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Celebration of Excellence, February 3, 2016 CUMMING SCHOOL OF MEDICINE | Celebration of Excellence, February 3, 2016 Distinguished Achievement Awards Dr. Luanne Metz Community and Service Awards Dr. Van Nguyen Department of Clinical Neuroscience Department of Family Medicine Dr. James Cross Professional Association of Interns and Residents Dr. Eldon Shaer Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Departments of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology / Obstetrics & Gynecology / of Alberta Mentorship Award Department of Medicine Medical Genetics Alberta Medical Association Medal for Distinguished Service Dr. Daniel Heng Royal Society of Canada Fellowship Dr. Richard Haber Department of Oncology Department of Medicine Dr. Luanne Metz Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Lynn McIntyre Professional Association of Interns and Residents of Alberta Department of Clinical Neurosciences Department of Community Health Sciences Clinical Teaching Award of Excellence Alberta Medical Association Medal for Distinguished Service Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Fellowship University of Calgary Awards Dr. Jerey Schaefer Dr. Norman Campbell Dr. Keith Sharkey Department of Medicine Departments of Medicine / Physiology & Pharmacology / Community Health Dr. Braden Manns Department of Physiology & Pharmacology Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada Clinical Teacher Award Sciences Departments of Medicine and Community Health Science Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Fellowship Alberta Medical Association Medal for Distinguished Service Killam Annual Professorship Dr. Kelly Albrecht Dr. Rajiv Midha Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Dr. Ian Mitchell Dr. Paul Beck Department of Clinical Neuroscience Association of Professionals in Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada Department of Pediatrics Department of Medicine Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Fellowship Educator of the Year (Calgary) Canadian Bioethics Society Distinguished Service Award Killam Annual Professorship Dr. David Keegan Dr. Samuel Lee Dr. Ina Dobrinski Medical and Scientific Organization Awards Department of Family Medicine Department of Medicinie Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Excellence in Education Award Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver Distinguished Service Award Killam Annual Professorship Dr. Norman Campbell Departments of Medicine / Physiology / Community Health Science Dr. William Fletcher Dr. Deborah Dobson Dr. Eric Smith Health Research Foundation Medal of Honor Department of Clinical Neuroscience Department of Psychiatry Departments of Clinical Neurosciences / Community Health Sciences / Radiology American Academy of Neurology A.B. Baker Teacher Recognition Award Governor General's Caring Canadian Award Killam Emerging Research Leader Award Dr. Fiona Clement Department of Community Health Sciences Dr. Garnette Sutherland Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed Dr. Gerald Zamponi Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health Maurice McGregor Award Department of Clinical Neurosciences Department of Oncology Department of Physiology & Pharmacology NASA Exceptional Technology Achievement Medal Calgary Awards, Community Achievement- Education Category Killam Graduate Supervision Award Dr. Norman Campbell Departments of Medicine / Physiology / Community Health Science Drs. Grahman Thompson, Paul Kubes, Chip Doig and Jamie Blackwood Dr. Fiona Clement Dr. Ken Lukowiak Canadian Medical Association Frederic Newton Gisborne Starr Award Alberta Sepsis Network Department of Community Health Sciences Department of Physiology & Pharmacology Global Sepsis Alliance Jury - Global Sepsis Award Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Killam Undergraduate Mentorship Award Dr. Jean-Francois Lemay Department of Pediatrics Dr. Bob Church Dr. Cheryl Barnabe Canadian Pediatric Society Michel Weber Education Award Professor Emeritus Departments of Medicine / Community Health Sciences Citation Awards University of Alberta Honorary Doctor of Science Degree Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Keith Wyclie-Jones Dr. Michael Hill Department of Family Medicine Dr. Remo Panaccione Dr. Lawrence Korngut Department of Clinical Neuroscience Canadian Association for Medical Education Certificate of Merit Department of Medicine Department of Clinical Neurosciences 10,000 Citation Award Crohn’s and Colitis Canada Finkelstein Award Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Michael Hill Dr. Bruce Pike Department of Clinical Neuroscience Dr. Benedikt Hallgrimsson Dr. Aaron Goodarzi Departments of Radiology / Clinical Neuroscience Ramon J. Hnatyshyn Lecturer, Canadian Stroke Congress 2015 Department of Cell Biology & Anatomy Departments of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology / Oncology 10,000 Citation Award Rholf Medal in Morphometrics Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Theresa Trotter Dr. Andrew Demchuk Department of Oncology Dr. Quentin Pittman Dr. Heather Jamniczky Department of Clinical Neuroscience Canadian Association for Medical Education Certificate of Merit Department of Physiology & Pharmacology Department of Cell Biology & Anatomy 10,000 Citation Award American Physiological Society Joseph Erlanger Distinguished Lecturer Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Heidi Schroter Dr. Keith Sharkey Department of Pediatrics The Calgary Stroke Team (ESCAPE Trial: Michael Hill, Andrew Demchuk, Dr. Joe Raiche Departments of Physiology & Pharmacology / Medicine Canadian Pediatric Society Physician of Merit Award (Alberta) Mayank Goyal) Department of Psychiatry 10,000 Citation Award Department of Clinical Neurosciences Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Jesse Hendrikse ASTech Societal Impact Award Dr. William Ghali Department of Community Health Sciences Dr. Jonathan Chan Departments of Community Health Sciences / Medicine Canadian Association for Medical Education Certificate of Merit Dr. Christian Jacob, VIRTUAL Human Group Department of Family Medicine 10,000 Citation Award Departments of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology / Computer Science Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Remo Panaccione ASTech Innovation in Information and Communications Award Dr. Todd Anderson Department of Medicine Department of Medicine Canadian Association of Gastroenterology Visiting Professor Award 10,000 Citation Award CUMMING SCHOOL OF MEDICINE | Celebration of Excellence, February 3, 2016 Distinguished Achievement Awards Dr. Luanne Metz Community and Service Awards Dr. Van Nguyen Department of Clinical Neuroscience Department of Family Medicine Dr. James Cross Professional Association of Interns and Residents Dr. Eldon Shaer Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Departments of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology / Obstetrics & Gynecology / of Alberta Mentorship Award Department of Medicine Medical Genetics Alberta Medical Association Medal for Distinguished Service Dr. Daniel Heng Royal Society of Canada Fellowship Dr. Richard Haber Department of Oncology Department of Medicine Dr. Luanne Metz Avenue Magazine Calgary Top 40 Under 40 Dr. Lynn McIntyre Professional Association of Interns and Residents of Alberta Department of Clinical Neurosciences Department of Community Health Sciences Clinical Teaching Award of Excellence Alberta Medical Association Medal for Distinguished Service Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Fellowship University of Calgary Awards Dr. Jerey Schaefer Dr. Norman Campbell Dr. Keith Sharkey Department of Medicine Departments of Medicine / Physiology & Pharmacology / Community Health Dr. Braden Manns Department of Physiology & Pharmacology Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada Clinical Teacher Award Sciences Departments of Medicine and Community Health Science Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Fellowship Alberta Medical Association Medal for Distinguished Service Killam Annual Professorship Dr. Kelly Albrecht Dr. Rajiv Midha Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Dr. Ian Mitchell Dr. Paul Beck Department of Clinical Neuroscience Association of Professionals in Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada Department of Pediatrics Department of Medicine Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Fellowship Educator of the Year (Calgary) Canadian Bioethics Society Distinguished Service Award Killam Annual Professorship Dr. David Keegan Dr. Samuel Lee Dr. Ina Dobrinski Medical and Scientific Organization Awards Department of Family Medicine Department of Medicinie Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Excellence in Education Award Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver Distinguished Service Award Killam Annual Professorship Dr. Norman Campbell Departments of Medicine / Physiology / Community Health Science Dr. William Fletcher Dr. Deborah Dobson Dr. Eric Smith Health Research Foundation Medal of Honor Department of Clinical Neuroscience Department of Psychiatry Departments of Clinical Neurosciences / Community Health Sciences / Radiology American Academy of Neurology A.B. Baker Teacher Recognition Award Governor General's Caring Canadian Award Killam Emerging Research Leader Award Dr. Fiona Clement Department of Community Health Sciences Dr. Garnette Sutherland Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed Dr. Gerald Zamponi Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health Maurice McGregor Award Department of Clinical Neurosciences Department of Oncology Department of Physiology & Pharmacology NASA Exceptional Technology Achievement Medal Calgary Awards, Community Achievement- Education Category Killam Graduate Supervision Award Dr. Norman Campbell Departments of Medicine / Physiology / Community Health Science Drs. Grahman
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