Awards

Introduces underrepresented students and fellows to the Society, covering up to $1,000 in meeting costs — no abstract required.

Honors Dr. Irshad Chaudry's role in building ties among shock societies worldwide. Open to trainees presenting first-author abstracts from outside the U.S.

A one-year, $22,000 fellowship helping early-career researchers build toward independent investigator status in trauma, shock, and sepsis research.

An $83,000, two-year award supporting early-career faculty as they develop independent research programs in the field.

Recognizes top abstracts from predoctoral students and early postdoctoral fellows, with cash prizes and travel grants for finalists.

Six named travel awards honoring past Society presidents, presented to select young investigators each year.

Provides up to $1,000 to help highly qualified, underrepresented trainees attend the Annual Meeting and present their research.

Up to 40 awards of up to $1,000 each, helping trainees offset travel and lodging costs to attend the Annual Meeting.

Honors a member of the Society who has shown sustained, dedicated commitment to its betterment over time.

Recognizes significant, lifetime contributions to shock research, and is open to members and non-members alike.

Honors a member's excellence in mentoring trainees and junior faculty, and their impact on the next generation of investigators.