- The award is intended to honor members of the Society who have given outstanding service to promote the welfare of the organization.
- The recipient may be honored for work in the areas of leadership, governance, development of publications, special projects, financial contributions, or other service recognized as distinguished by the Council.
- The award will be advertised yearly, but Council reserves the right to make no award in any year.
Instructions
- Members of the Society should submit a letter describing the distinguished work of the member being nominated.
- The Honorific Award Committee will review all nominations and recommend a recipient to Council for approval.
- The award will be presented by the President of the Society at the Society's Annual Meeting.
- All applications must be submitted on-line.
Previous Recipients (partial listing)
2005 - Trey Sunderland, MD - National Institute of Mental Health
2006 - Dennis S. Charney, MD - Mount Sinai School of Medicine
2007 - Margaret Peterson, MBA - Society of Biological Psychiatry
2008 - Joel E. Kleinman, MD, PhD - National Institute of Mental Health
2009 - Peter Roy-Byrne, MD - University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle
2010 - Elliott Richelson, MD - Mayo Clinic
2011 - John Krystal, MD - Yale University
2012 - J. John Mann, MD - Columbia University
2013 - Daniel S. Pine, MD - National Institute of Mental Health
2014 - Linda Carpenter, MD - Butler Hospital/Brown University
2015 - Scott L. Rauch, MD - McLean Hospital
2016 - Paul E. Holtzheimer, III, MD - Dartmouth and Kristina M. Deligiannidis, MD - University of Massachusetts
2017 - Stephen Strakowski, MD - Dell Medical School, University of Texas Austin
2018 - Ned Kalin, MD -University of Wisconsin
2019 - Cam Carter, MD - University of California, Davis
2020 - Mary Phillips, MD - University of Pittsburgh
2021 - Karen Berman, MD - National Institute of Health, National Institute of Mental Health
2022 - SOBP Women's Leadership Group
2023- Noah S. Philip, MD- VA Providence & Brown University 2024- Sarah Short, PhD -University of Wisconsin
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