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PAST ANNUAL MEETINGSYear City President Attendance1910 Detroit, MI Alfred H. Parrott 241911 Boston, MA A. Howry Espenshade 301912 Chicago, IL A. Howry Espenshade 381913 Salt Lake City, UT John A. Cravens 231914 Richmond, VA E.J. Matthews 461915 Ann Arbor, MI George O. Foster 551916 New York, NY Walter Humphries 691917 Lexington, KY Frank A. Dickey 661919 Chicago, IL Arthur W. Tarbell 1061920 Washington, DC Erza L. Gillis 1071922 St. Louis, MO Arthur G. Hall 1181924 Chicago, IL James A. Gannett 1601925 Boulder, CO Thomas J. Wilson, Jr. 1051926 Minneapolis, MN George P. Tuttle 1661927 Atlanta, GA Rodney M. West 2141928 Cleveland, OH Ira M. Smith 2531929 Seattle, WA Charles E. Friley 1191930 Memphis, TN Edward J. Grant 2501931 Buffalo, NY J. Pearce Mitchell 2521932 Chicago, IL R.N. Dempster 2821933 Chicago, IL J. G. Quick 2661934 Cincinnati, OH Frank O. Holt 2191935 Raleigh, NC Kenneth P.R. Neville 2451936 Detroit, MI Alan Bright 3091937 Kansas City, MO J.R. Sage 2851938 New Orleans, LA Fred L. Kerr 3341939 New York, NY Edith D. Cockins 4421940 St. Louis, MO William S. Hoffman 3251941 Chicago, IL Joseph C. MacKinnon 4041942 Chicago, IL A.H. Larson 3161944 Chicago, IL James R. Robinson 3811946 Atlanta, GA Ernest C. Miller 2851947 Denver, CO S. Woodson Canada 3801948 Philadelphia, PA Carrie May Probst 6221949 Columbus, OH R. Fred Thomason 5861950 San Francisco, CA R.E. McWhinnie 4191951 Houston, TX Elwood C. Kastner 3481952 Washington, DC John C. Fellows 7021953 Minneapolis, MN Emma E. Deters 5881954 St. Louis, MO Ronald B. Thompson 6511955 Boston, MA Albert F. Scribner 7641956 Detroit, MI Jonh M. Rhoads 8461957 Denver, CO W.C. Smyser 6941958 Cincinnati, OH Roy Armstrong 7951959 Pittsburgh, PA Herman A. Spindt 8011960 Los Angeles, CA William F. Adams 4641961 Miami Beach, FL Charles E. Harrell 6221962 Kansas City, MO Ted McCarell 6751963 New York, NY E. Vincent O’Brien 8951964 Omaha, NE Florence N. Brady 721Year City President Attendance1965 Chicago, IL James K. Hitt 1,0061966 Phoenix, AZ Robert E. Mann 1,0261967 Denver, CO Nelson M. Parkhurst 1,3151968 Philadelphia, PA Alfred Thomas, Jr. 1,5431969 Dallas, TX Gayle C. Wilson 1,5251970 New Orleans, LA Harold E. Temmer 2,0211971 St. Louis, MO Harvey Hall 1,7451972 Cleveland, OH Kenneth N. Vickery 1,8041973 Los Angeles, CA Calvin A. Cumbie 1,5041974 Atlanta, GA Henry F. Rossi 2,1221975 Minneapolis, MN E.E. Oliver 2,0411976 Washington, DC Garland G. Parker 2,5751977 Houston, TX Naomi M. McCraken 2,3431978 Miami Beach, FL Stan Berry 2,4071979 Chicago, IL Albert L. Clary 2,4451980 New Orleans, LA Elbert W. Ockerman 2,6381981 San Francisco, CA Ruth Jass 2,6701982 Kansas City, MO Cliff Sjogren 1,8781983 Boston, MA Kenneth H. Bogard 2,4521984 Denver, CO Leo J. Sweeney 2,4381985 Cincinnati, OH James E. Thomas 2,3991986 Baltimore, MD Bruce T. Shutt 2,5691987 Las Vegas, NV Mary Elizabeth Randall 2,8111988 Nashville, TN John F. Collins, Jr. 2,6801989 Chicago, IL Robert Cyphers 2,7501990 New Orleans, LA Robert N. Melott 3,2531991 Honolulu, HI Gerald D. Bowker 2,0371992 Dallas, TX Charles W. McKinney 2,1771993 Orlando, FL Gary L. Smith 2,3051994 Boston, MA Jeffery Tanner 2,7061995 Indianapolis, IN Nancy C. Sprotte 2,6461996 Reno, NV Stanley E. Henderson 2,9201997 Salt Lake City, UT Kathleen Plante 2,2021998 Chicago, IL Frederick A. Fresh 2,7971999 Charlotte, NC Paul H. Anderson 2,2272000 New Orleans, LA William R. Haid 2,7402001 Seattle, WA Louise Lonabocker 2,9672002 Minneapolis, MN R. Eugene Schuster 2,4782003 Washington, DC Heather C. Smith 2,3612004 Las Vegas, NV Paul F. Taylor 3,2702005 New York, NY Thomas A. Bilger 3,3802006 San Diego, CA Joseph Roof 3,2742007 Boston, MA Angé Peterson 3,1422008 Orlando, FL Paul Aucoin 3,0302009 Chicago, IL Paul Wiley 2,1912010 New Orleans, LA Wanda Simpson Munson 2,0112011 Seattle, WA Betty Huff 2,0262012 Philadelphia, PA Nora McLaughlin 2,1342013 San Francisco, CA Jeff von Munkwitz-Smith 2,3472014 Denver, CO Adrienne McDay 2,17718
The Distinguished Service Award recognizes an AACRAOmember for exceptional contributions over an extendedperiod of time for service to AACRAO at the nationallevel in the areas of program, scholarship, committee, orother activities worthy of recognition. The recipient isrecommended by the AACRAO Awards Committee andapproved by the Board of Directors. Members who haveserved on the Board of Directors within the past threeyears are not eligible for the award.(25 points toward Honorary Membership)Named for a Past President of AACRAO, the Thomas A.Bilger Award is presented to a member in recognition ofconsistent vision, service and/or leadership in AACRAOand with seven or more years of volunteer service. Theaward represents a significant contribution to AACRAOin positions such as Task Force Chair, Special ProjectsDirector, Program Coordinator/Director, or member of theBoard of Directors. This award is given to honor those whohad the foresight to recognize the needs of the profession.The award may be given to more than one person annually.The recipient is recommended by the AACRAO AwardsCommittee and approved by the Board of Directors.Members who have served on the Board of Directorswithin the past three years are not eligible for this award.(15 points towards Honorary Membership)The Emerging Leader Award is presented to professionalswho have, early in their career, made an exceptional orunique contribution which demonstrates promise as afuture AACRAO leader. The award may be given to up tofive recipients annually. The recipients are recommendedby the AACRAO Awards Committee and approved by theBoard of Directors.(5 points to Honorary Membership)The Elbert W. Ockerman State and Regional ProfessionalActivity Award recognizes outstanding professionalactivities of the state/regional associations and encouragesdevelopment and expansion of quality professionalactivities among state/regional associations. Up to threeawards of $500 each will be presented. Nominees mustprepare a one page written summary of their activities forconsideration. The recipient(s) are recommended by theAACRAO Awards Committee and approved by the Boardof Directors.The Award for Excellence in International Education ispresented to a member for excellence in the fieldof international education who has demonstrated acommitment to internationalism and has not only madean impact on the profession but on those who serve it.Contributions include, but are not limited to: leadership,publications, contribution to conference and programs andspecial projects. One award is given annually and presentedat the Annual Meeting. The recipient is recommended bythe AACRAO Awards Committee and approved by theBoard of Directors.(15 points toward Honorary Membership)The AACRAO Centennial Award for Excellence, establishedin recognition of AACRAO’s 2010 centennial celebration,is presented to an individual who is not an AACRAOmember, but who has made a contribution to or influencedthe higher education community in a notable and positivemanner that supports the vision and mission statementof AACRAO. The recipient is selected by the Boardof Directors.Honorary Membership is awarded in recognition ofa member’s active involvement and contribution toAACRAO by the Board of Directors. Honorary membersno longer actively employed shall be entitled to benefitsfrom the association, such as free meeting registrationand waiver of dues. If an Honorary Member becomeseligible for active or corporate AACRAO Membership,the benefits of Honorary Membership will be suspendeduntil the individual is no longer eligible for active orcorporate membership.Criteria: Honorary membership will be considered forAACRAO members who are retiring from a memberinstitution or leaving the profession and who shouldhave accumulated a minimum of 100 points basedon significant participation and service to AACRAOaccording to the following point system.5 points per service year• Co-Chair of Volunteers• Task force member• AACRAO Committee Chair (max 15 points)• Program Committee member (max 15 points)• Nominations and Elections member• Inter-Association Representative• Author of an article or chapter in an AACRAOPublication15 points per service year• Nominations and Elections chair or vice chair• Task force chair• LAC chair or co-chair• Program Committee chair (max 30 points)• Editor or author of an AACRAO publication (15points per contribution)• Editor of College and University25 points per service year• Board of DirectorsAACRAO AWARDS DESCRIPTIONSPoints for award recipients are applied as applicable (see awards above.) Other significant contributions can be included atthe discretion of the Board of Directors. Recipients are selected by the Board of Directors.101 ST ANNUAL MEETING • Driving Student Success Initiatives in Higher Education 19
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