DISTINGUISHED
FACULTY LECTURESHIP AWARD IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
Past
Recipients
The Distinguished
Faculty Lectureship, which was first awarded in 1979 to Professor
Vincent Massey, continues to be the highest honor bestowed by
the Medical School upon a faculty member in the biomedical sciences.
Each recipient has made outstanding contributions, locally and
nationally, in the areas of teaching, research and service.
Award - $5,000
in discretionary funds and a public lecture and reception held
in the spring. Recipient also honored at the Dean's Awards Banquet
held in the fall.
Eligibility
- Open to all research faculty in the health sciences and
the Medical School.
Source of
Nominations - Chairs and Directors from all Medical School
Departments and Units, and the Chairs of Biophysics, Chemistry,
Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular, Cellular and Developmental
Biology are invited to make nominations, as well as the Deans
of Schools and Colleges which include health science faculty.
Selection
Criteria - The Biomedical
Research Council reviews and selects the annual recipient
of this prestigious honor.
Nomination
Deadline - January 30
Guidelines
for preparation of nominations:
Letters of
Support
- Letter
of support from the Department Chair or Unit Director.
- Two
or more letters of support from University of Michigan faculty.
- Two
or more letters of support from outside the University.
Research
Description - A three-page (maximum) summation of the nominee's
research work.
Current curriculum
vita for the nominee.
Submit nominations
to Steven A. Goldstein, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate
Studies, 4107 Med Sci I, Box 0624. If you ave questions, please
contact Camille Mrozowski at 615-8802 or cmrozow@umich.edu.
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