Mary M. Chen Receives Prestigious Marsh O’Neill Award for Research Support at Stanford
Mary M. Chen honored with Marsh O’Neill Award for research support
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Mary M. Chen, executive director of the Stanford Maternal and Child Health Research Institute, has been awarded the Marsh O’Neill Award for her exceptional support of research at Stanford University. With over 25 years of experience, she has significantly impacted maternal and child health research through mentorship and innovative program development.
- 01Mary M. Chen has over 25 years of experience in research support and leadership at Stanford University's School of Medicine.
- 02She has been instrumental in the growth of the Stanford Maternal and Child Health Research Institute, which now includes nearly 1,500 members.
- 03Chen developed an 'acuity tool' for budgeting clinical trials, enhancing Stanford's research capabilities.
- 04She launched the Pediatric Faculty Mentoring Program and the DRIVE in Research Pathway to support early-career faculty and underrepresented students.
- 05The Marsh O’Neill Award includes a $5,000 cash prize and will be presented on June 25.
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Mary M. Chen, recognized for her exceptional contributions to research support at Stanford University, has been awarded the Marsh O’Neill Award for Exceptional and Enduring Support of Stanford University’s Research Enterprise. As the executive director of the Stanford Maternal and Child Health Research Institute (MCHRI) and assistant dean of maternal and child health research, Chen has dedicated over 25 years to enhancing research infrastructure and mentorship. Under her leadership, MCHRI has grown to include nearly 1,500 members across various departments. Chen's innovative contributions include developing an 'acuity tool' for budgeting clinical trials and launching significant programs such as the Pediatric Faculty Mentoring Program and the DRIVE in Research Pathway for first-generation students. Praised by colleagues for her creativity and commitment, Chen embodies the spirit of collaboration and excellence in research. The Marsh O’Neill Award, accompanied by a $5,000 cash prize, will be presented on June 25, celebrating her impactful legacy in advancing maternal and child health research.
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Chen's leadership at MCHRI enhances research capabilities in maternal and child health, directly benefiting patient care and health outcomes.
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