Robert A. Scala Award and Lectureship in Toxicology
The annual Robert A. Scala Award in Toxicology honors the work of exceptional toxicologists in industry and to promote continued outstanding scientific contributions by industrial organizations. The Award is named for Robert A. Scala, Ph.D., former director of the Research and Environmental Health Division at Exxon Corp. Dr. Scala, who is well known for his work on the toxicity of gasoline components and chemical mixtures, is a past president of the Society of Toxicology and chair or member of a wide range of committees for the National Academy of Sciences, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and the National Toxicology Program. Previous awardees include: Cecil Pickett, Merck & Co. (1993); Lois Lehman-Mckeeman, Procter & Gamble (1994); Arthur Levin, Hoffman LaRoche, Inc. (1995); Anthony Y. Lu, Merck & Co. (1996); Kevin Driscoll, Procter & Gamble Co. (1997); Jon C. Cook, DuPont Haskell Laboratory (1998); James S. Bus, Dow Chemical Co. (1999); and David Warheit, E.I. Dupont Nemours (2000).

2004 Robert A. Scala Award
2003 Robert A. Scala Award
2002 Robert A. Scala Award
2001 Robert A. Scala Award
2000 Robert A. Scala Award
1999 Robert A. Scala Award

Women in Science Symposium and Award
The concept of an annual symposium dedicated to women in science is based on the recognition that despite the many women who have made significant contributions to science, there is a sense that many young women feel alienated from science and would appreciate the demonstration that women work actively and productively in leadership positions in the sciences. This program is devoted to a demonstration of the many accomplishments of women in science by offering a scientific symposium featuring women scientists and by highlighting the career of a distinguished woman scientist. The Symposium is co-sponsored by: Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI); Douglass Project for Rutgers Women in Math, Science and Engineering; Joint Graduate Program in Toxicology; Joint Doctoral Program in Exposure Assessment; and the UMDNJ-School of Public Health.

2002 Women in Science Symposium
2001 Women in Science Symposium
2000 Women in Science Symposium
1999 Women in Science Symposium

EOHSI Award for Environmental Excellence in New Jersey
Each year the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute presents an award to a prominent citizen of New Jersey who has made a significant impact on health and the improvement of the environment.

2003 Environmental Excellence Award
- Governor Thomas Kean
2002 Environmental Excellence Award
- Mr. Todd Bates, Distinguished Environmental Reporter
2001 Environmental Excellence Award
- Senator Frank Lautenberg, New Jersey Senator
2000 Environmental Excellence Award
- Dr. Robert Shinn, Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

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