IAC Cytotechnologist of the Year
The International Cytotechnologist of the Year Award is given yearly to a Cytotechnologist of exceptional merit honoring a life long dedication to teaching, research and service in cytology. Recipients receive a gold medal and an honorarium.
The Maurice Goldblatt Cytology Award
The GOLDBLATT AWARD was inaugurated in 1960 by the late Maurice Goldblatt, the founder and Honorary Chairman of the Cancer Research Foundation in Chicago.
The Kazumasa Masubuchi Award
Kazumasa Masubuchi, MD, FIAC (hon) (1912 – 1992) was a gynecologic oncologist and fundamental to introducing and fostering cytology in Japan.
The James W. Reagan Award
Dr. James W. Reagan, MD, FIAC (hon) (1918 – 1987) was chairman of Pathology at Case Western Reserve Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio and a great researcher in the area of cervical pathology. He introduced the term dysplasia in the 1950´s.
George L. Wied Life-Time Achievement in Cytologic Research Award
George L. Wied, MD, FIAC (1922-2004) was a great force within the IAC. He was among the founders of the IAC 1957 in Brussels and served on the Executive Council for 47 years.