HONORS AND AWARDS
Honors and Awards 2022
2022
The American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) has a history of effective and outstanding service to the pro- fession of geology. From its beginning in 1963, the Institute has emphasized the role that professional geologists play in this fascinating, changing, and highly complex world in which we live.
In an Institute such as this, there are so many highly moti- vated geologists contributing to the profession, the Institute, the public, and the nations in which we live and work that the identification of a select few for particular awards is a monumental task. The continued success of the Honors and Awards Program is dependent on an accessible nominating process and a diligent screening of those nominated. This is done by the Honors and Awards Committee.
Currently, there are seven honors bestowed by the Institute: Ben H. Parker Memorial Distinguished Service Medal, Martin Van Couvering Memorial Service to the Institute Award, John T. Galey, Sr., Memorial Public Service Medal, Award of Honorary Membership, Outstanding Achievement Award, John Stewart Memorial Early Career Professional Award, and Presidential Certificate of Merit.
Descriptions of the awards, past recipients, and the nomi- nation forms can be found on the AIPG National website or contact the AIPG National Headquarters office.
This year the Honors and Awards Committee selected a group of outstanding leaders who have committed to contrib- uting to the organization and advancing the geosciences. We congratulate the honorees on the following pages.
Nominations for 2023 are being accepted online or via mail now through January 15, 2023. Information on how to submit your nominations for a national or section leadership award is available on pages 26 and 27 of this edition of TPG.
When you pay your dues this year, please consider sub- mitting a nomination recognizing a colleague for their con- tributions to the organization and the geoscience profession. Professionals in the geosciences are making a difference every day in the lives of people across the world, further advancing our knowledge of the earth and it’s processes, and finding bet- ter solutions to managing our environment. We look forward to seeing them nominated in 2023.
What happened to the Science?
AIPG's mission is to advocate for the geoscience profession.
How do you promote the geosciences? How can AIPG better promote the science? Share your ideas at
aipg@aipg.org.
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