Awards

Past Recipients Apply Now The Intersociety Council for Pathology Information (ICPI) invites you to be recognized as an outstanding student in pathology by participating in the Pathology Honor Society. The Pathology Honor Society fosters scholarship and excellence in academic and service pathology as defined in the broadest sense: Recognizes special aptitude and interest in the […]

USCAP Foundation offers $1,000 travel grants to Pathologists-in-Training, easing costs for attending USCAP’s Annual Meeting. This is a core part of our initiative “Fostering the Next Generation of Pathologists,” aimed at nurturing and empowering emerging pathologists to shape the field’s future. Their participation not only enhances learning but also fuels their potential contributions to pathology.

Purpose The Society of ’67 Open Access Award program seeks to: PROMOTE the publication of high-quality original scholarship in a peer-reviewed journal by authors at an early stage of academic development; FOSTER projects of enterprise and national importance with potential for grant-funding eligibility; ENABLE editors and reviewers to mentor young authors in the highest standards of […]

Purpose The Society of ’67 Pathology Trainee Project Grants in Health Services Research and Education funds innovative research and education projects that address issues of healthcare quality, costs, and/or access related to pathology services. Description The Society of ’67 of the Association for Academic Pathology (AAPath) is pleased to announce a grant program for pathology trainees (medical […]

In 2013, Dr. Avrum I Gotlieb, ASIP member and past President, established the Gotlieb Family Fund for Undergraduate Education in Pathobiology to support an undergraduate student with a $750 travel award to attend the ASIP Annual Meeting. Like the other ASIP Trainee Travel Awards, an abstract must be submitted to the annual meeting. These abstracts MUST be submitted […]

To promote the entry of under-represented scientists into the mainstream of the basic, translational, and clinical research communities, the American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) provides summer research opportunities in pathobiology mentored by ASIP members. Students participate in the lab activities of an ASIP member at a host university for 10 weeks during the summer. […]

ASC Foundation Annual Scientific Meeting Travel Scholarships The ASC Foundation supports travel scholarships to the ASC Annual Scientific Meeting. Five scholarships will be given to cytotechnologists and five will be given to fellows and/or residents. Cytotechnologist – ASC Annual Scientific Meeting Travel Scholarship The ASC Foundation awards up to five qualified cytotechologis a $2,000 scholarship […]

The ASCP Medical Student Award honors medical students who have achieved academic excellence, demonstrated leadership ability, and shown a strong interest in the pathology profession. Ten medical students will be selected to receive this prestigious award. One student will be chosen to receive the Gold Award.

ASCP is committed to advancing laboratory medicine by recognizing future leaders in the profession. If your students have demonstrated academic excellence, community service and leadership, nominate them for an ASCP Laboratory Student Award. Program directors or instructors may nominate multiple students for this award. Up to ten laboratory science students will be selected to receive […]

The Medical Student Travel Award is intended to encourage and support medical students showing a strong interest in the specialty of pathology as a career choice. This award provides funding, to cover travel expenses up to $1,200, to attend the CAP Annual Meeting, where awardees will gain valuable insight and critical knowledge from experts regarding […]

The Society of ’67 Thomas D. Kinney Scholars Program provides an opportunity for medical students and/or pathology residents to familiarize themselves with career opportunities in pathology and the critical role of pathology in healthcare delivery, research, and education. Scholars in the program participate in the AAPath Annual Meeting, where they will gain insight from national […]

The Paul E. Strandjord Young Investigator Award Program is designed to encourage young investigators to consider a career in academic laboratory medicine. Residents, fellows, and students in a doctoral 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 non-doctoral […]

The Dr. Bernard Naylor Excellence in Cytomorphology Award addresses a morphologic constituency that is not served by current awards. The Award highlights one of our most important skills in the field of our practice: Morphologic observation. This award will be awarded to any ASC member or applicant who may be a cytotechnology student, a cytotechnologist, […]

The AMP International Trainee Travel Award provides travel assistance to the AMP Annual Meeting & Expo for up to three (3) selected international AMP member trainees (Residents, Fellows, and Students) residing and employed outside the United States who do not receive travel support from their institutions. This travel award is for trainees who reside and […]

Awarded for best resident oral or poster presentation in Nephropathology or Transplant Pathology at the CAP-ACP Annual Meeting

Awarded for the best proffered paper and best poster by a resident at the CAP-ACP Annual Meeting (1 award each).

Financial assistance for pathology trainees who wish to attend the CAP Annual Meeting to present an original paper or poster.

The AMP Young Investigator Award recognizes the best abstracts submitted by Trainees who are AMP members and who present outstanding basic or applied research in poster format at the Annual Meeting & Expo. Trainees eligible for this award are students, postdoctoral fellows, or residents and they may be either Associate or Regular members of AMP. […]

The AMP Trainee Travel Award provides up to three (3) selected AMP member trainees, who live and work in the U.S., complimentary registration and up to $1,500 travel reimbursement assistance to the Annual Meeting & Expo. Preference is given to trainees with a submitted abstract and to those without institutional support for meeting registration. Award Amount: Up […]

The travel award is intended to offset the costs of attending the Informatics Summit for trainees to increase involvement in the pathology informatics community. Applicants must be trainees in an official training program. The trainee’s supervisor must be willing to document the trainee’s status in writing in order to be eligible for the award (see […]

The Sparking Interest in Pathology Award is intended to support projects and initiatives that introduce, educate, and inspire medical students to pursue a career in pathology. Funding of up to $500 USD is available to CAP medical student members for the development and implementation of a sustainable initiative to acquaint and inspire their medical student […]

The SCVP trainee award program was created to offer an intensive one month rotation in cardiovascular pathology to pathology trainees who are not exposed to a subspecialized cardiovascular pathology service in their home program. Award recipients will have the opportunity to rotate in a subspecialized cardiovascular pathology service for a duration of one month. If […]

Candidates for this award will be selected among applicable first author autopsy and CV abstracts submitted and accepted to the USCAP annual meeting. Five abstracts will be selected to present to the SCVP. Details can be found on the website: Awardees – SCVP.