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  • Michigan Journal of Medicine Receives Silver Award at 2026 EPIC Awards

    Michigan Journal of Medicine Receives Silver Award at 2026 EPIC Awards

    Posted by MJM Editors on 2026-08-17


The Michigan Journal of Medicine (MJM) has been recognized with a Silver Award in the Excellence in Student Journals – Research category at the 2026 EPIC Awards, presented by the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP).

MJM was selected as one of two finalists for Volume 8, alongside the Challenger Research Journal from UC San Diego. At the 2026 EPIC Awards celebration, held during SSP’s Annual Meeting in Chula Vista, California, MJM received the Silver Award, while Challenger Research Journal received Gold.

The EPIC Awards recognize excellence across scholarly publishing, including publications, marketing, media, initiatives, and publishing technology. The Student Journal – Research category recognizes student-run journals that publish original research, reviews, and scholarly articles that contribute to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge. Submissions are evaluated based on criteria including innovation and creativity, quality, usability and accessibility, and impact.

This recognition represents an exciting milestone for MJM and reflects the work of the journal’s student editors, authors, reviewers, and faculty advisors. As a student-run publication dedicated to showcasing high-quality medical and biomedical research, MJM is proud to provide a platform for students to engage with scholarly publishing and contribute to the academic community.

MJM Editors-in-Chief Brandon Lu and Nikolas Grotewald attended the awards event and are pictured alongside Rebecca McLeod, President of the Society for Scholarly Publishing for the 2025–2026 term.

We are incredibly proud of this recognition and grateful to everyone who has contributed to the continued growth of the Michigan Journal of Medicine. We look forward to building on this achievement and continuing to provide a platform for the next generation of medical researchers and scholars.

Congratulations to the entire MJM community!

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