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AAA Scientific/Education/Service Award Winners
AAA Student/Postdoc & Young Faculty Meeting Award Winners
Basmajian Award Winners
This award recognizes health science faculty who are in the formative stages of their career, teach human or veterinary gross anatomy, can document excellence in their contribution to the teaching of gross anatomy, and have outstanding accomplishments in biomedical research or scholarship in education. Nomination information.
1987 Jeffrey T. Laitman
1988 A. Wayne Vogl
1989 Claire E. Hulsebosch
1990 Cornelia E. Farnum
1991 John K. McDonald
1992 Marilyn McGinnis
1993 David Colman
1994 Susan G. Larson
1995 Ophelia I. Weeks
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1996 Scott Lozanoff
1997 Gary M. Mawe
1998 Judy E. Anderson
1999 Joy Reidenberg
2000 David Dean
2001 Benedikt Hallgrimsson
2002 Anna Lerant
2003 No Winner Selected
2004 No Winner Selected
2005 Robert Spears
2006 Thierry Bacro
2007 Valerie O'Loughlin
2008 Rebecca Fisher
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R.R. Bensley Award Winners
Presented to someone who has made a distinguished contribution to the advancement of anatomy through discovery, ingenuity, and publications in the field of cell biology. The recipient gives a lecture at the AAA Annual Meeting. Nomination information.
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1979 John Heuser
1980 Daniel A. Goodenough
1981 Elias Lazarides
1982 Zena Werb
1983 Mark S. Mooseker
1984 Ann Hubbard
1985 Jay C. Unkeless
1986 Enrique Rodriguez-Boulan
1987 Larry Gerace
1988 E. V. Fuchs
1989 Ron Vale
1990 William C. Earnshaw |
1991 S. J. Smith
1992 Raymond B. Runyan
1993 Elizabeth J. Luna
1994 J. L. Salisbury
1995 P. Hollenbeck
1996 Anna Lysakowski
1997 Lisa A. Elferink
1998 K. Mostov
1999 Timothy Mitchison
2000 Mark Alan McNiven
2001 Michael Lisanti
2002 Joseph Bidwell
2003 Peter Arvan
2004 Carol C. Gregorio
2005 Ana Maria Cuervo
2006 Clare Waterman-Storer
2007 Matthew Welch
2008 Ramanujan Hegde
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Charles Judson Herrick Award Winners
Established in 1962 to recognize young investigators who have made important contributions to the field of comparative neuroanatomy and have demonstrated remarkable promise of future accomplishments. The area of comparative neurology is broadly defined; previous awardees are outstanding scientists who have made contributions to areas of neuroscience, including neurochemistry, development, neurocytology, neuroendocrinology, neurophysiology, and molecular neurobiology. Nomination information.
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1963 W. Ross Adey
1966 Donald K. Morest
1967 Marc Colonnier
1968 Harvey J. Karten
1969 Raymond D. Lund
1970 Thomas S. Reese
1971 Peter Sterling
1972 William C. Hall
1973 Joseph L. Pierce
1974 John K. Harting
1975 Jennifer H. LaVail
1976 Victoria Chan-Palay
1977 Karl H. Pfenniger
1978 Ann M. Graybiel
1979 Peter Strick
1980 Larry W. Swanson
1981 Vivien A. Casagrande
1982 Cory S. Goodman
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1983 Mriganka Sur
1984 Peter Somogyi
1985 John Pintar
1986 Charles J. Wilson
1987 Susan Hockfield
1988 L. W. Role
1989 R. H. Miller
1990 David Anderson
1991 Larry Katz
1992 R. D. Blakely
1994 A. S. LaMantia
1995 M. Tessier-Lavinge
1996 L. Krubitzer
1997 Carla B. Green
1998 G. F. Striedter
1999 Mahendra Rao
2000 Cori Bargmann
2001 Jeffrey Magee
2002 W. Martin Usrey
2003 Lique M. Coolen
2004 Linda J. Richards
2005 Kenneth Catania
2007 Catherine Woolley
2008 Thomas Klausberger
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Harland Winfield Mossman Developmental Biologists Award Winners
Established in 2001 to recognize young investigators who have made important contributions to the field of developmental biology (broadly defined) and have demonstrated remarkable promise of future accomplishments. Nomination information.
2002 Lee Ann Niswander
2002 Dider Y.R. Stainier
2003 Marnie Halpern
2004 Olivier Pourquié
2005 Susan Mango
2006 Alexander Schier
2007 Liquon Luo
2008 Sean Morrison
Henry Gray/Elsevier Distinguished Educator Award Winners
AAA's highest education award, first awarded in 2007, is for human anatomy education in the anatomical sciences as broadly defined-including gross anatomy, embryology, histology, and neuroanatomy-at the medical/dental, graduate, or undergraduate level of teaching. Nomination information
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2007 Keith Moore
2008 Duane Haines |
Henry Gray Laureates
AAA’s highest honor recognizes unique and meritorious contributions to and achievements in anatomical sciences by its most distinguished members. Nomination information.
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1970 Edward Boyden
1971 Donald Duncan
1972 Elizabeth C. Crosby
1973 Walle Nauta
1974 Lesley B. Arey
1975 Oscar B. Batson
1976 Richard J. Blandau
1977 William F. Windle
1978 Charles P. Leblond
1979 George W. Corner
1980 W. Montague Cobb
1981 Keith R. Porter
1982 Berta V. Scharrer
1983 Don W. Fawcett
1984 Charles H. Sawyer
1985 John W. Everett
1986 George E. Palade
1987 H. W. Mossman
1988 H. S. Bennett
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1989 Frank N. Low
1990 Sanford L. Palay
1991 John V. Basmajian
1992 Elizabeth D. Hay
1993 Carmine D. Clemente
1994 Jerome Sutin
1995 John E. Pauly
1996 Pasko Rakic
1997 Henry J. (Pete) Ralston
1998 Alan Peters
1999 Donald Fischman
2000 Michael Gershon
2001 Edward Jones
2002 Peter Satir
2003 George D. Pappas
2004 Bruce Carlson
2005 Roger R. Markwald
2006 Mary J.C. Hendrix
2007 John Fallon
2008 Robert McCuskey
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AAA/Wiley A.J. Ladman Exemplary Service Award
Presented to an AAA member distinguished in the field of anatomical sciences who has provided exceptional service to the Society. Nomination information.
1999 George E. Erikson
2000 William P. Jollie
2001 David G. Whitlock
2002 Charles "Chuck" Slonecker
2003 Robert D. Yates
2004 Robert O. Kelley
2005 Stephen W. Carmichael
2006 Duane E. Haines
2007 John Fallon
AAA Fellows
The rank of Fellow of the American Association of Anatomists is designed to honor distinguished members who have demonstrated excellence in science and in their overall contributions to the anatomical sciences.
2007
John V. Basmajian
Bruce Carlson
Stephen Carmichael
Carmine Clemente
George Erikson
Don W. Fawcett
Donald Fischman
Michael Gershon
Duane Haines
Elizabeth D. Hay
Mary J.C. Hendrix
Edward Jones
Kathryn Jones
Robert Kelley
Roger R. Markwald
Robert McCuskey
George E. Palade
George Pappas
John Pauly
Alan Peters
Henry J. Ralston
Joseph Sanger
Birgit Satir
Peter Satir
Chuck Slonecker
David Whitlock
Bob Yates
2008
George Bernard
Jeffrey Laitman
Charlie Little
Keith Moore
David Yew
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