The Horace Wells Humanitarian Awards

Each year, the Hartford Medical Society brings the past and present together through webinars and educational
events to honor Connecticut's medical history. As we continue to preserve our past to pave the way for the future,we're thrilled to
announce our upcoming 2023 Award Celebration at the historical Mark Twain House in Hartford on May 18.

We are seeking to honor three distinguished individuals for their contributions to the betterment of the Greater Hartford Area
through our Horace Wells Humanitarian Awards. We look forward to recognizing individuals who better the world and our
local community through volunteer efforts, humanitarian support, and exemplary growth as a medical professional, student,
or resident. The Humanitarian Awards will include three categories in which individuals have the chance to be honored:
The Distinguished Service Award, Hartford's Impact on the World Award, and the Rising Practitioner Award. In support of
their work and commitment to giving back, the honorees in each category will be awarded $1,000 to donate to their chosen
non-profit organization.

The Distinguished Service Award

Recognizes an individual's volunteer efforts in the Greater Hartford community.
This award honors an individual’s impact on the community and commitment to making the
Greater Hartford area a better place through volunteer work.

Hartford's Impact on the World Award

Recognizes an individual participating in humanitarian work for the global community.
Whether through monetary donations, in-person humanitarian efforts, or the donation of resources,
this award honors those who embody the true meaning of a physician’s work: providing support to those in need.

Rising Practitioner Award

Recognizes a rising medical student or resident for leadership, excellence in research, innovation,
teaching, and advocacy in the Greater Hartford community. Our medical students and residents
are future leaders in the field of medicine and provide new insights and motivation to change the world.

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