Awards & Scholarships
Honoring Outstanding Contributors
ASAM offers a range of prestigious awards and scholarship programs to recognize and celebrate exceptional leaders in addiction medicine, as well as those outside the field who have made significant contributions. These awards aim to honor individuals whose efforts have positively influenced the landscape of addiction treatment and prevention.
Congratulations to our 2025 Distinguished Fellows and Award & Scholarship Recipients!
Award Programs
ASAM offers a comprehensive selection of award and recognition programs designed to honor both its members and individuals who make significant contributions to the field of addiction medicine.
Click here to review the available awards and application opportunities.Ruth Fox Scholarships
Scholarships funded by the Ruth Fox Endowment Fund provide full coverage for scholars to attend ASAM's Annual Conference, an invaluable opportunity for participants to deepen their understanding of the latest advancements in addiction treatment and research. Scholars also receive a complimentary three-year membership to ASAM.
Click here to review the available awards and application opportunities.Diversity Travel Scholarship
The ASAM Diversity Travel Scholarship is designed to promote inclusivity within the field of addiction medicine by supporting individuals from underrepresented groups in medicine. This scholarship aims to raise awareness of career opportunities in addiction medicine, helping to diversify the addiction medicine workforce. As part of the scholarship, recipients receive complimentary registration to attend ASAM’s Annual Conference.
Click here to review the available awards and application opportunities.NIDA Young Investigator Travel Award
The NIDA Young Investigator Travel Award encourages young investigators who are within 5-10 years of earning their PhD, MD, or DO degree entering the fields of addiction research and practice. The awards focus is to provide a training experience for young investigators in the area of drug addiction through conference fellowships at the ASAM Annual Conference.
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