Awards
To promote the ACLPS objectives, the following awards are given annually:
The Cotlove Lectureship
Dr. Cotlove’s career exemplified the progress seen in medical research and technology. This award is presented to a scientist (member or non-member of the academy) for outstanding contributions to the science of laboratory medicine.
- 2009 awardee Owen Witte
- 2008 awardee Mark Greene
- 2007 awardee Don Hunt
- 2006 awardee David Ginsburg
- 2005 awardee Lance Liotta
- 2004 awardee Jack Ladenson
- Previous awardees
The Gerald T. Evans Award
Even though Dr. Evans retired prior to the creation of ACLPS, his influence has been keenly felt. This award is presented annually to a member for outstanding leadership and/or service to the society.
- 2009 awardee Eric Spitzer
- 2008 awardee David Sacks
- 2007 awardee David Bruns
- 2006 awardee William L. Roberts
- 2005 awardee Steven Spitalnik
- 2004 awardee Mike Laposata
- Previous awardees
The Ellis Benson Award
Ellis Benson was instrumental in promoting research, service, and teaching in the field of laboratory medicine. This award is presented to a young faculty member in recognition of meritorious accomplishment in the field of laboratory medicine.
- 2009 awardee Michael Hodsdon
- 2008 awardee Bruce Sachais
- 2007 awardee Sandy Chang (with Ellis Benson and President Peerschke)
- 2006 awardee Robin G. Lorenz
Paul E. Strandjord Young Investigator Award Program
This program is designed to encourage young investigators to consider a career in academic laboratory medicine. Residents, fellows, and students in a doctorial program in health sciences, participating in research with a member of ACLPS, or sponsored by an ACLPS member are eligible. Students in programs leading to nondoctoral degrees conducting research with an ACLPS member may be considered upon written request from the ACLPS sponsor to the director of the Young Investigator Awards Program.
- 2009 YIA winners
- 2007 award recipients
- 2006 award recipients
- 2005 award recipients
- 2004 award receipients