Kevin L Gardner, MD, PhD at CUIMC/Presbyterian Hospital and Vanderbilt Clinic: Pathology - Anatomic | NewYork-Presbyterian Doctor in New York, NY

Education

2015 Office of the Director's Honors Award as part of the Intramural NIH-Wide Diversity Support Team
2011 NIH Director's Award for "for conducting the first research to clearly define a possible molecular mechanism linking metabolic imbalance with increased breast cancer risk"
2010 Emerald Honoree: Research Leadership, Career Communications Group
2007 Nexus Focus, Science Spectrum Magazine, Career Communications Group
2007 NIH Director's Award for "For exceptionally innovative application of both basic and translational approaches to defining the mechanisms of gene regulation and their role in the evolution of cancer"
2005 Invited to attend 2005 Nobel Symposium on "Energy, molecules and the cosmos"
2004 Philip J. Browning Scientific Pioneer Award, NIH Black Scientist Association
2004 National Cancer Institute Technology Transfer Award
2003 Elected member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI)
1999 National Cancer Institute EEO Special Achievement Award
1997 National Cancer Institute EEO Officers Recognition Award
1994 National Cancer Institute EEO Officers Recognition Award
1991 National Cancer Institute EEO Officers Recognition Award
1989 Kaiser Merit Scholar
1985 Awarded postdoctoral fellowship by the American Heart Association
1984 William L. Strauss, Jr. Scholarship, Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
1978 Academic All-American Football Player, CoSIDA

Chair, Department of Pathology and Cell Biology
Donald W. King, MD and Mary Elizabeth King, MD Professor of Pathology & Cell Biology
Pathologist-in-Chief, NY Presbyterian Hospital CUIMC