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Certificate of Merit (1976 – 1990); F.G. Proudfoot/J.M. Bell/Award of Merit (1991 – 1997); CSAS Fellowship (1998 – present) Current Sponsor: Canadian Society of Animal Science, Canadian Science Publishing Past Sponsor: Alltech, Inc. 1976 H.T. Fredeen 1977 A.J. Charnestski J.E. Moxley 1978 H.F. MacRae J.C. Rennie 1979 A.S. Jonson W.J. Pigden K. Rasmussen 1980 R.P. Forshaw T.M. MacIntyre 1981 R.J. Huggard F.G. Proudfoot 1982 R.T. Berg G.J. Brisson 1983 L.P. Milligan W.D. Morrison 1984 J.P. Bowland R.S. Gowe W.E. Howell 1985 D.S. Cox D.P. Heany 1986 F.X. Aherne J.M. Bell 1987 K.J. Jenkins C.M. Williams 1988 D.W. Friend G.K. MacLeod R.J. Parker 1989 J.S. Gavora 1990 R.J. Christopherson H. Bayley 1991 Jiro Nagai 1992 M. Hidiroglou 1993 J.I. Elliot 1994 K.J. Cheng 1995 M. Ivan 1996 S.D. Morgan Jones 1997 J. Buchanan-Smith 1998 Ron Marquardt 1999 Roger Hacker 2000 Gary Mathison 2001 Steven Leeson 2002 Dave Christensen 2003 Jim Wilton 2004 Brian McBride 2005 Mick Price 2006 John Kennelly 2007 Not awarded 2008 James France 2009 Erasmus Okine 2010 John Patience 2011 Xin Zhao 2012 Laki Goonewardene 2013 Karen Wittenberg 2014 Karen Beauchemin 2015 Philip A Thacker 2016 John McKinnon 2017 Chantal Farmer 2018 Tim McAllister 2019 Pierre Lacasse 2020 Christiane Girard Canada Packers’ Medal (1980-1990); Excellence in Nutrition and Meat Sciences (1991 – present) Current Sponsor: Trouw Nutrition Past Sponsor: Canada Packers Ltd. (1980 – 1990), Shur-Gain (1991 – 2008), Nutreco (2009 – 2015); Trouw Nutrition (2016 – present) YEAR RECIPIENT 1991 Jock Buchanan-Smith 1992 Ron Marquardt 1993 Willem Sauer 1994 John Kennelly 1995 Dave Mowat 1996 Ron Ball 1997 Brain McBride 1998 Gary Mathison 1999 Al Schaefer 2000 Shai Barbut 2001 Alan Tong 2002 Helene Petit 2003 Christiane Girard 2004 Karin Wittenberg 2005 John Patience 2006 John McKinnon 2007 Erasmus Okine 2008 Timothy McAllister 2009 Karen Beauchemin 2010 Kees de Lange 2011 Michael Dugan 2012 Ruurd Zijlstra 2013 Martin Nyachoti 2014 Helene Lapierre 2015 Luigi Faucitano 2016 Kees Plaizier 2017 Masahito Oba 2018 Peiqiang Yu 2019 Joshua Gong 2020 Chaouki Benchaar Canadian Animal Industries Extension and Public Service Award Current Sponsor: Dairy Farmers of Canada, Canadian Pork Council, Canadian Cattelmen’s Association, Chicken Farmers of Canada Past Sponsors: Canadian Chicken Marketing Agency YEAR RECIPIENT 1991 J.F. Hurnik 1992 C.M. (Red) Williams 1993 S. Ross Gould 1994 Eugene Janzen 1995 Jim Dalrymple 1996 Duane H. McCarney 1997 John J. Kennelly 1998 Steve Leeson 1999 John McKinnon 2000 Tim McAllister 2001 Paul McCaughey 2002 Ron Ball 2003 Erasmus Okine 2004 Ed Charmley 2005 Lee Whittington 2006 Bryan Doig 2007 Kim Ominski 2008 John Popp 2009 Daniel Lefebvre, Phil Thacker 2010 John Basarab 2011 Doris Pellerin 2012 Marina (Nina) von Keyserlingk 2013 H.A. (Bart) Lardner 2014 not awarded 2015 Karen Schwartzkopf-Genswein 2016 Filippo Miglior 2017 Not awarded 2018 Daniel Lefebvre 2019 Not awarded 2020 Derek Anderson Canadian Association of Animal Breeders’ Medal (1980 – 1990); Award for Excellence in Genetics and Physiology (1991 - 2001); Technical Innovation in Enhancing Production of Safe Affordable Food (2002 – present) Current Sponsor: Semex Alliance Past Sponsor: Canadian Association of Animal Breeders (? – 1991), Semex Alliance (? – 2001); Canadian Society of Animal Science (2001); Elanco Canada (2002 – ?) YEAR RECIPIENT 1980 E.B. Burnside 1981 Roy Berg 1982 Jim Wilton 1983 C.B. Bailey 1984 Brian Kennedy 1985 R.J. Christopherson 1986 None awarded 1987 J. Nagai 1988 A.J. Lee 1989 B.A. Young 1990 C.R. Krishnamurti 1991 A.A. Grunder 1992 Gislain Pelletier 1993 T.R. Batra 1994 Reuben Mapletoft 1995 George Foxcroft 1996 Ng Kwai Hang 1997 C.Y. Lin 1998 Denis Petitclerc 1999 Raja Rajamahendran 2000 John Kennelly 2001 John Kastelic 2002 James Squires 2003 Chantal Farmer 2004 Tim McAllister 2005 Pierre Lacasse 2006 Xin Zhao 2007 Alan Schaefer 2008 Candido Pomar 2009 Harold Gonyou 2010 Ermias Kebreab 2011 Denis Krause 2012 Joshua Gong 2013 Not awarded 2014 Flavio Schenkel 2015 Janice Bailey 2016 Fillipo Miglior 2017 Karen Schwartzkopf-Genswein 2018 Luigi Faucitano 2019 Trevor de Vries 2020 Martin Nyachoti Co-op Feeds Young Scientist’s Medal (1982 – 1990); Smith-Kline Beecham Young Scientist Award (1991 - 1996); Young Scientist Award (1997 – present) Current Sponsor: The employees of Masterfeeds (Young Scientist Award) Past Sponsor: Co-op Feeds (1982 – 1990), Smith Kline Beecham (1991 - 1996), Pfizer Animal Health (1997 - 2015) YEAR RECIPIENT 1982 M.A. Price 1983 A. Fortin 1984 S.D. Morgan Jones 1985 D.M. Veira 1986 E. Block 1987 J.J. Kennelly 1988 A.L. Schaefer 1989 P.A. Thacker 1990 B.W. McBride 1991 Ron O. Ball 1992 David R.C. Bailey 1993 Frank Robinson 1994 Hélène Lapierre 1995 Karen Beauchemin 1996 Tim McAllister 1997 Erasmus Okine 1998 John Cant 1999 Michael Dugan 2000 Jim House 2001 Ming Fan 2002 Marie France Palin 2003 Arif Mustafa 2004 Kees Plaizier 2005 Martin Nyachoti 2006 Ermias Kebreab 2007 Kendall Swanson 2008 Masahito Oba 2009 Claude Robert 2010 Trevor DeVries 2011 Marcos Colazo 2012 Gregory Penner 2013 Trevor Alexander 2014 Emma McGeough 2015 Yuri Montanholi 2016 Michael Steele 2017 Angela Cánovas 2018 Chengbo Yang 2019 Dan Columbus 2020 Katie Wood Honourary Life Membership Current sponsor: Canadian Society of Animal Science, Canadian Science Publishing YEAR RECIPIENT 1977 Frank Baker Ralph Bennett John Berry T.P. Devlin E.B. Frazer L.Y. Hamilton Smith Albert Hilton R.J. Huggard H.M. King V.S. Logan G.A. Luyat H.J. Maybee I. Motzok Robert Parent J.G. Stothart H.E. Wilson Stanley Wood G.W. Wood 1978 Herbert Hargrave H. F. MacRae Hobart Peters J.C. Rennie 1979 W.C. Gordon Peter A. Kondra T.M. MacIntyre Wally Pigden Karl Rasmussen Art Reddon 1980 Bob Forshaw August Johnson 1981 None awarded 1982 L.W. McElroy 1983 Stan Curtis Sid Lore Norman MacNaughton S.J. Slinger John Strain 1984 John Bowland Tom Burgess Howard Fredeen 1985 Gordon Ross Elwood Stringam Charles Watson 1986 Chris Bigland John Dalrymple Bruce McCurrach Fred Proudlfoot Alex Robblee Roy Wilkinson 1987 J.R. Aitken Germain Brisson Robert Curtis R.S. Gowe Beryl March John Ellis Moxley John Pelter 1988 Roy Berg Marvin Seale 1989 Milt Bell D.S. Cox Doug Friend D.P. Heaney, Bill Howell Gordon MacLeod Bill Mathewson 1990 Stuart Allaby Peter Bailey J.D. Baird Stan Beacom David Bowden Fred Bowland Walter Dietz Stewart Eagles Murray Gratz Peter Hamilton Robert May H. McGill Jim Miltimore Hugh Nicholson David Owen Victor Pinchin Don Waldern Stuart Wilton David Young 1991 D. Dominique Rony H.F. MacRae J.C. Rennie R.N. Hitchman 1994 None awarded 1995 W.M. Palmer Steve C. Stothers E.E. Swierstra F.R. Johnson 1996 J.W.G. Nicholson Bruce Stone 1997 None awarded 1998 Ray Ingalls 1999 Frank Hurnik 2000 None awarded 2001 None awarded 2002 Gaston J. St-Laurent Ed Lister 2003 Dave Christensen Roger Cohen 2004 Bob Christopherson Gerry Mears 2005 Lyle McNichol Jock Buchanan-Smith 2006 None awarded 2007 None awarded 2008 None awarded 2009 Mick Price 2010 None awarded 2011 Duane McCartney 2012 Ralph McQueen 2013 Gary Crow 2014-2019 None awarded 2020 Helene Petit Julie Small Jennifer Aalhus Karin Wittenberg Brian McBride John McKinnon Laurie Connor Canadian Association of Animal Breeders Award for Excellence in Genetics and Physiology (discontinued in 2002) Sponsor: Canadian Association of Animal Breeders 1991 A.A. Grunder 1992 Gislain Pelletier 1993 T.R. Batra 1994 Reuben Mapletoft 1995 George Foxcroft 1996 Ng Kwai Hang 1997 C.Y. Lin 1998 Denis Petitclerc 1999 Raja Rajamahendran 2000 John Kennelly 2001 John Kastelic Graduate Student Competition Current Sponsor: Canadian Society of Animal Science, Canadian Science Publishing Past Sponsors (Poster Competition): Rhone-Poulenc Canada, Inc. through the Rhone-Poulenc Animal Nutrition Business Unit (1997 – 2001), Aventis (2001 - ?) Past Sponsors (Oral Competition): CSAS (1978), Cargill Ltd. (1979 – 1989); Pfizer Animal Health (1990 - ?) ORAL COMPETITION YEAR RECIPIENT (LISTED IN ORDER OF 1ST, 2ND, 3RD PLACE) 1978 H.W. Gonyou (University of Saskatchewan) W.L. Hawley (University of Saskatchewan) J.A. Basarab (University of Alberta) 1979 D.L. Patterson (University of Guelph) H.W. Gonyou (University of Saskatchewan) P.J. Morris (University of Guelph) 1980 V.A. Pouteaux (University of Saskatchewan.) L.G. Bentley (Macdonald College) L.A. Bate (University of Guelph) 1981 L.A. Bate (University of Guelph) A. L. Schaefer (University of British Columbia) N.J. Lewis (University of Guelph) 1982 F.D. Evans (University of Guelph) T.E. Droppo (University of Guelph) J.H. Hee (University of Alberta) 1983 R.O. Bail (University of Guelph) H. Takagi (Macdonald College) T.G. Forster (University of Guelph) 1984 S. DeBoer (University of Guelph) J.F. Patience (Cornell University) L.M. Desjardins (University of Guelph) 1985 A.S. Marziali (Macdonald College) C. Campbell (University of Guelph) A.I. Gengler (R.R. Marquardt, University of Manitoba) 1986 S.D. Macaulay (University of Guelph) A.D. Beaulieu (University of Saskatchewan) U. Karalus (Macdonald College) 1987 K.A. Beauchemin (University of Guelph) R.A. Christensen (University of Alberta) L.A. Braithwaite (University of Guelph) 1988 S.R. Laycock (University of Guelph) A.G. VanKessel (University of Saskatchewan) M.S. Bilawchuk (University of British Columbia) 1989 K. Signatovich (University of Manitoba) C. Taylor (University of British Columbia) H.L. Bruce (University of Guelph) 1990 S.L. Scott (University of Alberta) J.M. Kelly (University of Guelph) A.D. Iwaasa (University of Saskatchewan) 1991 C.K. Singh (Atlantic Veterinary College) J.M. Verhulp (University of Guelph) A.S. Vaage (University of Guelph) 1992 R. Berthiaume (University of Guelph) P.D. Pirie (University of Guelph) B.J.
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