Awards
June Round, PhD
THE ROLE OF THE MYCOBIOTA DURING INTESTINAL DISEASE
2020-2024
VIRAL DARK MATTER IN THE GUT: BACTERIOPHAGE MEDIATED EFFECTS ON INTESTINAL HEALTH
2020-2023
ANTI-PHAGE ANTIBODIES IN STRATIFYING CHRON’S DISEASE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT RESPONSE
2019-2022
MICROBIOTA-IMMUNTE INTERACTIONS THAT INFLUENCE EXTRA-INTESTINAL DISEASE
2017-2022
THE ROLE OF THE MYCOBIOTA ON HOST IMMUNITY AND METABOLISM DURING IBD
AIR POLLUTION IN ASTHMA
with Zac Stephens, PhD
2016-2019
NOVEL APPROACHES TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING DISEASE PROGRESSION AND REPAIR USING VIRAL MODELS OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
with Tom Lane, Ryan O'Connell, and Robert Fujinami
2016-2022
Lab Members
Morgan Harwood, B.S.
Microbial Pathogenesis Training Grant (2022-2024)
Amiko Uchida, M.D.
Academic Excellence Seed Grant from the Department of Internal Medicine (2022-2024)
Consortium for Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Researchers Training Grant (2022)
Kendra Klag, B.A.
John H. Weis Memorial Graduate Student Award (2022)
NIH F30 Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA
T32 Metabolism Grant
Jennifer Hill, Ph.D.
NOSTER & Science Microbiome Prize (2022)
Junior Diabetes Research Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship (2019-2022)
Paul Shurtleff Hatch and Heidi Hatch Ford Scholar Award for Type 1 Diabetes Research (2019)
Developmental Biology Training Grant (2018-2019)
Allison Weis, Ph.D.
Tamar Tomassian Award for Excellence in Collaboration (2022)
NIH F32 Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA Postdoctoral Fellowship through NCI (2019-2022)
Diane Hernandez, B.S.
Genetics Training Grant (2018-2020)
Kyla Ost, Ph.D.
Crohns and Colitis Foundation Career Development Award (2022-2025)
NIAID K22 Award (2022-2024)
Helen Hay Whitney Foundation Fellowship (2018-2021)
Microbial Pathogenesis Training Grant (2016-2018)
Garrett Brown, B.S.
Developmental Biology Training Grant (2017-2020)
Zac Stephens, Ph.D.
Tamar Tomassian Award for Excellence in Collaboration (2021)
Promoted to Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Pathology.
Ricky Bell, M.S.
Tamar Tomassian Award for Excellence in Collaboration (2021)
Tamar Tomassian Award for Excellence in Collaboration
The Tamar Tomassian Award for Excellence in Collaboration was established in 2021 to honor Dr. Tamar Tomassian who lost her battle with cancer but will always be remembered by her colleagues. She was an outstanding scientist who trained with Dr. Carrie Miceli during the same time as June Round. No matter how busy Tamar was she alway selflessly helped her colleagues in the lab and was a true example of what it means to be collaborative which is so important when conducting interdisciplinary science. This award is voted on by members of the lab and given at the end of each year to the person who has been the most collaborative.