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American College of Physicians Chapter Awards Last Updated May 7, 2021 This document includes a historical listing of all recipients of chapter awards, which help recognize and celebrate members’ accomplishments and contributions. For easy access, you can click a specific chapter below and be taken directly to that chapter’s awardees. Alberta Minnesota Air Force Mississippi Alabama Missouri Alaska Montana Arizona Navy Arkansas Nebraska Army Nevada Atlantic Provinces New Hampshire Bangladesh New Jersey Brazil New Mexico British Columbia New York Downstate California Northern New York Hudson Valley California Southern Region I, II, & III New York Upstate Central America North Carolina Chile North Dakota Colombia Ohio Colorado Oklahoma Connecticut Ontario Delaware Oregon District of Columbia Pennsylvania Eastern Florida Pennsylvania Western Georgia Pennsylvania Hawaii Puerto Rico Idaho Rhode Island Illinois Northern Quebec Illinois Southern South Carolina Indiana South Dakota Iowa Tennessee Japan Texas Kansas Utah Kentucky Venezuela Louisiana Vermont Maine Virginia Manitoba/Saskatchewan Washington Maryland West Virginia Massachusetts Wisconsin Mexico Wyoming Michigan 2 ALBERTA Laureate Award 2014 Robert Herman, MD, FACP 2016 George Goldsand, MD, MACP 2017 George Goldsand, MD, MACP Service Award 2019 Neil Edward Gibson, MD, FACP 3 AIR FORCE Laureate Award 1991 Monte B. Miller, MD, FACP 1992 Albert B. Briccetti, MD, FACP 1994 Alexander M. Sloan, MD, FACP 1996 Gerald W. Parker, MD, FACP 1997 Charles K. Maffet, MD, FACP 1998 George E. Crawford, MD, FACP 1999 Richard Neal Boswell, MD, FACP 2000 Murphy A. Chesney, Jr., MD, FACP 2001 George W. Meyer, MD, FACP 2002 Takeshi Wajima, MD, FACP 2005 Jose J. Gutierrez-Nunez, MD, FACP 2006 Theodore M. Freeman, MD, FACP 2008 Matthew J. Dolan, FACP 2009 John R. Downs, MD, FACP 2009 John E. McManigle, MC, FACP 2010 COL Arnyce R. Pock, MC, USAF, FACP 2011 Richard E. Winn, MD, FACP 2012 COL (Ret) James Jacobson 2013 COL Thomas C. Grau, MC, USAF, FACP 2017 Jay B. Higgs, MD, FACP 2017 COL Michael B. Osswald, MC, USAF, FACP 2017 James M. Quinn, MD, FACP 2017COL Rechell G. Rodriguez, MD, FACP 2018 William N. Hannah, Jr., MC, USAF, FACP 2018 COL Paul A. Hemmer, MC, USAF, FACP 2019 David H. Gremillion, MD, FACP 2019 Helen M. Hootsmans, MD, FACP 2020 David H Gremillion, MD FACP Philip G. Keil Memorial Lecture 1989 David H. Gremillion, MD, FACP 2011 LtCOL (Ret) Tom Sauer wein, MD, FACP 2012 COL (Ret) Paul Hemmer Archie A. Hoffman Governor's Award (to a junior staff member) 1988 Bob Hawkins, MD 1989 Charles Nolan, MD 1993 Jeffrey D. Bodin, MD, FACP (Outstanding staff internist) 1993 Matthew J. Dolan, MD, FACP (Outstanding academic internist) 2008 Vincent C. Marconi 2009 Jeffrey S. La Rochelle, MD, FACP 2011 Maj Matthew Hann, MC, USAF 2011 CAPT Donald J. Martin, MC, USAF, FACP 2012 Maj Angelique Collamer 4 Arthur Grollman Award (for the best resident paper) 1988 Michael Vaughn, MD 1989 Thomas Bradley, MD 1993 Richard J. LoCicero, MD Student Research Prize 1988 Michael Freckleton 2013 CAPT Spencer Allan Motley, MD 2016 Captain Michael Gonzales, MD Outstanding Fellow Presentation 1993 Stephen J. Smart, MD, FACP Major General Malcolm C. Grow Memorial Lecture 2011 COL (Ret) William T. Browne, MD, FCCM, FACP, FCCP 2012 Geno Merli, MD, FACP 5 ALABAMA Laureate Award 1988 Tom Sheehy, MD, FACP 1989 Basil I. Hirschowitz, MD, FACP 1990 Henry M. Gewin, MD, FACP 1990 Stanley S. Kahn, MD, FACP 1991 Jack J. Kirschenfeld, MD, FACP 1991 John M. Packard, MD, FACP 1992 John F. Burnum, MD, FACP 1992 S. Richardson Hill, Jr., MD, FACP 1993 Samuel Eichold, II, MD, FACP 1993 William W. Winternitz, MD 1994 H. Hamilton Hutchinson, MD, FACP 1994 James A. Pittman, Jr., MD, MACP 1995 Dick D. Briggs, Jr., MD, FACP 1995 Irving A. Koffler, MD, FACP 1996 Alan M. Siegal, MD, FACP 1996 Robert H. Lokey, MD, FACP 1997 J. Claude Bennet, MD, MACP 1997 John McDuffie McGehee, MD, FACP 1998 Wilmer J. Coggins, MD, FACP 1998 Richard H. Esham, MD, FACP 1999 Charles G. Cobbs, MD, FACP 1999 Richard O. Russell, Jr., MD, FACP 2000 John B. Bass, Jr., MD, MACP 2000 Peter W. Morris, MD, FACP 2001 Max Michael III, MD, FACP 2001 Keehn W. Berry Jr., MD, FACP 2002 William A. Curry, MD, FACP 2002 Arthur L. Ennis, MD, FACP 2003 William E. Dismukes, MD, MACP 2003 Pink L. Folmar, MD, FACP 2004 Paul W. Burleson, MD, FACP 2004 Edwin A. Rutsky, MD, FACP 2005 Ben V. Branscomb, MD, FACP 2005 John M. McMahon, MD, FACP 2006 Roy F. Roddam, MD, FACP 2006 Frank D. Sutton, Jr., MD, FACP 2007 James R. Bonner, MD, FACP 2007 Stephen Alvin Davis, MD, FACP 2008 Dennis G. Delgado, MD, FACP 2008 Billy Willard Boyd, MD, FACP 2009 Wickliffe J. Many, Jr., MD, FACP 2009 Robert M. Centor, MD, FACP 6 2010 Maryella D. Sirmon, MD, FACP 2011 Gustavo Heudebert, MD, FACP 2012 William J. Koopman, MD, MACP 2013 Ross Vaughn, MD, FACP 2014 Anupam Agarwal, MD 2015 Lourdes C. Corman, MD, FACP, FACR 2016 Charles Seth Landefeld, MD, FACP 2017 Charles Michael Soppet, MD, FACP 2018 Bernard H. Eichold, II, MD, DrPH, FACP 2019 Vera Bittner, MD, MSPH, FACP 2020 Jefferson Underwood III, MD, FACP Chapter Advocacy Award 2011 Marcia Littles, MD, FACP 2012 C. Calvert Dodson, III, MD, FACP 7 ALASKA Laureate Award 1995 Thomas Cowan Wood, MD, FACP 2000 Norman J. Wilder, MD, FACP 2001 Keith M. Brownsberger, MD, FACP 2001 Steven B. Tucker, MD, FACP 2002 Burton Janis, MD, FACP 2004 Brian J. McMahon, MD, FACP 2008 Richard L. Neubauer, MD, FACP 2009 Jay C. Butler, MD, FAAP, FACP 2012 David E. Peach, MD, FACP 2018 Robert Bundtzen, MD, FACP Volunteerism and Community Service Award 2004 Rodman Wilson, MD, MACP 2009 Bennett H. Lee, MD 2010 Molly B. Southworth, MD, MPH, FACP 2010 Thad Woodard 2012 George S. Rhyneer, MD, FACP 2013 Ruth Nighswander, RN 2013 Tom Nighswander, MD 2014 KC Kaltenborn, MD 2014 Mary Catherine Schumacher MD, FACP 2014 Kikkan Randall 2016 Thomas C. Wood, MD, MACP Lifetime Achievement Award 2017 Carol L. Juergens, MD, FACP Leadership in Teaching Award 2017 Emily Church, MD, FACP Centennial Legacy Award 2015 Richard L. Neubauer, MD, MACP Distinguished Teacher/Mentor Award 2019 John Bramante, MD, FACP 8 ARIZONA Laureate Award 1986 Hayes W. Caldwell, MD, FACP 1986 Arie C. van Ravenswaay, MD, FACP 1986 Ashton B. Taylor, MD 1986 Charles A. L. Stephens, MD, FACP 1986 Alan L. Gordon, MD, FACP 1987 Frank I. Marcus, MD, FACP 1987 Charles Trahern, MD, FACP 1988 Rubin Bressler, MD, FACP 1988 Bob Sommerville, MD, FACP 1989 Robert E. Westfall, MD, FACP 1990 William F. Denny, MD, FACP 1990 Edward B. Waldmann, MD, FACP 1991 Donald K. Buffmire, MD, FACP 1991 Morton Fuchs, MD, FACP 1992 Jay W. Smith, MD, FACP 1993 Thomas F. Disney, MD, FACP 1994 David John Gullen, MD, FACP 1998 John C. Pierce, MD, MS, FACP 1998 Brendan Phibbs, MD, FACP 1999 David R. Sanderson, MD, FACP 2001 Michael Grossman, MD, FACP 2002 Pasquale J. Palumbo, MD, FACP 2004 Lawrence J. Shapiro, MD, FACP 2006 Jayendra H. Shah, MD, FACP 2007 Stephen O. Woodruff, MD, FACP 2007 Richard W. Carlson, MD, PhD, FACP 2008 Robert M. Aaronson, MD, FACP 2008 Richard W. Carlson, MD, PhD, FACP 2009 Anita C. Murcko, MD, FACP 2009 Allan L. Markus, MD, FACP 2010 Bruce A. Bethancourt, MD, FACP 2011 John Hensing, MD, FACP 2012 Eric P. Gall, MD, MACP 2013 Paul F. Howard, MD, FACP 2013 Ana Maria Lopez, MD, MPH, FACP 2014 Shakaib Rehman, MD, FACP 2015 Timothy C. Fagan, MD, FACP 2016 Helene Labonte, DO, FACP 2017 Kevin F. Moynahan, MD, FACP 2018 Cheryl W. O'Malley, MD, FACP 2019 Shakaib (Shak) Rehman, MD, CSH, FACP, FACH 2020 Allan Markus, MD, MS, MBA, FACP 9 Volunteerism and Community Service Award 2002 Earl J. Baker, MD 2004 Oscar S. Gluck, MD, FACP 2005 Richard W. Carlson, MD, PhD, FACP 2011 Howard Shulman, DO, FACP, FACOI 2012 William J. Firth, MD 2013 Jayne Peterson, MD, FACP 2014 Binh Duong, DO, FACP 2015 Ernesto Luis Aguilar, MD, FACP 2016 William S. Nevin, MD, FACP 2017 Kerilynn Bollman, MD, FACP 2018 J. C. Nwobodo, MD 2020 Masood Kisana, MD, FACP Educator of the Year 2010 Rupal Vora, MD 2011 Kevin Moynahan, MD, FACP 2012 Jaya M. Raj, MD, FACP 2013 Harold Szerlip, MD, FACP 2014 Sonal Haerter, MD 2014 Mayar Al Mohajer, MD, FACP 2015 Brenda L. Shinar, MD 2016 Donna M. Holland, MD, FACP 2017 Shannon Skinner, MD, FACP 2018 Carol Wolfe, MD 2019 William Dachman, MD, FACP 2020 Marícela Moffitt, MD, MPH, FACP Internist of the Year 2010 Helene Labonte, DO, FACP 2011 Jyoti R. Patel, MD, FAAP 2012 Alan K. Rogers, MD, FACP 2013 Harvey Hsu, MD 2015 Mary Ellen Dirlam, MD, FACP 2016 Gabrielle Ochoa, MD 2017 M. Zuhdi Jasser, MD, FACP 2018 Shakaib Rehman, MD, FACP 2019 Jayne Peterson, MD, FACP 2020 Shaghayegh Hakemi Abdollahi, MD FACP Health Choice Arizona Advocacy of the Year 2010 Pete Wertheim 10 Researcher of the Year 2011 Richard Gerkin, MD, MS, FACP, FACMT 2013 Christina M. Laukaitis, MD, FACP 2015 Peter Reaven, MD 2016 Sherman Mitchell Harman, MD 2017 Monica Kraft, MD, FACP 2018 Michael Fallon, MD, FACP 2019 Jasgit Sachdev, MD 2020 Guy Leland Reed III, MD FACP Resident of the Year 2012 Juliana M. Kling, MD 2011 James F. Keane, DO 2013 Sadia F. Moinuddin, MD 2015 Brian Wojeck, MD 2016 Katie Murphy, MBBCh 2016 Jessica August, MD 2017 Preston Seaberg, MD 2017 Nafis A. Shamsid – Deen, MD 2018 Andrew Tseng, MD 2019 Erin Wiedmeier, MD 2020 Shaunak Pandya, MD Leader of the Year 2011 Douglas James Spegman, MD, MSPH, FACP 2012 Eladio Pereira, MD, FACP 2013 Lisa F.
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