MSA Awards
1993 Ben O. Spurlock 1994 Bernard J. Kestel 1995 Kai Chien 1996 DavidW. Ackland 1997 John P. Benedict Stanley J. Klepeis
1998 Charles J. Echer
Microscopy Society of America MSA OUTSTANDING TECHNOLOGISTS AWARDS
1998 Hilton
H.Molehauer 1999 John C.Wheatley John M. Basgen
2000 Nancy Crise Smith 2001 Conrad G. Bremer 2002 José
A.Mascorro 2003 Edward A. Ryan
Distinguished Scientist Awards: These Awards recognize preeminent senior scientists from both the Biological and Physical disciplines who have a long-standing record of achievement during their career in the field of microscopy or microanalysis.
Burton Medal: The Burton Medal was initiated to honor the distinguished contributions to the field of microscopy and microanalysis of a scientist who is less than 40 years of age on January 1st of the award year.
MortonD.Maser Distinguished ServiceAward: ThisAward was initiated to recognize outstanding volunteer service to the Society as exemplified by Mort Maser, who served the Society for many years with great dedication. This award is made to honor an MSA member who has provided signifi- cant volunteer service to the Society over a period of years.
MSA Presidential Student Awards These awards include registration for the meeting, a copy of the Proceedings, and an invitation to the Sunday social event and the Presidential Reception. MSA provides a substantial contribution towards travel and lodging expenses. Award recipients are bona fide students at a recognized college or university at the time of the meeting. Awards are based on the quality of the paper submitted for presentation at the meeting and recipients must be the first author of the sub- mitted paper. The paper may be submitted for platform or poster presentation. Successful applicantsmust present their papers personally at the meeting in order to receive the award.
Professional Technical Staff Awards The Professional Technical Staff Awards ~PTSA! were cre- ated to stimulate attendance at the AnnualMeeting of MSA for professional technical staff who ordinarily might not participate in a national meeting, and to encourage super- visors to support their staff in professional activities. There are up to four awards given, based on the quality of a first authored paper submitted for presentation at Microscopy and Microanalysis 2009. Papers were judged by the MSA Technologists’ Forum.
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2004 Mark C. Reuter 2005 Chris Nelson John J. Bozzola
2007 Thomas Deerinck 2009 Lynne Gignac Mary Morphew
2010 E. Ann Ellis MSA MEMORIAL AWARDS
Eric Samuel Scholarship Sponsored by Oxford Instruments, this award is in honor of Eric Samuel who was a long time member of the commu- nity and employee of Oxford Instruments, in recognition for outstanding work presented at M&M by a student or post-doctoral appointee.
Robert P.ApkarianMemorial Scholarship A mentor and fervent supporter of young researchers, this award is made in memory of Robert P. Apkarian, and recognizes the outstanding work presented at M&M by a post-doctoral appointee in both the physical and biological sciences.
RaleighMiller Student Scholarship Award This is a special MSA Presidential Student Award to honor Raleigh Miller, the late father of Past President Sara Miller, and has been generously funded by donations from MSA members. The eligibility requirements for this special $1000 award are identical to those for MSA Presidential Student Awards.
The Outstanding Technologist Awards These awards, given in memory of Hildegard H. Crowley and Charles E. Fiori, recognize technologists for their signif- icant contributions to the advancement of microscopy and microanalysis through the development of new techniques/ instrumentation.
• MSA Hildegard H. Crowley Outstanding Technologist for Biological Sciences
• MSA Charles E. Fiori Outstanding Technologist for Phys- ical Sciences
MSA Citations These awards are given to non-members who have provided meritorious service to the Society or who have had signifi- cant impact in the political or scientific area for the field of microscopy that has benefited the Society indirectly.
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