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2010 Society of Behavioral Medicine Achievement Awards: Applications Open

The Society of Behavioral Medicine is now accepting applications for its 2010 Achievement Awards. If you would like detailed information about the awards and/or how to apply please visit the SBM homepage at www.sbm.org. Recipients will be presented with their respective awards at the 31st Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, April 7-10, 2010, in Seattle, Washington.

Awards:

Distinguished Scientist Award
Selection for the Distinguished Scientist Award will be based on total career achievement. Nominees must have achieved great scholarly distinction (i.e., made a series of distinguished empirical contributions or contributed substantially to the development of new theories or methods).
Research to Practice Dissemination Award
The Research to Practice Dissemination Award recognizes an individual's contributions and exemplary work in translating or extending behavioral medicine from research into practical application, dissemination, or implementation. Eligible candidates may have made substantial contributions to any phase of translational work, including a) development of new and effective treatments, b) promoting uptake of effective, sustainable health promoting interventions into new contexts; or c) fostering development of practice-based research.
Early Career Investigator Award
Selection of the Early Career Investigator Award will be based on total career achievement and review of a representative published paper.
Outstanding Dissertation Award
2010 is the thirteenth year that SBM will recognize excellence in Student/Trainee Members' research through the Outstanding Dissertation Award
Distinguished Student Awards
Once again SBM will be offering the Distinguished Student Awards from funds raised through the Advocacy & Membership Development Campaign and funds donated by Springer Science + Business Media. These awards will be provided to students who demonstrate outstanding academic and professional potential in the field of behavioral medicine.
- Excellence in Research
- Excellence in Service Delivery
- Travel Scholarship
Distinguished Research and Clinical Mentor Awards
For many of us there was one individual who really stood out during our training. It may have been our advisor or a faculty member who took a special interest in our work. This award recognizes these individuals for their outstanding service as a mentor in clinical or research settings.
Excellence in Behavioral Medicine Training Program Award
The purpose of the Excellence in Behavioral Medicine Training Program Award is to identify and honor a training program at any level that provides behavioral medicine training. The training program in question can be research and/or clinically focused and can occur in any discipline, but especially with an interdisciplinary approach.

For more information about the award nomination process including criteria and submission instructions, please visit www.sbm.org

Nomination and Application Submission Information

Please note: The deadline for submission of all 2010 SBM Achievement Awards applications and supporting materials is 11:59 p.m. Eastern time, November 16, 2009. All applications must be submitted via the SBM website, www.sbm.org, by this deadline in order to qualify as a 2010 award nomination. All award winners will be notified via e-mail by no later than January 29, 2010, from the SBM national office.

For questions regarding the achievement awards, please contact the SBM national office:

Holland LaFave
Project Manager
E-mail: hlafave@sbm.org
Phone: (414) 918-3156


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2010 Society of Behavioral Medicine Achievement Awards: Applications Open The Society of Behavioral Medicine is now accepting applications for its 2010 Achievement Awards. If you would like detailed information about the awards and/or how to apply please visit the SBM homepage at www.sbm.org. Recipients will be presented with their respective awards at the 31st Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, April 7-10, 2010, in Seattle, Washington. Awards: Distinguished Scientist Award Selection for the Distinguished Scientist Award will be based on total career achievement. Nominees must have achieved great scholarly distinction (i.e., made a series of distinguished empirical contributions or contributed substantially to the development of new theories or methods). Research to Practice Dissemination Award The Research to Practice Dissemination Award recognizes an individual's contributions and exemplary work in translating or extending behavioral medicine from research into practical application, dissemination, or implementation. Eligible candidates may have made substantial contributions to any phase of translational work, including a) development of new and effective treatments, b) promoting uptake of effective, sustainable health promoting interventions into new contexts; or c) fostering development of practice-based research. Early Career Investigator Award Selection of the Early Career Investigator Award will be based on total career achievement and review of a representative published paper. Outstanding Dissertation Award 2010 is the thirteenth year that SBM will recognize excellence in Student/Trainee Members' research through the Outstanding Dissertation Award Distinguished Student Awards Once again SBM will be offering the Distinguished Student Awards from funds raised through the Advocacy & Membership Development Campaign and funds donated by Springer Science + Business Media. These awards will be provided to students who demonstrate outstanding academic and professional potential in the field of behavioral medicine. Excellence in Research Excellence in Service Delivery Travel Scholarship Distinguished Research and Clinical Mentor Awards For many of us there was one individual who really stood out during our training. It may have been our advisor or a faculty member who took a special interest in our work. This award recognizes these individuals for their outstanding service as a mentor in clinical or research settings. Excellence in Behavioral Medicine Training Program Award The purpose of the Excellence in Behavioral Medicine Training Program Award is to identify and honor a training program at any level that provides behavioral medicine training. The training program in question can be research and/or clinically focused and can occur in any discipline, but especially with an interdisciplinary approach. For more information about the award nomination process including criteria and submission instructions, please visit www.sbm.org Nomination and Application Submission Information Please note: The deadline for submission of all 2010 SBM Achievement Awards applications and supporting materials is 11:59 p.m. Eastern time, November 16, 2009. All applications must be submitted via the SBM website, www.sbm.org, by this deadline in order to qualify as a 2010 award nomination. All award winners will be notified via e-mail by no later than January 29, 2010, from the SBM national office. For questions regarding the achievement awards, please contact the SBM national office: Holland LaFave Project Manager E-mail: hlafave@sbm.org Phone: (414) 918-3156