Table 2.

National maternal and child health epidemiology award recipients by award category, 2000–2021

Year/Level	Award Title and Recipient
Greg Alexander Award for Advancing Knowledge
2021	Wanda Barfield, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2018	Eugene Declercq, Boston University
2016	Carol J. Rowland Hogue, Emory University
2014	KS Joseph, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
2012	Laura Schieve, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2012	Matthew Gillman, Harvard University
2011	Paul Newacheck, University of California, San Francisco
2010	Gopal Singh, Health Resources and Services Administration
2009	Allen Wilcox, National Institutes of Health
2008	Patricia O’Campo, University of Toronto
2007	Michael Kramer, McGill University
2006	James Collins, Children’s Memorial Hospital, Chicago
2005	Mark Klebanoff, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
2004	David Savitz, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2003	Michael Kogan, Health Resources and Services Administration
2002	Nigel Paneth, Michigan State University
2001	Greg Alexander, University of Alabama at Birmingham
2000	Milton Kotelchuck, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Effective Practice—Community, State, and National Levels
2021
Community Level	Theresa Seagraves, Franklin County Public Health
State Level	Massachusetts Racial Equity Strategic Pathway Implementation Team (RESPIT), Massachusetts Department of Public Health
National Level	Childbirth Connection
2020
State Level	Dara Daneen Mendez, University of Pittsburgh
National Level	The National Survey of Children’s Health Team
2018
Community Level	Aileen Duldulao, Multnomah County Health Department
State Level	Puerto Rico Department of Health’s Division of Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health, Puerto Rico Department of Health
2016
Community Level	Audrey M. Stevenson, Salt Lake County Health Department, Massachusetts Oral Health Steering Committee
2014
State Level	Bruce Cohen, Massachusetts Department of Public Health
State Level	Massachusetts Pregnancy to Early Life Longitudinal (PELL) Data System Team, Massachusetts Department of Public Health
National Level	Marion MacDorman, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2012
State Level	Donald Hayes, Family Health Services Division, State of Hawaii
2011
Community Level	Center for Women’s Health, Trover Health Systems
State Level	C. Meade Grigg, Florida’s Office of Health Statistics and Assessment, State Registrar of Vital Statistics
State Level	Isabelle Horon, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
2010
State Level	Kenneth Rosenberg, Oregon Public Health Division
National Level	Maternal Health Team for 2009 Pandemic H1N1 Influenza Response, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2009
Community Level	Priscilla Guild, Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research
State Level	Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Unit, Section of Women’s, Children’s, and Family Health, Division of Public Health, Alaska Department of Health and Social Services
2008
Community Level	Institute for Health, Policy, and Evaluation Research, Duval County Health Department
National Level	CityMatCH, University of Nebraska Medical Center
2007
Community Level	Kimberlee Wyche-Etheridge, Nashville-Davidson Health Department
State Level	Wanda Barfield, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
National Level	Carrie Shapiro-Mendoza, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2006
State Level	Douglas Paterson, Michigan Department of Community Health
National Level	Stephanie Ventura, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2005
Community Level	Los Angeles County STD Program
State Level	Richard Lorenz, Oklahoma State Department of Health
National Level	Stella Yu, Health Resources and Services Administration
2004
Community Level	Carol Brady, Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition
State Level	Paul Buescher, North Carolina Division of Public Health
National Level	Laura Kann, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2003
Community Level	Countryside Lead Prevalence Study Team
State Level	Garland Land, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
National Level	Larry Edmonds, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2002
Community Level	Carolyn Slack, Columbus Health Department
State Level	Gilberto Chavez, California Department of Health Services
State Level	New Mexico and Navaho PRAMS Collaborative
National Level	Carol Hogue, Emory University
2001
Community Level	Kathy Carson, Public Health Seattle-King County
State Level	Bao-Ping Zhu, Michigan Department of Community Health
National Level	Hani Atrash, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2000
Community Level	Pinellas County Healthy Start
State Level	Aaron Roome, Connecticut Department of Public Health
National Level	Arden Handler, University of Illinois at Chicago
Outstanding Leadership
2021	Audra Robertson Meadows, University of California at San Diego
2020	David Goodman, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
2016	Margaret A. Honein, National Center on Birth Defects and Development Disabilities
2014	Deborah Allen, Bureau of Child, Adolescent, and Family Health, Boston Public Health Commission
2012	Christina Bethell, Oregon Health and Sciences University
2009	Donna Peterson, College of Public Health, University of South Florida
2008	William Hollinshead III, Rhode Island Department of Health
2006	Jeffrey Gould, Stanford University
2005	Jose Cordero, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2004	Magda Peck, University of Nebraska Medical Center
2003	William Sappenfield, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2002	Deborah Klein Walker, Massachusetts Department of Public Health
2001	Peter van Dyck, Health Resources and Services Administration
2000	Claude Earl Fox, Health Resources and Services Administration
Excellence in Teaching and Mentoring
2020	Daniel Asmamaw Enquobahrie, University of Washington
2016	Kristin M. Rankin, University of Illinois at Chicago
2012	Michelle Williams, Harvard University
2009	Donna Strobino, Johns Hopkins University
2007	Russell Kirby, University of Alabama at Birmingham
2005	Deb Rosenberg, University of Illinois at Chicago
Early Career Professional Achievement a
2020	Meagan Robinson, Virginia Department of Health
2020	Kristin Palmsten, Health Partners Institute
2018	Catherine Vladutiu, Maternal and Child Health Bureau
2018	Sharyn Parks Brown, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2016	Michael Grady Smith, South Carolina Bureau of MCH
2016	Ashley H. Hirai, Maternal and Child Health Bureau
2014	Susanna Visser, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2012	Lisa Bodnar, University of Pittsburgh
2011	Reem Ghandour, Health Resources and Services Administration
2010	Amina Alio, University of South Florida
2009	Brian Castrucci, Georgia Division of Public Health
2008	Stephen Blumberg, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2007	Charlan Kroelinger, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2006	Jihong Liu, University of South Carolina
2005	Stephanie Schrag, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2004	Kay Tomashek, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2003	Michael Lu, University of California at Los Angeles
2002	Joann Petrini, National March of Dimes Foundation
2001	Cande Ananth, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
2000	Wendy Struchen, Pinellas County Healthy Start
Zena Stein and Mervyn Susser Award for Lifetime Achievement
2020	Donna M. Strobino, Bloomberg School of Public Health, John Hopkins University
2018	Marie Clare McCormick Harvard University
2016	Roger Rochat, Emory University
2014	Walter Rogan, National Institutes of Health
2009	Bernard Guyer, Johns Hopkins University
2007	Irvin Emanuel, University of Washington
2006	David Erickson, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2005	Zena Stein and Mervyn Susser, Columbia University

^aPreviously entitled, “Young Professional Achievement’ award