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Appendix 13 Faculty of Medicine Appendix 13 Faculty of Medicine: Faculty Awards and Honours 2010-2018 Surname GivenName Home Unit Division Award Organization NominationStatus AwardStartDate Semple John Department of Surgery Faculty of Medicine Leading Practice Award Accreditation Canada Awarded 01-Jan-11 Pain Clare Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Honorary Doctorate of Science Addis Ababa University Awarded 01-Jan-14 Lefebvre Julie Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine Sloan Research Fellowship Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Awarded 23-Feb-15 MacLennan David Banting & Best Department of Medical Research Faculty of Medicine Foreign Honorary Member American Academy of Arts and Sciences Awarded 22-Apr-15 Nodwell Justin Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Academy of Microbiology Awarded 05-Jan-18 Cowen Leah Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Academy of Microbiology Awarded 05-Jan-18 Andrews Brenda Jean Donnelly Centre for Cellular & Biomolecular Research Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Academy of Microbiology Awarded 01-Jan-12 Boone Charlie Donnelly Centre for Cellular & Biomolecular Research Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Academy of Microbiology Awarded 01-Jan-12 Lim Andrew Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Wayne A. Hening Sleep Medicine Investigator Award American Academy of Neurology Awarded 01-Jan-13 Watson C Peter Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Mitchell B. Max Award for Neuropathic Pain American Academy of Neurology Awarded 28-Apr-17 Classen Catherine Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine R. Davilene Carter Presidential Prize American Association for Cancer Education Awarded 01-Jan-10 Catton Pamela Department of Radiation Oncology Faculty of Medicine Margaret Hay Edwards Achievement Medal American Association for Cancer Education Awarded 01-Oct-14 Farber Emmanuel Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for Cancer Research Academy Awarded 01-Jan-13 Mak Tak Department of Medical Biophysics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for Cancer Research Academy Awarded 01-Jan-13 Dick John E Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for Cancer Research Academy Awarded 06-Apr-16 Mulsant Benoit Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Distinguished Scientist Award American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry Awarded 01-Apr-17 Diamandis Eleftherios P Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 13-Dec-11 Arrowsmith Cheryl Department of Medical Biophysics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 24-Nov-15 Olivieri Nancy Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Award for Scientific Freedom and Responsibility American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 20-Feb-10 Brill Julie Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 24-Nov-15 Justice Monica Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 21-Nov-16 Miller Freda Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 11-Jan-11 Scherer Stephen Department of Molecular Genetics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 13-Dec-11 Andrews Brenda Jean Donnelly Centre for Cellular & Biomolecular Research Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 11-Jan-11 Boone Charlie Donnelly Centre for Cellular & Biomolecular Research Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science Awarded 11-Jan-11 Diamandis Eleftherios P Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology Faculty of Medicine Carl R. Joliff Award for Lifetime Achivement in Clinical Diagnostic Immunology American Association of Clinical Chemistry Awarded 01-Jan-13 Bernstein Mark Department of Surgery Faculty of Medicine Humanitarian Award American Association of Neurological Surgeons Awarded 01-Jan-13 Rutka James Department of Surgery Faculty of Medicine Dr. Charles B. Wilson Award American Association of Neurological Surgeons Awarded 01-Jan-13 Endrenyi Laszlo Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Awarded 26-Jan-12 Udell Jacob Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Young Investigator Award American College of Cardiology Awarded 01-Jan-14 Rabeneck Linda Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Berk/Fise Clinical Achievement Award American College of Gastroenterology Awarded 13-Jul-16 Finkelstein Yaron Department of Paediatrics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American College of Medical Toxicology Awarded 01-Jan-15 Finkelstein Yaron Department of Paediatrics Faculty of Medicine Service Award for Outstanding Contribution in Medical Toxicology Research American College of Medical Toxicology Awarded 01-Jan-13 Le Foll Bernard Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Member American College of Neuropsychopharmacology Awarded 01-Jan-15 Josselyn Sheena Department of Physiology Faculty of Medicine Daniel H. Efron Research Award American College of Neuropsychopharmacology Awarded 01-Mar-15 Liu Fang Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Member American College of Neuropsychopharmacology Awarded 01-Jan-15 Mizrahi Romina Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Member American College of Neuropsychopharmacology Awarded 01-Jan-15 Jenkins David JA Department of Nutritional Sciences Faculty of Medicine Master of the American College of Nutrition (MACN) American College of Nutrition Awarded 07-Oct-10 Abbey Susan Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Member American College of Psychiatrists Awarded 01-Jan-15 Pollock Bruce Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Geriatric Psychiatry Research Award American College of Psychiatrists Awarded 02-Feb-11 Stergiopoulos Vicky Department of Psychiatry Faculty of Medicine Member American College of Psychiatrists Awarded 01-Jan-15 Bombardier Claire Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Distinguished Clinician Scholar Award American College of Rheumatology Awarded 01-Nov-16 Gladman Dafna Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Master American College of Rheumatology Awarded 17-Jan-12 Laxer Ronald Department of Paediatrics Faculty of Medicine Distinguished Clinical Scholar Award American College of Rheumatology Awarded 17-Oct-11 Silverman Earl Department of Paediatrics Faculty of Medicine Excellence in Investigative Mentoring Award American College of Rheumatology Awarded 01-Jan-15 Stuss Donald Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Gold Key Award American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Awarded 10-Oct-14 Colantonio Angela Department of Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy Faculty of Medicine Distinguished Member Award American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Awarded 30-May-16 Colantonio Angela Department of Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Awarded 10-Nov-11 Dawson Deirdre Department of Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy Faculty of Medicine Mitchell Rosenthal Award American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Awarded 01-Jan-15 Drucker Daniel Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Banting Medal for Distinguished Scientific Achievement American Diabetes Association Awarded 01-Jan-14 American Gastroenterological Association - Gastroenterology Muise Aleixo Department of Paediatrics Faculty of Medicine Young Investigator Award Awarded 01-Jan-15 Research Group Levy Gary Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Awarded 01-Feb-11 Zheng Gang Department of Medical Biophysics Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Institute for Medical & Biological Engineering Awarded 01-Apr-16 Toi Ants Department of Medical Imaging Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Institute for Ultrasound in Medicine Awarded 01-Jan-12 Campisi Paolo Department of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery Faculty of Medicine Gabriel F. Tucker Award American Laryngological Association Awarded 15-Feb-17 Daniels Timothy Department of Surgery Faculty of Medicine Roger A. Mann Award American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Deber Charles Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine R. Bruce Merrifield Award American Peptide Society Awarded 10-Jan-17 Klip Amira Department of Paediatrics Faculty of Medicine Walter B. Cannon Award Lecture American Physiological Society Awarded 02-Apr-16 Gospodarowicz Maria Department of Radiation Oncology Faculty of Medicine Janeway Medal American Radium Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Fairn Gregory Department of Surgery Faculty of Medicine Walter A. Shaw Young Investigator Award in Lipid Research American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Awarded 08-Aug-16 Messner Hans Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Lifetime Achievement Award American Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation Awarded 24-Feb-17 Kaul Rupert Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Member American Society for Clinical Investigation Awarded 24-Apr-13 Woo Minna Nancy Department of Medicine Faculty of Medicine Member American Society for Clinical Investigation Awarded 24-Apr-15 American Society for Clinical Investigation / Harrington Discovery Drucker Daniel Department of
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