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SOT Encourages the Recruitment of Undergraduates to Toxicology Undergraduates can sign up on the SOT Web site for special status as Undergraduate Student Affiliates Special Programs for Undergraduates at the SOT Annual Meeting These are coordinated by the SOT Education Committee and Committee on Diversity Initiatives. • Undergraduate Education Program for students from groups underrepresented in the sciences and their advisors • Undergraduate Education Program for students at institutions that receive low federal funding in science, math, engineering, and technology • Pfizer Undergraduate Student travel award for outstanding students presenting abstracts Support for toxicology career presentations through the ToxScholar and Guest Lecturer Programs Toxicologists receive travel support for visits to campuses to present seminars and meet informally with students to introduce toxicology and discuss career pathways. Funds are also available for international career presentation. SOT Recognizes Undergraduate Educators Endowment Fund 50th Anniversary Undergraduate Educator Award —Joan B. Tarloff— Find more information at www.toxicology.org 62 SOT 50th Anniversary Annual Meeting
Society of Toxicology 2011 SOT 2011 Award Recipients Achievement Award Arnold J. Lehman Award SPECIal Events Nathan Cherrington Nathan Cherrington, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, College of Pharmacy, and Associate Professor, Community Environment and Policy Division, Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, University of Arizona, is the recipient of the SOT 2011 Achievement Award for his significant early career contributions to toxicology. Dr. Cherrington’s research focuses primarily on the role of disease states such as non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in the interindividual variability in drug metabolism and disposition. He has also extended his interest to examine the critical role that transporters play in the blood-testis barrier. Dr. Cherrington’s acclaim as an expert in transporter research has resulted in his inclusion as a member of various NIH Study Sections (NIDDK, NCCAM, XNDA, HBPP). For his studies, he has garnered support from NIH (NIDDK, NIAID, NICHD, NIEHS) and the Arizona State Disease Control Commission, as well as industrial support from AstraZeneca. The value of his research studies are further demonstrated in the competitive awards that his students have received via pre-doctoral NIH Awards and in student poster sessions at regional and national SOT meetings, including both Mechanisms and Drug Discovery Toxicology Specialty Sections. Dr. Cherrington is an active member of SOT, serving on the Committee on Diversity Initiatives as well as having Regional Chapter assignments. He also serves on the Editorial Boards of Toxicological Sciences and other prominent journals in the field. He is an outstanding teacher and a prodigious author with numerous articles and a book chapter to his credit. Dr. Cherrington earned his B.S. from Brigham Young University (1993), a Ph.D. in Toxicology from North Carolina State University (1997) with Ernst Hodgson, and completed a successful postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Kansas Medical Center (2002) with Curtis Klaassen. He was recruited to the University of Arizona as an Assistant Professor in 2002 where, in addition to his current responsibilities as Associate Professor, he serves as the Director of the Pharmacology- Toxicology Graduate Program and as a Council member of the University’s Graduate College. For the significant contributions to toxicology that he has made in the early stages of his career, the Society of Toxicology is pleased to present the SOT 2011 Achievement Award to Dr. Nathan Cherrington. Bette Meek, Ph.D., is recognized as the 2011 Arnold J. Lehman Award recipient for her contributions to risk assessment and regulation of chemical agents. Dr. Meek is Associate Director, Chemical Risk Assessment, McLaughlin Centre for Population Health, University of Ottawa, having recently completed an Interchange Bette Meek from Health Canada, where she continues to develop opportunities for mutually beneficial interactions among the regulatory and academic communities and agencies such as the World Health Organization regarding health risk assessment, risk management, and risk communication. Widely recognized as a major driving force for the development and application of new technologies and approaches for improving the practice of human health risk assessment, Dr. Meek is especially distinguished as one of the key individuals who have consistently led international efforts to move human health risk assessment forward scientifically. A prime example of her leadership has been her role in fostering the use of science-based methods including weight of evidence frameworks for incorporation of mode of action information and pharmacokinetic data and physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling for determining the relationship between external exposure and internal (target tissue) exposure. A tireless, motivated, and committed contributor and leader, Dr. Meek has clearly demonstrated sustained and outstanding contributions to the knowledge and practice of hazard characterization, dose response assessment, exposure assessment and risk characterization. Her efforts have led to major progress in the use of new methodologies in the health assessments conducted by Health Canada, and, through her work for national and international agencies, around the world. Among other attributes Bette is articulate, erudite, humorous, forward thinking, tenacious, and steely, making her a savvy opponent in any argument using well thought out, logical, and consistent thinking with the latest science or the appropriate application of the newer methods. Dr. Meek has moved the field of regulatory toxicology and risk assessment significantly forward though innovative thinking and principled risk assessment practice. In recognition of her achievements, the SOT Awards Committee is pleased to announce Dr. Bette Meek as the recipient of the 2011 Arnold J. Lehman Award. up-to-date information at www.toxicology.org 63
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