| Congratulations to Lambda Alpha's 2005 International Award Winners
Richard T. Ely
Distinguished Educator
STANLEY HAMILTON
and
ROBERT FOUNTAIN
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Gerald D. Hines International Humanitarian
ROBERT E. SIMON
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International Skyline Award
WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL
Los Angeles, California
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International Fellow
ROGER G. KALLMAN
and
CHARLES H. ATHERTON
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Edward L. Johnson Member of the Year
KAREN A. SIERACKI |
Journalism Award
NEAL R. PEIRCE
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International Public Official
DANIEL M. TANGHERLINI
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International Author
Professor Tsuyoshi Kotaka
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International Urban Affairs
KERRY HARRINGTON MORRISON
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Lambda Alpha International recognizes leadership in the land economics professions through their distinguished awards program. Four awards recognize service to land economics professions or to the organization: Member of the Year, Public Official, Urban Affairs, and Fellow Awards. Two awards honor the memory and contributions of distinguished LAI members: Richard T. Ely Distinguished Educator Award and the Gerald D. Hines International Humanitarian Award.
At the Lambda Alpha Board of Governors Meeting in Chicago in 2000, two new awards were established. One honors professional excellence in Journalism and the other recognizes professional contributions as an Author.
PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS
Edward L. Johnson Member of the Year Award
This award is selected from Chapter nominations for Chapter Member of the Year by the International's Awards Committee and will be based upon commitment to Lambda Alpha, to the nominee's profession and to land economics with respect to achievement in the private or public sectors, research or education.
International Public Official Award
This award is presented to a public official who, through his or her efforts -- be it technical, managerial or other -- has contributed significantly to the local level of improving the quality of urban living.
International Urban Affairs Award
This award is presented to a person who has made outstanding contributions to urban affairs and who has advanced the frontiers of knowledge via research and the development of unique operations and technical programs.
Richard T. Ely Distinguished Educator Award
This award is presented to the person who has achieved excellence within the academic world in the field of land economics.
International Fellow Awards
This designation is presented to individuals for their outstanding achievements in the field of land economics and for contributions to the advancement of Lambda Alpha International's goals, through esteemed leadership and foresight.
Gerald D. Hines International Humanitarian Award
This award is presented to a person who has or had a vision for what his or her community could become in the future, and the ability to see what was needed to achieve that vision, then marshaled the resources and helped direct the activity to accomplish the goal, often working behind the scenes and out of the public's attention. That person also became a mentor to a number of people who helped carry out the vision and assure that the community remain a vital and a pleasant place to live.
This award is presented to a journalist whose efforts have contributed to a greater understanding of the principles, practices and greater awareness of land economics. This award is to be presented no more than once every two years and is for a sustained, exemplary contribution to a regional body of work.
This award is presented to an author whose literary efforts have contributed to a greater understanding of the principles, practices, and greater awareness of land economics internationally. This award is to be presented no more than once every two years and is for an exemplary book length publication.
This award, presented no more than once every two years, is to be selected from Chapter nominations for individual Chapter Skyline Awards submitted to the International's Awards Committee and based on the following criteria:
"to recognize noteworthy and commendable instances of the practical application of the principles of land economics in the preservation, development, or utilization of our land resources."
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