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The NABP Leadership Awards highlight individuals and organizations at the forefront of pharmacy regulation, showing us all what it means to be a leader in public health protection. NABP is seeking nominations for its 2023 awards, which will be presented at its 119 ^th Annual Meeting in May. To nominate an individual or board that you feel is outstanding, complete and submit the form. Nominations must be received by December 31, 2022. Descriptions of each award and nomination criteria can be found below the form.

2022 NABP Awards Nomination Form

Your Name: *

Phone *

Email *

What is your title/affiliation with a state board of pharmacy/NABP? (optional)

Nominee’s Name *

Select only one award: *

Lester E. Hosto Distinguished Service Award

Carmen A. Catizone Honorary President Award

Fred T. Mahaffey Award

John F. Atkinson Service Award

Is the nominee a board of pharmacy member or board of pharmacy staff? *

Yes

If yes, provide the board name and the nominee’s title:

Nominee’s Phone Number *

Nominee’s Email *

Does the nominee have current or past involvement with NABP (eg, regular attendee of Annual Meetings, district meetings, committees/task forces)? *

Provide a brief narrative supporting your nomination in the space provided below. *

Curriculum vitae or resumé of nominee, if possible

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Award Criteria

Lester E. Hosto Distinguished Service Award

This award is the highest honor bestowed by the Association. To be considered, nominees must meet the following criteria:

exemplary effort to protect the public health, and
strong commitment to furthering the goals and objectives of NABP.

Any individual who meets the criteria may be nominated for the Lester E. Hosto Distinguished Service Award, regardless of their member affiliation with NABP.

Originally known as the Distinguished Service Award, it was renamed by NABP to serve as a memorial to the 1990-1991 NABP President Lester E. Hosto, whose motivating presence in the practice of pharmacy was recognized by practitioners of his state, pharmacy leaders across the nation, and former United States President Bill Clinton.

Carmen A. Catizone Honorary President Award

To be considered for the distinction of honorary president, nominees must meet the following criteria:

service on at least one NABP committee or task force;
participation in NABP/American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy District Meetings and NABP Annual Meetings;
exemplary services for, or on behalf of, NABP;
strong commitment to NABP, the mission of the Association to protect the public health, and the practice of pharmacy; and
affiliation (either current or past) as a board member or as an administrative officer of an active or associate member board.

To submit a nomination for honorary president, you must be from an active or associate member board.

The award was renamed in 2020 to honor former NABP Executive Director/Secretary Carmen A. Catizone, who served the Association for 35 years. The award honors Catizone’s unwavering leadership, commitment, and dedication to NABP and its mission of protecting the public health.

Fred T. Mahaffey Award

This award is reserved for member boards of pharmacy. To be considered, the board of pharmacy must meet the following criteria:

made substantial contributions to the regulation of the practice of pharmacy over the past year;
contributed to protecting the public health and welfare through the enforcement of state and federal laws and regulations;
contributed to the advancement of NABP goals and objectives as specified in the Association’s Constitution and Bylaws; and
be an active or associate member board of pharmacy.

This award was named after the late NABP Executive Director Emeritus Fred T. Mahaffey, who held the executive director position from 1962 to 1987. His leadership and contributions to NABP, state boards of pharmacy, and the protection of the public health were significant and established NABP as one of the leading pharmacy organizations.

John F. Atkinson Service Award

To be considered, nominees must meet the following criteria:

provided NABP with exemplary service in protecting the public health, and
made exceptional accomplishments related to pharmacy law and compliance.

This award was named in honor of the late John F. Atkinson, former NABP general counsel, who served the Association for more than 40 years.