Young Member Awards


 

Each year ISGyP provides awards on a competitive basis to young members of ISGyP. The awards are supported by income from the Societies endowment and revenues from our journal, the International Journal of Gynecological Pathology. These awards are for up to $8,000 (USD) total and are not renewable.

Submission Deadline: November 1 of the award year at 8 am US Pacific Standard Time.

To learn about applying for an award, click here

 

List of recent recipients of the Young Member Award


 

Young Member Award Recipients

 
Award Year Recipient Project

2016

Kafui Patrick Akakpo Prevalence, types, and distribution of hr-HPV in cervical cancer patients in Ghana

2016

Brooke Howitt Neuroendocrine carcinomas of the endometrium

2017

Carlos Parra-Herran Genomic alterations in cervical adenocarcinoma

2017

Bojana Djordjevic Cost analysis of germline vs tumor testing for BRCA mutations

2018

Tjalling Bosse Relapsed disease in vulvar carcinomas

2018

Kyle Strickland Nuclear B-catenin and squamous morules in EIN

2019

Jennifer Bennett 5hmC immunohistochemistry in FH-deficient leiomyomas

2019

Sylvie Umuganwa Travel award to study abroad with an ISGyP mentor

2019

Zewditu Chanyalew Travel award to study abroad with an ISGyP mentor

2020

Nairi Tchrakian Genotype-phenotype correlation of Sertoli-Leydig cell tumors

2020

Voskehat Mkrtumyan Placental infections in patients with preeclampsia

2021

Basile Tessier Cloutier Longitudinal clonality between endometrial biopsies and endometrial cancers

2021

Jonathan Wawire Endometrial carcinoma in Kenya: histologic subtypes and outcomes

2021

Rawda Elshennawy The role of the UbcH-10 proto-oncogene in ovarian high grade serous carcinoma

2022

Lynn Hoang Clarifying the clinical behavior of HPV-independent TP53 wild-type vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia

2023

Felix Kommoss Advancing Accessible Molecular Testing in Gynecological Pathology: Nanopore-based Detection of Structural Variants in Uterine Mesenchymal Neoplasms

2023

Aleksandra Asaturova ArlStOtel: Artificial intelligence-based system for serous ovarian cancer subtyping