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The
FDRS presents Presidential Awards at every annual
meeting. Nominations are being sought for two
distinguished service awards. The awards are described
below: The Frank Panyko Distinguished Service
Award recognizes major contributions to FDRS over
an extended time period. Criteria are 1) more
than 10 years of continuous membership in FDRS,
2) demonstration of outstanding service and leadership
in FDRS, and 3) nomination by an FDRS member in
good standing.
The Emerging Leadership Award recognizes and encourages
serving FDRS in a leadership capacity. Nominees
must: 1) have no more than 10 years of continuous
service in FDRS, 2) have served on the Board,
3) have not served as President of FDRS, 4) have
made documented contributions to the organization,
5) have demonstrated evidence of continued involvement
in FDRS leadership, and 6) be nominated by an
FDRS member in good standing. The deadline for
submitting nominations is June 27, 2008. If you
have suggestions for recipients, contact President
Elect R.Wes Harrison at:
Louisiana State University
Agricultural Economics
230 Ag. Administration Building
Baton Rouge, LA 70803-5604
Phone : 225-578-2727
Fax: 225-578-2716
WHarrison@agcenter.lsu.edu
Frank
Panyko Award for Distinguished Service
Presidential Award for Emerging
Leadership
Presidential Award for Excellence
in Research and Communication
Frank
Panyko Award for Distinguished Service
The
Frank Panyko Distinguished Service Award recognizes
major contributions to FDRS over an extended time
period. Criteria are 1) more than 10 years of
continuous membership in FDRS, 2) demonstration
of outstanding service and leadership in FDRS,
and 3) nomination by an FDRS member in good standing.
Recipients are:
2007
- Robert L. Degner, University of Florida |
Past
Award Recipients
2006
- Roger
A. Hinson, Louisiana State University
2005
- Jim
Corbett, Merrimack College
2004
- Ed Estes, NC State University
2003
- David
Eastwood, University of Tennessee
2002
- Charles Handy
2001
-
Oral (Jug) Capps, Texas A and M
2000 - John L. Adrian, Auburn University
1999 - John R. Brooker, University of Tennessee
1998 - Jarvis Cain, University of Maryland
1997 - Douglas Richardson, Financial Consultant
1996 - Ulrich (Carl) Toensmeyer, University
of Delaware
Presidential Award for
Emerging Leadership
The
Emerging Leadership Award recognizes and encourages
serving FDRS in a leadership capacity. Nominees
must: 1) have no more than 10 years of continuous
service in FDRS, 2) have served on the Board,
3) have not served as President of FDRS, 4)
have made documented contributions to the organization,
5) have demonstrated evidence of continued involvement
in FDRS leadership, and 6) be nominated by an
FDRS member in good standing. Recipients are:
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2007-
Aaron Johnson, University of Idaho |
Past
Award Recipients
2006
- Delmy Salin, USDA-AMS-Transportation &
Marketing Programs
2005
-
Kellie
Raper, Michigan State University
2004
- Ramu
Govindasamy, Rutgers University
2003
- Allen
Wysocki, University of Florida
2002
- Dixie Watts Reaves, Virginia Tech
2001
-
John Park, Texas A and M
2000 - Hsiang-Tai Cheng, University of
Maine
1999 - Bobby Beamer, Virginia Tech University
1998 - Patrick Byrne, University of Florida
1997 - Barbara James, Ohio State University
1996 - Rudy Nayga, Texas A&M University
Presidential Award for
Excellence in Research and Communication
The Presidential Award for Excellence in
Research and Communication recognizes outstanding
basic or applied research in food distribution
and marketing. Selection is made from journal
articles published between annual conferences.
Recipients are:
2007
- James Pritchett, Kamina Johnson,
Dawn Thilmany, and William Hahn.
“Consumer
Responses to Recent BSE Events” in the
July 2007 issue
of the Journal of Food Distribution Research.
2006
-
“Fresh Grapefruit Supply-Chain Adjustments:
Consolidation in Produce
Packing?” Suzanne Thornsbury, Kathy Davis
and Ronald W. Ward, in
the November 2005 issue of the Journal
of Food Distribution
Research.
2005
- Ronald
A. Babula, David A. Bessler, John Reeder and
Agapi Somwaru
"Modeling
U.S. Soy-Based Markets with Directed Acyclic
Graphs and Bernanke
Structural VAR Methods: The Impacts of High
Soy Meal And
Soy Prices"
Journal of Food Distribution Research, 35(3).
2004
- Robert
P. King, University of Minnesota
Timothy
A. Park, University of Georgia
"Modeling
Productivity in Supermarket Operations: Incorporating
the
Impacts
of Store Characteristics and Information Technology"
published
July issue of the Journal of Food Distribution
Research, pp.42-55
2003
- Cheryl
DeVuyst, North Dakota State University
2002
- Alvin Schupp and Jeffrey Gillespie, Louisiana
State University
2001
- Kim Jensen and Greg Pompelli, University
of Tennessee
2000 - Arbindra P. Rimal, Stanley M. Fletcher,
and Kay H. McWatters, University of Georgia
1999 - Roger A. Hinson, R. Wes Harrison,
and Linda Andrews, Louisiana State University
1998 - John Park and Edward McLaughlin,
Cornell University
1997 - Patrick Byrne, University of Florida
and
Oral
Capps, Texas A&M University |