Tepper wins an American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2011 Statesman Award
Award recognizes a career of oncology-related voluntarism and patient care.
Joel E. Tepper, MD, the Hector MacLean Distinguished Professor of Cancer Research in the Department of Radiation Oncology wasbe one of twenty recipients of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2011 Statesman Award.
The award, presented at ASCO’s Annual Meeting in early June in Chicago, IL, recognizes the extraordinary dedication of ASCO members for their voluntary efforts that benefit the Society, the specialty of oncology, and the patients served by the profession. Each year the award is given tovolunteers who have given 20 or more cumulative years of service to the Society.
Dr. Tepper shares the award with another outstanding Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center member, Richard M. Goldberg, MD, Distinguished Professor and Chief of the UNC Division of Hematology/Oncology, and Physician-in-Chief of the NC Cancer Hospital.
We've Moved to the new North Carolina Cancer Hospital!
A lovely spacious 7-story building for Comprehensive Cancer Care, designed by patients for patients.
Best poster at UNC Lineberger retreat
Resident physician Steve Harris wins local prize.
Adams, Varia, Zeman Honored
Robert Adams gets Award of Excellence; Mahesh Varia, Elaine Zeman induced as Fellows
Tepper awarded 2008 ASTRO Gold Medal
The Gold Medal is bestowed on revered members who have made outstanding contributions to the field of radiation oncology.
Voted "Best Doctors in North Carolina, 2008": Marks, Rosenman, Tepper, Varia
Boston-based Best Doctors Inc. polled physicians to find the best doctors in North Carolina. This is the full list of 1,432 — including doctors in 46 specialties.
Zeman receives ARRO Teaching Award
For excellence in resident teaching.
Varia Elected 2007 ASTRO Fellow
Based on meritorious service to ASTRO and to the field of radiation oncology in general.
Jian Zhang Receives 2007 AAPM Reviewer’s Choice Award
Zhang speeds up CT imaging with a paper ranked 8th of 1100 papers.
Yanping Zhang awarded 5-year grant from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Grant funds research on the molecular basis of hematological cancers.
Chang awarded 3-year NCI grant
To develop carbon nanotube micro-RT technology for use in miniature CT scanners.
