Congratulations to Savannah Pham for receiving the Inaugural Diversity Travel Award for the upcoming Collaborative Perspectives on Addiction annual meeting! The award recognizes the research contributions in addiction science by graduate students and postdoctoral researchers of underrepresented minority backgrounds. It also offers supports to these researchers who conduct research on understudied populations. Savannah will receive financial support to travel to San Diego on a first-authored presentation and will have her conference registration fees waived. Thanks, CPA 2020; look forward to the convention in April.
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