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Awards & Winners of the CSEM |
(the Sandoz/Novartis Lecturer Award from 1975–2003)
Awarded to the individual chosen to deliver the CSEM Eli Lilly Plenary Lecture at the Annual Professional Conference.
Dr. André Lacroix, CSEM Past President (right), presenting the 2009 Eli Lilly Lecturer, Dr. Pavel Hamet.
Robert Volpé Distinguished Service AwardAwarded to a senior member of the CSEM who has made a significant contribution to the CSEM and the discipline of Endocrinology in two or more of the following areas: (1) research, (2) education or (3) clinical service.
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- 2000: Cynthia Gates Goodyer
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- 2003: Makrem (Mark) Boctor
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The late Dr. Jody Ginsberg, CSEM Past President and recipient of the 2009 Robert Volpé Distinguished Service Award.
Royal College Plenary Lecturer Award
Sponsored by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and awarded to the individual chosen to present the CSEM Plenary Lecture at the Annual Professional Conference.
Dr. David Hanley, CSEM President (right), presenting the 2009 Royal College Plenary Lecturer Award to Dr. Martin Matzuk.
Young Investigator Award(sponsored by Merck Frosst Canada from 2003–2009)
Awarded to an individual who has been a faculty member at a Canadian university for less than 10 years (not necessarily continuous) and has demonstrated excellence as an independent investigator. The award includes a grant in support of the awardee's research program, and the awardee presents a lecture describing her/his research at the CSEM Annual Meeting.
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- 2004: Lenore K. Beitel and Sylvie Mader
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- 2005: Jean-Jacques Lebrun
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- 2007: Marie-France Langlois
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Dr. David Hanley, CSEM President (left), presenting the 2009 Young Investigator Award to Dr. Robert Sladek.
Educator of the Year AwardAwarded to an individual who has demonstrated excellence in teaching or who has made a significant contribution to the teaching of endocrinology through an educational activity such as editing or writing a textbook.
Dr. David Hanley, CSEM President (right), presenting the 2009 Educator of the Year Award to Dr. Stephanie Kaiser.
Antoni Nalecz Abstract Award(sponsored by Sandoz/Novartis Canada)
Awarded to a graduate student or clinical fellow for the best abstract presented at the CSEM Annual Meeting (until 2003).
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- 2001: Jim Johnson and Barb Morash
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D. Harold Copp Young Investigator-In-Training AwardAwarded to a resident or post-graduate trainee who submitted the best oral abstract (prior to 2004, the second-best abstract) presented at the CSEM Annual Meeting.
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- 2003: Gladys Valverde-Franco, Marie-Eve Dominique, Gurvinder Kenth, and Yuhong Wei
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- 2004: Lucie Canaff and Janine Woodrow
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Resident Clinical Vignette AwardAwarded to the clinical trainee who has presented the best clinical vignette at the CSEM Annual Meeting.
- 2006: Rachel Scott (Université de Montréal/CHU Ste-Justine)
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- 2007: Céline Girardin (Université de Montréal/CHU Ste-Justine)
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- 2008: Sonia Butalia (University of Calgary) and Lysanne Pelletier (Université de Sherbrooke)
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- 2009: Philippe Dupuis and Sophie Stoppa-Vaucher (both Université de Montréal)
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Dr. David Hanley, CSEM President, presenting the 2009 Resident Clinical Vignette Award to Dr. Philippe Dupuis (left) and Dr. Sophie Stoppa-Vaucher (right).
Resident Research Project AwardAwarded to the clinical trainee who has presented the best resident research project (clinical or basic-science) at the CSEM Annual Meeting.
- 2009: Fabienne Langlois (Université de Sherbrooke)
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Dr. David Hanley, CSEM President (right), presenting the 2009 Resident Research Project Award to Dr. Fabienne Langlois.
Active CSEM Members may nominate their colleagues for this year's awards by filling out the CSEM Awards Nomination Form 2010 in fillable PDF format. The deadline for this year's awards is July 15, 2009.
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