Who Should Be Nominated
SGIM member nominee should have an outstanding record as an investigator, educator, or both in generalism in medicine. The nominee will have demonstrated a depth of research in topics relevant to the practice of generalism in medicine. The nominee will have a long record of significant contributions to education in the field of generalism in medicine. The nominee should demonstrate leadership and general personality to include but not be limited to humanism and altruism. The nominee should demonstrate mentorship that provides for but is not limited to, generative mentorship and mentorship across varied disciplines. The nominee should demonstrate ongoing and consistent SGIM contributions.
Background
The Robert J. Glaser Award is SGIM’s highest award and recognizes outstanding contributions to research, education, leadership, and mentoring in generalism in medicine. It is presented at the SGIM Annual Meeting as a feature of a plenary session. This award is supported by grants from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, the Commonwealth Fund, and many individual contributions.
Current Winner
Marshall Chin, MD, MPH
Past Winners
2023 Neil Powe
2022 Karen Freund
2021 Michael Barry
2020 Mark Linzer
2019 Patrick O’Connor
2018 Kurt Kroenke
2017 Robert Centor
2016 Ann B. Nattinger
2015 Nicole Lurie
2014 Martin Shapiro
2013 David Bates
2012 Stephan Fihn
2011 C. Seth Landefeld
2010 William Tierney
2009 Wendy Levinson
2008 Sankey V. Williams
2007 Mack Lipkin
2006 Wishwa Kapoor
2005 Ralph Horowitz
2004 Eric Larson
2003 Thomas Delbanco
2002 Lee Goldman
2001 Robert Fletcher
2000 Harold Sox
1999 John Noble
1998 Suzanne Fletcher
1997 Sheldon Greenfield
1996 Steven Schroeder
1995 John Eisenberg
1994 Robert Brook
1993 Thomas Inui
1992 Alvin Tarlov
1991 George Engel
1990 Kerr White
1989 John Stoeckle
1988 Charles Lewis
1987 Alvan Feinstein
1986 David L. Sackett
