The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) recently announced the New Recipients of the Fellow of ASCO (FASCO) distinction.
Established in 2007 and formerly known as the ASCO Statesman Award, FASCO recognizes members for their extraordinary volunteer service, engagement, and dedication to ASCO. The award honors distinguished physicians and researchers who have made significant contributions to the oncology community through leadership, policy development, and educational initiatives. These honorees exemplify the vital link between clinical excellence and professional service, reinforcing ASCO’s global impact in advancing cancer care and advocacy.
Members earn The Fellow of the American Society of Clinical Oncology title by accumulating a designated number of points through meaningful involvement in ASCO programs and initiatives, reflecting their commitment to improving cancer care worldwide.
American Society of Clinical Oncology, congratulated the newly FASCO recipients on LinkedIn:
“Join us in congratulating the following members on earning the Fellows of ASCO (FASCO) distinction last quarter! We are grateful for their extraordinary volunteer service, dedication, and commitment to ASCO.”

FASCO Recipients
Recipients of the FASCO Award share their reflections on this achievement across social media platforms:
“Truly honored to receive the FASCO designation. I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve and give back to a community that has given me so much.”
“It is a great honor to be named a Fellow of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (FASCO) – a recognition bestowed upon ASCO members who have shown extraordinary dedication through their voluntary efforts to benefit the Society, the specialty of oncology, and, most importantly, the patients we serve.
Years ago, when I first set foot at ASCO’s Annual Meeting – when all of Chicago was alive with the movement of nearly fifty thousand oncologists and members from around the world – I remember watching, in awe, as the world’s leading experts, whose names I had only read in books, were called to the stage to receive the title of FASCO. I could never have imagined that one day…
What can I say – I am deeply grateful to everyone who, in one way or another, directly or indirectly, has helped make this day possible. It is, indeed, a great honor – and an even greater responsibility.”

“What an honor to be recognized by ASCO alongside all of these superb hematologists/oncologists (including Pauline Funchain)! Totally not worthy.”
“Learning / growing while being engaged with ASCO and Conquer Cancer Foundation has been one of the most fulfilling personal and professional privileges starting as a trainee. Immense thanks to those whose feedback, support and “silent” inspiration made this possible FASCO.”
“I’m thrilled to announce that I have been selected as a Fellow of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (FASCO). This is a meaningful milestone, and I am deeply grateful to my peers and mentors within the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) community for this recognition.
Also, thanks to all my partners Cancer Care Specialists of IL This achievement is a direct reflection of their support.”
“Honored to receive the FASCO designation this year from the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO). It has been a privilege to volunteer alongside my colleagues to support the growth of our profession.”
“Delighted to have been honoured with this distinction ASCO and grateful for all the opportunities afforded by this amazing institution and to have met and worked, and work, with so many brilliant colleagues within this community.”
“To be in the company of Mikkael Sekeres, Cristiane D Bergerot, Rafeh Naqash, Tanios Bekaii-Saab is wild! Congrats to my fellow Fellows, and I am so honored to be in your company and to be recognized by ASCO.”
The oncology community has also joined in celebrating and congratulating the FASCO recipients on this notable achievement:
“Congratulations to this incoming class of FASCO honorees! Thank you for ALL you do for ASCO ! So glad you’re on our team – appreciate you!”
“Huge congratulations to Jhanelle Gray for her FASCO recognition. Dr Gray is a top lung cancer researcher, MedOnc Chair and great role model for women in medicine leaders.”
“Congrats to these amazing colleagues awardees of FASCO – well-deserved recognition.”
“Proud to share that Gevorg Tamamyan has been recognized as FASCO. It’s a true honor to have a leader, mentor like him. I don’t know anyone more devoted to this field than him. He teaches us to dream big, love what we do and always do our best. So lucky to learn from him.”
“Congratulations to Cristiane D Bergerot on officially becoming a Fellow of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (FASCO) Your dedication to advancing cancer research & patient-centered care continues to inspire us. We’re proud to have you as a vital member of the Florez Lab!”
“Huge congrats to the new Fellows of ASCO!! Thrilled to see good friends Cristiane D Bergerot, Rafeh Naqash on the FASCO list!”
“Congratulations to all the new FASCO designees! Great to see ASCO recognizing the hard volunteer work of their members.”
“Congratulations Megan Daly, Gevorg Tamamyan and everyone else above on being honoured with fellowship of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).”
The recognition of these exemplary individuals as Fellows of ASCO (FASCO) not only honors their personal achievements and tireless dedication but also inspires the entire oncology community to continue advancing research, education, and patient care worldwide.
Written by Lena Mkrtchyan, MD




















