund for Excellence in Inflammation Research, was established by ASIP member Dr. William (Bill) Muller and his wife, Joan Muller, and honors the memory of his late parents Marion Muller and Lawrence (Larry) Muller. The fund will be awarded to an ASIP trainee member who submits an abstract as first author to the annual meeting that presents outstanding research on the underlying molecular and cellular mechanisms of inflammation in general or inflammatory disease.
More Information about this Fund - Marion and Lawrence (Larry) Muller Memorial Trainee Scholar Award Fund for Excellence in Neurodegenerative Disease Research, was established by ASIP member Dr. William (Bill) Muller and his wife, Joan Muller, and honors the memory of his late parents Marion Muller and Lawrence (Larry) Muller, both of whom died of neurodegenerative disease. It will be awarded to an ASIP trainee member who submits an abstract as first author to the annual meeting that presents outstanding research on the underlying molecular and cellular mechanisms of neurodegenerative disease in general or of a specific neurodegenerative disease.
More Information about this Fund - Monga Family Junior Faculty Scholar Award is offered to promote the participation of early career investigators in scientific meetings and conferences. The award recognizes the outstanding research being conducted by ASIP Regular and Next-Generation Scientist members who are employed as Junior Faculty at institutions around the world. The awardee is selected on the basis of early career productivity and the scientific merit of the submitted abstract.
More Information about this Fund - Monga Family Trainee Scholar Award Fund for Excellence in Cardiovascular Research supports travel to the ASIP Annual Meeting of an ASIP trainee member who submits an abstract to an ASIP topic category that includes data relevant to experimental studies in cardiovascular research. This award is to honor the memory of the late Dr. Amar Singh Hans. Candidates for the Monga Family Trainee Scholar Award for Excellence in Cardiovascular Research should submit an award application after submission of their abstract to the ASIP Annual Meeting. The awardee will be chosen based on the scientific merit of their abstract as it relates to cardiovascular research.
More Information about this Fund - Monga Family Trainee Scholar Award for Excellence in Liver Pathobiology Research supports travel to the ASIP Annual Meeting of an ASIP trainee member who submits an abstract to an ASIP topic category that includes data relevant to experimental studies in liver pathobiology. This award is to honor the memory of the late Dr. Gurdarshan Singh Monga. Candidates for the Monga Family Trainee Scholar Award for Excellence in Liver Pathobiology Research should submit an award application after submission of their abstract to the ASIP Annual Meeting. The awardee will be chosen based on the scientific merit of their abstract as it relates to liver pathobiology research.
More Information about this Fund - Monga Family Trainee Scholar Award Fund for Excellence in Neoplasia Research supports travel to the ASIP Annual Meeting of an ASIP trainee member who submits an abstract to an ASIP topic category that includes data relevant to experimental studies in neoplasia. This award is to honor the memory of the late Dr. Satwant Kaur Monga. Candidates for the Monga Family Trainee Scholar Award for Excellence in Neoplasia Research should submit an award application after submission of their abstract to the ASIP Annual Meeting. The awardee will be chosen based on the scientific merit of their abstract as it relates to neoplasia research.
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