| APhA Awards
and Honors Program The APhA Awards and Honors Program is the
profession’s most comprehensive recognition program. In 2009, APhA
recognized numerious individuals, organizations and
schools/colleges of pharmacy for their contributions to advancing the
profession of pharmacy. Through its awards program, APhA believes it can
stimulate research, practice innovations, quality publications and
leadership development that will improve medication use and advance
patient care.
APhA offers several ways to recognize practitioners, scientists, and
student pharmacists through its awards
program. ›› Learn
more about the various awards presented by APhA and its
Academies.
Call for Nominations
The 2009 edition of the APhA
Awards Application and Guidebook provides detailed information
about the awards and honors to be presented by the American Pharmacists
Association at its Annual Meeting & Exposition in Washington, DC,
March 12-15, 2010. Nominations are now closed.
Nomination Materials
Nomination Requirements vary per Award. Please consult the monograph
for the award for which you will be submitting a nomination for details.
The 2009
APhA Awards Application and Guidebook contains the monograph
for each APhA Award and Recognition. A listing of Nomination
Requirements and Deadlines is also available below. A Word version
of the Nomination Form, APhA Fellow Information Request Form and
Community Pharmacy Residency Excellence in Precepting Award Information
Form are provided below for your use. If you have any questions or
concerns regarding the APhA Awards and Honors Program please contact
Martha Paterson at mpaterson@aphanet.org.
›› APhA
Awards and Honors Nomination Form (Word)
›› Nomination
Requirements
›› Deadlines
for Nomination Materials
›› APhA
Fellow Nomination Information Request Form
›› Current
APhA Fellows
›› Community
Pharmacy Residency Excellence in Precepting Award Information
Form
›› Student
Awards
Past
Recipients
At the 2009 APhA Annual Meeting in San Antonio, TX, April
3-6, 2009, APhA recognized practitioners, scientists and
student pharmacists for their contributions to the profession of
pharmacy. For a full listing of 2009 recipients and the past
recipients of each award, please review the APhA Awards booklet, In Recognition of Excellence 2009.
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