Thomas Hunt Morgan Medal

The Thomas Hunt Morgan Medal is a lifetime achievement award presented to individual members of the Genetics Society of America for exceptional contributions to the field of genetics. Recipients are recognised for a substantial body of work over their careers and for a strong record of mentorship. The award is named in honour of Thomas Hunt Morgan and was established by GSA in 1981.

Medal and recognition for lifetime achievement in genetics.

Nominees must be GSA members who have held an independent position for more than 15 years.

Submission of a nomination packet including nominee and nominator contact information, a cover letter (250 words or fewer), an NIH-style biosketch (up to 5 pages), a lived-experience statement (250 words or fewer), and answers to the selection questionnaire; nominations remain active for three award cycles and may be updated.