Biogeography
Specialty Group Award Recipients
James J. Parsons Distinguished Career Award
The Parsons Award, named in honor of long-time University of
California-Berkeley professor James J. Parsons, was created in 1998 to
recognize outstanding
lifetime achievements in the field of biogeography. Criteria used
to
assess a candidate’s merit for this award include a distinguished
research
career, remarkable dedication to the development of undergraduate and
graduate
students in biogeography, and outstanding service to the discipline.
|
1998 |
Clarissa Kimber |
Texas A&M University |
|
2000 |
Tom Vale |
University ofWisconsin - Madison |
|
2001 |
Julian Szeicz |
Queen's University of Ontario |
|
2002 |
Martin Kellman |
York University |
|
2004 |
George Malanson |
University of Iowa |
|
2005 |
Thomas Veblen |
University of Colorado - Boulder |
|
2009
|
William Baker |
University Wyoming |
| 2011 |
Al Parker | University of Georgia |
If you have information to fill in the gaps in this history of
awards, please contact John Kupfer
last update: June 27, 2011.