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Call for 2014 APA Annual Award Nominations...
Take advantage of the opportunity to submit the names of fellow pharmacy professionals who are deserving of recognition for their dedication to the
profession of pharmacy and for the service they provide the citizens in their community. Please provide a letter of support for each award nominee
describing detailed information about the candidate and why you feel they should be considered, include a current CV if possible. Mail this
information to the APA office at 1211 Carmichael Way, Montgomery, AL 36106 or FAX to 334/271-5423. All award nominations must be
received by the APA office on or before March 15, 2014.
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Qualifications and Past Winners
Bowl of Hygeia Award Qualifications:
The recipient must be a pharmacist, licensed in the state of Alabama.
The recipient must be living. Awards are not presented posthumously.
The recipient has not been a previous recipient of the award.
The recipient is not currently serving, nor has he/she served within the immediate past two years as an officer of the association in other than an exofficio capacity or its awards committee.
The recipient has compiled an outstanding record of community service, which apart from his/her specific identification as a pharmacist, reflects well on
the profession.
The recipient shall be a member of APA in good standing who has been a member for a minimum of four years.
2013 – Charles Sands
2012 – Harold Harmon
2011 – David Darby
2010 – Jim Walker
2009 – Wyatt Williams
2008 – Rick Stephens
2007 – Roland Nelson
2006 – Betty Susina
2005 – Billy Beasley
2004 – Mark Bowen
2003 – Lamar Stapleton
2002 – Malvin Goldstein
2001 – Tim Bishop
2000 – Fred Rutledge
1999 – Frank Skinner, Jr.
1998 – Charlie Thomas
1997 – Kenneth Guin, Sr.
1996 – Danny Cottrell
1995 – Clemont Carpenter
1994 – Danny Johnson
1993 – George Bolling
1992 – Johnny Bell
1991 – Lucinda Maine
1990 – Jerry Moore
1989 – Jerry Thomas
1988 – Jim Scruggs
1987 – Jack Mullins
1986 – Roy Sanderson
1985 – Ed Ray
1984 – Edward McLendon
1983 – Robert Burns
1982 – Larry Shipp
1981 – James Kuykendall
1980 – Richard Markle
1979 – Ben Cooper
1978 – Melbourn Lloyd Sellars
1977 – Jim Main
1976 – Anthony Brooklere
1975 – Charles Prickett
1974 – Stanley Susina
A complete listing of all recipients can be found on the APA web site at www.aparx.org
Qualifications and Past Winners
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Lester White Good Government Award Qualifications:
Presented to an APA member in good standing who actively contributes to the community through their voluntary involvement in the political process to
advance the pharmacy profession.
2013 – Dan McConaghy
2012 – Elaine Beech
2011 – Billy Beasley
2010 – Mike Mikell
2009 – Kenny Sanders
2008 – David Darby
2007 – Steve Love
2006 – Kerry Prickett
Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award Qualifications:
Licensed to practice pharmacy for nine years or less.
Licensed to practice pharmacy in Alabama.
Participation in national pharmacy associations, professional
programs, state association activities, and/or community service.
2013 – Frances Cohenour
2012 – Christy Garmon
2011 – Kathryn Bellingar
2010 – Audrey Cohenour
2009 – Jared Johnson
2008 – Neal Presley
2007 – Ken Aday
2006 – Dustin Beaty
2005 – Kimberly Braxton-Lloyd
2004 – Greg Wood
2003 – Boyd Ennis, Jr.
2002 – Daniel Mims
2001 – Dane Yarbrough
2000 – Stephen Skinner
2005 – Donnie Calhoun
2004 – Timothy Bishop
2003 – Billy Beatty
2002 – Rick Stephens
2001 – Danny Cottrell
Currently practicing in community, institutional, or consulting pharmacy.
Member of APA in good standing and a member for a minimum of
two years.
1999 – Pattisue Carranza
1998 – Lea Harwell-Day
1997 – Valerie Prince
1996 – Page Dunlap
1995 – Scott Arledge
1994 – Johnny Brooklere
1993 – Keith Conner
1992 – Dan Albrant
1991 – Donnie Calhoun
1990 – Rob Colburn
1989 – Ralph Sorrell
1988 – Mark Morgan
1987 – Becky Sorrell
APA J. Wayne Staggs Distinguished Service Award Qualifications:
This award shall be presented to an APA member in good standing who has been a member for a minimum of two years, and has actively participated in
the activities of APA and has provided outstanding service to the association.
2013 – Buddy Bunch
2012 – Dane Yarbrough
2011 – Kenny Sanders
2010 – David Darby
2009 – Tim Bishop
2008 – Pattisue Carranza
2007 – Steve Snyder
2006 – Butch Mullins
2005 – Keith Conner
2004 – Billy Beasley
2003 – Valerie Prince
2002 – Rick Stephens
Pharmacy Technician of the Year Award Qualifications:
The nominee must be an APA member in good standing.
The nominee must demonstrate excellence in performance of
technician duties.
2013 – Josh Smith
2012 – Lacey Groves
2011 – Paige Patterson
2010 – Juan Keela Eatmon
Excellence in Innovation Award Qualifications:
Nominations will be solicited from pharmacists around the state of
Alabama, wholesalers, pharmacy organizations and schools of pharmacy.
The nominee must be licensed to practice pharmacy in Alabama.
The nominee must be a member of the APA in good standing.
2013 – Jeff Jerkins
2012 – Chris Burgess
2011 – Audrey Newton
2010 – Lea Wolsencroft
2009 – Scott Wepfer
2008 – Lynda Staggs
2007 – Ron Pate
2006 – Daniel Mims
2005 – Sherri Boston
2004 – Cheryl Wooten
2003 – Tim Bishop
2002 – Kimberly Braxton-Lloyd
Faculty Member of the Year Award Qualifications:
Must be an APA member in good standing. Exceptions may be made
for non-pharmacist faculty dependant on qualifications of nominee.
Promotes not only academic achievement but also leadership qualities
at the local, state and national level to student pharmacists.
Has been responsive to the needs of student pharmacists and has
promoted their advancement within the profession of pharmacy.
2013 – Gordon Sacks
2012 – Susan Alverson
2001 – Dan McConaghy
2000 – Kerry Prickett
1999 – Condit Steil
1998 – James Harrison, Sr.
1997 – Betty McCamy
1996 – Ralph Sorrell
1995 – Al Little
1994 – Bryan Crawford
1993 – John Braswell
The nominee must be nominated by a pharmacist.
The nominee must be licensed as a pharmacy technician in Alabama.
2009 – Tammy Hix
2008 – Cynthia Rodgers
2007 – Wendy Turner
The nominee must be actively practicing pharmacy at the time of their
nomination.
The nomination must include a complete description of the pharmacist’s
practice with an explanation of how they have improved patient care.
Testimonials may be submitted
2001 – Gary Wright
2000 – Tommy Wood
1999 – Stanley F. Reeves
1998 – Terry Wingo
1997 – Bryan Crawford
1996 – Condit Steil
1995 – Butch Mullins
1994 – Jim Myers
1993 – Roland Nelson
Has made significant contributions to the growth of APA student pharmacist
membership and has mentored students on the importance of professional
development.
Must not have received this award within the past five years.
This award will not be given posthumously.
Must be currently employed by an Alabama college of pharmacy as a full-time
faculty member in the school of pharmacy.
2011 – Jared Johnson
2010 – Michael Hogue
2009 – Kimberly Braxton Lloyd
Generation Rx Champions Award Qualifications: Recipient must be a pharmacist licensed in the state of Alabama, be a member of APA in good
standing, and must be actively involved in raising awareness of prescription drug abuse (i.e., drug take back events, speaking to schools and young
adults).
2013 – Jeff Jerkins
2012 – Lea Wolsoncroft
A complete listing of all recipients can be found on the APA web site at www.aparx.org