PAS
Awards
The Outstanding PAS Service Award was established to recognize
an individual each year who has provided service to the organization
through a significant project, cause or cumulative service that
has made a significant contribution to the Society as a whole.
1993 Ed Soph
1994 Norman Weinberg
1994 Barry Zimmerman
1995 Jerry Steinholtz
1996 James Lambert
1997 Karen Hunt
1998 Doug Wolf
1999 Rebecca Kite
2000 Larry Snider
2001 Ian Turnbull
2002 John H. Beck
2003 Jim Rupp
2004 Lynn Glassock
2005 Wilber England
2006 Darin Workman
2007 Fernando Hashimoto
The Outstanding Supporter Award was established to recognize an
individual each year who has significantly promoted the Society
through their professional and educational activities to increase
visibility and awareness of the Society.
1997 Steve Houghton
1998 Ed Shaughnessy
1999 Tzong-Ching Ju
2000 Gregg Bissonette
2001 Peter Erskine
2002 Zoro
2003 James Sewrey
2004 Ludwig Albert
2005 Jim Coffin
2006 David Eyler
2007 Ruben Alvarez
The PAS President’s Industry
Award was established to recognize those individuals in the Percussion
Industry that
have demonstrated
outstanding achievement in their field and outstanding support
of the Society.
1994 Sandy Feldstein
1995 Lloyd McCausland
1996 Robert Zildjian
1997 Lennie DiMuzio
1998 Jim Catalano
1999 Jim Coffin
2000 Steve Ettleson
2001 Paul Siegel
2001 Rob Wallis
2002 Bill Crowden
2003 Martin Cohen
2004 Carol Calato
2005 Pat Brown
2006 Gilberto Serna
2007 John Wittmann
The Outstanding PAS Chapter President Award recognizes individuals who have increased chapter membership and provided percussion events, newsletters and experiences that are beneficial for the continued music education of chapter members. The winner of this annual award, now in its sixteenth year, will receive an engraved plaque and a $1,000 grant for his or her chapter.
Nominations should include supportive information and must be received by June 1. Self nominations are acceptable. Send nominations to PAS, 32 E. Washington, Suite 1400, Indianapolis, IN 46204-3516 or E-mail: percarts@pas.org
1991 Ian Turnbull (Ontario)
1992 Lauren Vogel Weiss (Texas)
1993 Kristen Shiner McGuire (New York)
1994 Keith Aleo (Florida)
1995 Mark Dorr (Iowa)
1996 Nigel Shipway (United Kingdom)
1997 Marshall Maley (Virginia)
1998 Peter O’Gorman (Minnesota)
1999 Eric Hollenbeck (Alabama)
2000 Jim Royle (Connecticut)
2001 Frederic Macarez (France)
2002 Fernando Hashimoto (Brazil)
2002 Lauren Vogel Weiss (Texas)
2003 Blair Helsing (California)
2004 Anders Astrand (Sweden)
2004 Christopher Moore (Alabama)
2005 Nicholas Ormrod (UK)
2006 Cary Dachtyl (Ohio)
2007 Antonio Santangelo (Italy)
This award is reserved for the recognition of an individual who has demonstrated outstanding sustained leadership, contribution and commitment in advancing the mission and goals of the Percussive Arts Society.
2006 Michael Balter
The Percussive Arts Society Lifetime Achievement Award in Education was established in 2002 and recognizes the contributions of the most highly regarded leaders in percussion education.
Nominees must have demonstrated the highest ideals and professional integrity in percussion education and pedagogy with a significant history of exceptional and/or innovative teaching practices. Nominees will have strong reputations in areas such as (but not limited to) private teaching, ensemble directing, presentation of workshops, and pedagogical publications.
A nominee must have a record of sustained (though not necessarily continuous) contributions to the field and supportive of the philosophy and objectives of the Percussive Arts Society. Nominations may also be made posthumously. Additionally, self-nominations are accepted.
Nominations must include the following:
- A biographical sketch of the nominee including date of birth or approximate age and current contact information. If a nominee is deceased, contact information of a surviving family member must be included.
- A career history of the nominee. A biography, resume, or curriculum vitae of the nominee’s achievements during his or her teaching career. This document may focus on teaching positions, student accomplishments, publications, performances, teaching awards, or other honors received.
A nominee will not be considered further for this award if nomination materials are incomplete.
Nominations will be accepted from any PAS member, while nominees need not be PAS members. Names of those nominated will be given consideration for 3 years from the time of their last letter of nomination.
Nominations should include the name and address of the nominator and be sent to Lifetime Achievement in Education Award, PAS, 32 E. Washington, Suite 1400, Indianapolis, IN 46204-3516. Deadline for nominations is August 1 of each year. The complete list of Lifetime Achievement in Education Award recipients appears on the PAS Web site at www.pas.org/About/Awards.cfm.
Criteria for Selection for the PAS Lifetime Achievement in Education Award
All nominees will be judged according to the following criteria:
Contribution: Has the nominee made an outstanding contribution to the field of percussion education?
Eminence: Have the nominee’s achievements in teaching and/or other areas of education distinguished the nominee from his or her contemporaries?
Influence: Has the nominee’s influence been of major significance to the profession even though contributions may have been confined largely to a single area of interest (e.g., symphonic, drum set, mallets, world, publications, etc.)?
Permanence: Is it probable that the nominee’s accomplishments will continue to be valued by percussion professionals of the future?
2002 Tom Siwe
2002 Gary Chaffee
2002 Siegfried Fink
2002 William Schinstine
2003 Harold Jones
2003 James Petercsak
2004 Gary Olmstead
2004 Larry Vanlandingham
2005 James Moore
2005 Dong-Wook Park
2006 Robert Schietroma
2007 J.C. Combs
2007
Johnny Lee Lane,
2007
Erwin Mueller
PAS, in conjunction with the Fred Sanford scholarship committee,
has designed a Fred Sanford Award to be presented to the highest
scoring ensemble in the competition. This award is a traveling
award and has been created to honor Fred Sanford for the passion
of the art form and the dedication that he so willing shared
with the marching community and the PAS. A plaque on the base
of the award is engraved each year with the name of the recipient.
The winner is given this award to display at their school for
one year.
2002 University of North Texas
2003 Morehead State University
2004 Marcus High School
2005 East Tennessee State University
2006 Georgetown High School
2007 Flower Mound High School
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