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Genitourinary Pathology Society Lifetime Achievement Award

This award recognizes and honors GUPS members who have made significant contributions to and a broad impact on the field of urological pathology.

Nominations for the award are solicited from the GUPS membership and the Executive and Awards Committees select the recipient.

The awards are presented at the GUPS Annual General Meetings in conjunction with USCAP meetings.

This year’s recipient is Dr. Lawrence D. True, University of Washington.

Past recipients are:


1st Prize ($500)
Integrated Protein and mRNA Biomarker Assessment in a Rapid Autopsy Series of Castrate Resistant Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Dr. Rahul Mannan
Research fellow, University of Michigan
rmannan@med.umich.edu


2nd Prize ($400)
The Impact of Cribriform Pattern 4 and Intraductal Prostatic Carcinoma on NCCN and CAPRA Patient Stratification
Dr. Yan Hong (Shirley) Yu
Resident, University of Calgary
yanhong.yu@ucalgary.ca


3rd Prize ($200)
Molecular correlates of male germ cell tumor with overgrowth of component resembling “somatic” malignancies: Multi-platform analysis of a collaborative series
Dr. Nicolas Wyvekens
Resident, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
nwyvekens@bwh.harvard.edu

First Place:  Thomas Denize – Whole Slide Microvascular Density (MVD) Evaluation in Metastatic Clear Cell Renal Cell Carcinoma (mccRCC): Association With ISUP/WHO Grade, PD-L1 Expression, and Mast Cell Infiltration.


Second Place: Jie-Fu Chen – Renal Cell Carcinoma with Fibromyomatous Stroma Associated with TSC/MTOR Alterations and ELOC (TCEB1) Mutations Differ in mTOR Activation Status Assessed by Immunohistochemistry.


Third Place:  Harsimar Kaur – Homologous Recombination Deficiency (HRD) Score in Germline BRCA2- Versus ATM-Altered Prostate Cancer.

First Place: John Kennedy – Type 1 Papillary Renal Cell Carcinomas with High Grade Features – Morphologic and Molecular Analysis.


Second Place: Ana Aula Olivar – Tumor Budding as a High Risk Prognostic Factor in Progression of pT1 Bladder Urothelial Carcinomas


Third Place: Douglas Mata – Association of KIT Mutations with Concurrent RAS/MAPK Pathway Driver Alterations in Seminomatous and Non-Seminomatous Germ-Cell Tumors

1st Term

Chair: Eva Comperat

  • Daniel Berney
  • Mauricio Colecchia
  • Brian Robinson
  • Anuradha Gopalan

 

 

 

2st Term

Chair: Samson Fine

  • Manju Aaron
  • Dan Berney
  • Rajal Shah
  • Saunak Gupta
  • Eva Comperat
  • Rohit Mehra
  • Priti Lal
 

1st Term

Chair: Ondrej Hes, Czech Republic

  • Samir Al-Bashir, Jordan
  • Reza Alaghehbandan, Canada
  • Fabio Tavora, Brazil
  • Huiying He, China
  • Helene Yilmaz, Australia
  • Khadidja Mokeddem, Algeria

2nd Term

Chair: Isabela Warneck Da Cunha

  • Samir Al-Bashir, Jordan
  • Reza Alaghehbandan, US
  • Fabio Tavora, Brazil
  • Huiying He, China
  • Helene Yilmaz, Australia
  • Khadidja Mokeddem, Algeria

1st Term

Chair: Samson Fine, US

  • Fadi Brimo, Canada
  • Eva Comperat, France
  • Carla Ellis, US
  • Anthony Gill, Australia
  • Fabio Tavora, Brazil
  • Farshid Siadat, Canada
  • Shivani Kandukuri M.D, US

2nd Term

Chair: Farshid Siadat

  • Francesca Khani
  • Mahmut Akgul
  • Anthony Gill
  • Fabio Tavora
  • Fadi Brimo

1st Term

Chair: Samson Fine, US

  • Fadi Brimo, Canada
  • Eva Comperat, France
  • Carla Ellis, US
  • Anthony Gill, Australia
  • Fabio Tavora, Brazil
  • Farshid Siadat, Canada
  • Shivani Kandukuri M.D, US

2nd Term

Chair: Farshid Siadat

  • Francesca Khani
  • Mahmut Akgul
  • Anthony Gill
  • Fabio Tavora
  • Fadi Brimo

1st Term

Chair: Rajal Shah

  • Turki AlHussain (KSA)
  • Michael Nagar (USA)
  • Jianhong Li (USA)
  • Varsha Manucha (USA)
  • Basma Khannoussi (MAR)

1st Term

Chair: Rajal Shah

  • Turki AlHussain (KSA)
  • Michael Nagar (USA)
  • Jianhong Li (USA)
  • Varsha Manucha (USA)
  • Basma Khannoussi (MAR)

1st Term

Chair: Jennifer Gordetsky

  • Larry True
  • Hiroshi Myamato
  • Ming Zhou

2nd Term

Chair: Priya Rao

  • Larry True
  • Jennifer Gordetsky
  • Fang Ming Deng

1st Term

Chair: John Cheville, US

  • Francesca Khani, US
  • Maria Picken, US
  • Debra Zynger, US
  • Isabel Trias, Spain

2nd Term

Chair: John Cheville, US

  • Francesca Khani, US
  • Maria Picken, US
  • Debra Zynger, US
  • Isabel Trias, Spain

1st Term

Chair: Feran Algaba, Spain

  • Ying-Bei Chen, US
  • Priti Lal, US
  • Isabela Cunha, Brazil
  • Dilek Baydar, Turkey

2nd Term

Chair: Feran Algaba, Spain

  • Ying-Bei Chen, US
  • Priti Lal, US
  • Isabela Cunha, Brazil
  • Dilek Baydar, Turkey

1st Term

Chair: Jonathan I. Epstein, US

  • Mahul B. Amin, US
  • John C. Cheville, US
  • Cristina Magi-Galluzzi, US
  • Victor E. Reuter, US
  • Lawrence D. True, US 

2nd Term

Chair: Jonathan I. Epstein, US

  • Mahul B. Amin, US
  • John C. Cheville, US
  • Cristina Magi-Galluzzi, US
  • Victor E. Reuter, US
  • Lawrence D. True, US 

1st Term

Chair: Ankur Sangoi (Chair), US

  • Wei Tian, US
  • Oksana Yaskiv, US
  • Matthew Wasco, US
  • Jaime Furman, US

2nd Term

Chair: Ankur Sangoi (Chair), US

  • Wei Tian, US
  • Oksana Yaskiv, US
  • Matthew Wasco, US
  • Jaime Furman, US

1st Term

Chair: Michele Hirsch, US

  • Fiona Maclean, Australia
  • Steven Smith, US

2nd Term

Chair: Michele Hirsch, US

  • Fiona Maclean, Australia
  • Steven Smith, US

1st Term

Chair: Chair: Anil Parwani, US

 

1st Term

Chair: Chair: Anil Parwani, US

 

1st Term

Chair: Cristina Magi-Galluzzi, US

  • Brian Robinson, US
  • Aron Manju, US
  • Giovanna Gianico, US
  • Lawrence D. True, US

2nd Term

Chair: Rajal Shah

  • Ali Amin
  • Saunak Gupta 
  • Isabela Warneck Da Cunha 
  • Michelangelo Fiorentine 
President
Rajal Shah
UT Southwestern Medical Center
rajal.shah@utsouthwestern.edu
President-Elect
Cristina Magi-Galluzzi
University of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama
cmagigalluzzi@uabmc.edu
Secretary
Ali Amin
Brown University
ali_amin@brown.edu
Treasurer
Priya Rao
MD Anderson Cancer Center prao@mdanderson.org
Chair
Samson W. Fine
Education Committee
Memorial Sloan Kettering
fines@mskcc.org

As recently announced, the Genitourinary Pathology Society (GUPS) has reached an agreement with Advances in Anatomic Pathology (AAP) [publisher: Wolters Kluwer (WK)], to become a sponsoring society of the journal.

As part of the agreement, AAP offers GUPS members a special discounted price ($149 for regular members and $49 for trainees and regular members qualified for a reduced price) for an online subscription to AAP for a 1-year term.

To take advantage of this special offer, log in to your membership account at www.gupathsociety.org and then click on Membership. You will see an option for Info for Current Members. Once you click that, you will find an external link with a discount code to subscribe to AAP. Use the promotion code at the checkout to receive your discounted AAP subscription offer.

Best wishes for a safe and wonderful summer!
Rajal B. Shah, M.D.
President, Genitourinary Pathology Society