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Dale J. Benos Early Career Professional Service Award in American Physiological Society

American Physiological Society

The Dale J. Benos Early Career Professional Service Award was established by the Trainee Advisory Committee in 2008 to honor an early career stage (graduate student, post-doctoral fellow, assistant professor or equivalent position) member of the American Physiological Society (APS), who has made outstanding contributions to the physiology community. The awardee also demonstrates dedication and commitment to furthering the broader goals of the physiology community.

Final selection of the award recipient will be made by the Trainee Advisory Committee (TAC). This award is presented at the American Physiology Summit. The awardee must attend the Summit to accept this award. The award can not be delayed.

Criteria

The application package includes:

Curriculum vitae
A one-page letter written by the applicant stating the basis for the application with a synopsis of the applicant's specific contributions to the physiology community and evidence related to the criteria. Examples of service appropriate for consideration include, but are not limited to, active participation in:
- Professional society committees (e.g. APS, Society for Neuroscience, American College of Sports Medicine, etc.)
- Undergraduate and/or graduate education activities
- Advocacy efforts for public policy
- Educational programs targeted at promoting participation of diverse groups in physiology professions
- National Postdoctoral Association or Graduate Student Association
- Outreach programs such as Brain Awareness Week
- Specific service activities within the nominee's department, program or university
Two letters of recommendation written by people who are familiar with the substantive contributions of the applicant to professional service.

Specialties

Physiology

Eligibility Requirements

The applicant must:

Be an APS member for at least two consecutive years.
Not be above the rank of assistant professor or equivalent in government, industry or medicine.
May not be a current member of TAC.

Former members of TAC may not apply for the award in the year directly following their term end date.

Applicants who are graduate students or postdoctoral fellows must provide confirmation from their research advisor or department chair that travel funds to the American Physiology Summit will be available.

Eligible Countries:

United States

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: American Physiological Society

Address: 6120 Executive Boulevard, Suite 575 Rockville, MD 20852-9839 Phone: +1 844.526.1700 Fax: +1 240.366.1138

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