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DESCRIPTION METHOD OF NOMINATION NOMINATION PROCEDURE APPLICATION DEADLINES DESCRIPTION The Award for Research in Geriatric Psychiatry is given to an individual who has contributed to advances in geriatric psychiatry. The College first presented the Award in 2004. In addition to receiving a grant and a certificate, the awardee delivers a featured lecture at the Annual Meeting. back to top METHOD OF NOMINATION Nominations should include One or more letters of nomination, 2-3 pages maximum The nominee's Curriculum Vitae A statement by the nominee describing her/his accomplishments in the field of geropsychiatric research: 4-5 pages maximum To encourage a broad range of candidates, individuals can be nominated as well as nominate themselves. Membership in The American College of Psychiatrists is not required. The Award is available not only to physicians but to anyone who has displayed excellence and dedication in the field of geropsychiatric research. back to top NOMINATION PROCEDURE Mail the originals to: Chair, Committee on the Award for Research in Geriatric Psychiatry The American College of Psychiatrists 122 S. Michigan Ave., Suite 1360 Chicago, IL 60603 No faxes please. back to top APPLICATION DEADLINE 2010: January 5, 2009 back to top	Recipients of the Award for Research in Geriatric Psychiatry Other Awards The Bowis Award The Distinguished Service in Psychiatry Award The Stanley Dean Research Award The Award for Research in Mood Disorders The Award for Creativity in Psychiatric Education Honorary Fellows
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