Travel Scholarship Program
Travel scholarship donations help ISOQOL give more scholarships to Annual Conference attendees who are students, new investigators, patients or from developing countries. These scholarships include Annual Conference registration, one-year membership and support to offset travel costs.
#MovethePlane
Help ISOQOL #MovethePlane in 2024! In 2023, the Travel Scholarship program received 61 applications requesting over $150,000 in travel support. In response, we are bringing back the #MovethePlane Fundraiser.
Every dollar donated moves the plane 1 kilometer. Help move the plane 7,000 km from the 2024 Annual Conference location (Cologne, Germany) to the 2025 Annual Conference location (Milwaukee, WI, USA) by Giving Tuesday on 3 December 2024.
Thank you to all our donors for their contributions. Your generosity will help ISOQOL award more Travel Scholarships in 2025 for:
- Patient Research Partners
- Members from Developing Countries
- Students and New Investigators
2022 Recipients
New Investigator and Student Scholarship
Emma A. Damne, Sweden
Elizabeth J. Austin, MPH, United States
Paniarepa Saard, United Kingdom
Developing Countries Scholarship
Lamia Bouzgarrou, MSC Pr, Tunisia
Patient Research Partner Scholarship
Moïse Gerson, Switzerland
Nancy E. Verdin, BScOT, Canada
2023 Recipients
New Investigator and Student Scholarship
Margaret-Ann Tait, Australia
Maud M. van Muilekom, PhD, Netherlands
Rubina Shah, MSc MPH, United Arab Emirates
Developing Countries Scholarship
Ezinne Ekediegwu, BMR MSc, Nigeria
Patient Research Partner Scholarship
Brenda J. Jones, Canada
Corporate Scholarship Sponsors
To become a sponsor for the #MovethePlane fundraiser, contact conference@isoqol.org.
Sponsors interested in contributing to the Travel Scholarship Program may choose from one of three tiered support options. All corporate scholarship sponsorship tiers include Annual Conference and online recognition.
- Economy Class ($1,000+ USD)
- Business Class ($5,000+ USD)
- First Class ($7,500+ USD)
- Additional benefit: Present a check during the ISOQOL Awards and Member Business Meeting at the Annual Conference in October.
Thank You!
Thank you to our donors for contributing to the Travel Scholarship Fund.
Names that appear in green are Frequent Flyers, or individuals who donated twice before.
Albert W. Wu
André Hajek
Angela M. Stover
Anne Klassen
Antoine Regnault
Antonia V. Bennett
Benjamin Schalet
Bernice G. Gulek
Canhua Xiao
Carol M. Moinpour
Carolyn C. Gotay
Carolyn E. Schwartz
Chère Chapman
Christopher J. Evans
Claudia C. Bellucci
Colleen Pedersen
Cynthia Gross
David Baumann
David T. Eton
Deborah M. Miller
Dennis Revicki
Diana Rofail
Diana Zidarov
Diane L. Fairclough
Elizabeth J. Gibbons
Ernesto Diringuer
Galina Velikova
Helen Kitchen
Holger Muehlan
Hongmei Wang
Hwee-Lin Wee
I-Chan Huang
Jacob Lippa
Jane A. Scott
Jennifer A. Freel
Joan J. Branin
John (Devin) Peipert
John E. Ware
Jose M. Valderas
Joseph Cappelleri
Josephine M. Norquist
Karon F. Cook
Kathleen J. Yost
Kathy E. Lasch
Kevin P. Weinfurt
Kim Cocks
Krister Cromm
Lana Pasek
Liliane Lins Kusterer
Lori D. McLeod
Lori Frank
Madeleine T. King
Marcie W. Ritter
Mary Kane
Maryam Mozafarinia
Matthew J. Kerry
Melissa J. Rowthorn
Michael Brundage
Michael C. Runken
Michele Peters
Michelle K. White
Mirjam A. G. Sprangers
Montserrat Ferrer
Nalin Payakachat
Nancy E. Mayo
Nora Fayed
Paul Kamudoni
Phantipa Sakthong
Reanne Booker
Rick Berzon
Rieko Izukura
Ron D. Hays
R Sterling Snead
Samantha Walker
Sandra Nolte
Shawn McKown
Simon Pickard
Soo Borson
Stacie Hudgens
Teresa E. Young
Tito R. Mendoza
Wenjie Duan
William Lenderking
The International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL) is a global community of researchers, clinicians, health care professionals, industry professionals, consultants, and patient research partners advancing health related quality of life research (HRQL).
Together, we are creating a future in which patient perspective is integral to health research, care and policy.