• Wanda Culbreth Scholarship
• American Society of Cytopathology, Geraldine Colby Zeiler Award
• NJ Association of Cytology Antonin Kostecky Award
• VT/NH Cytotechnology Association Scholarship

ASCT Student Contest Details and Winners
Each year at the ASCT Annual Meeting, all currently enrolled cytology students are invited to present an interesting case. The ASCT/Warren R. Lang Student Awards are presented to the students with the best interesting case presentations
($150 for first place, $100 for second place and $50 for third place).

Both content and presentation are considered when determining awards. All student participants will each receive a “Certificate of Recognition” and be acknowledged in the ASCT Voice and website. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their talents and meet and interact with other students and cytotechnologists.  For contest instructions, please click here…

2007 ASCT Warren R. Lang Student Winners
This year 40 students from 11 different cytotechnology programs submitted interesting cases for the contest. Eight students were chosen to present their cases during the general session of the meeting. Computer presentations of the remaining cases were shared with all attendees of the Annual Conference through a computer loop in the exhibit hall.

Congratulations to our 2007 winners:  (these are powerpoint files, please be patient and allow them to download...)

• Multiple Resources such as PubMed Tutorial and  How to Cite Internet References)
• PowerPoint tutorial

• ASCP On-Line Practice Tests
• Australian Society of Cytology
• CYTYC
• Bethesda Atlas

• Making an Entrance: Preparing for that Next Job Interview
• Making an Entrance
• Interviewing for First Cytotechnechnology Job Reprint from the VOICE May 2005, Vol II Issue 2
• Job Search Sites
  

• American To wns/City Information  
• American Hospital Directory  
• Salary Comparison Calculator

• Proficiency Testing Requirements for New Graduates
  
  New graduates of schools of cytotechnology who have taken the certification examination administered by the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Board of Registry (BOR) and obtained a passing score, have demonstrated an initial competency level in the examination of cervical cytology and therefore, will not be monitored for cytology PT in the calendar year in which they passed their exam.
  
  New graduates of schools of cytotechnology who are employed or who have not obtained a passing score on the BOR examination MUST participate in cytology PT each calendar year
  
  From CMS 2006 Information Supplement, Section E. Enrollment Section E:  http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CLIA/downloads/Informational_Supplement.pdf
  
• Overview of Continuing Education Requirements