FRED A. HITCHCOCK AWARD
FOR EXCELLENCE IN AEROSPACE PHYSIOLOGY
Established in 1972 by the Aerospace Physiology Society, the award is named in honor of the exemplary physiologist and co-translator of Paul Bert’s classic work Barometric Pressure. The award is presented annually for excellence in either operational physiology or physiological research. The award consists of a certificate, an honorarium, and a copy of Barometric Pressure.
International ATMO, Inc. sponsors the award and honorarium.
Past Recipients of the Fred A. Hitchcock Award for Excellence in Aerospace Physiology
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1972 – George H. Kydd
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1973 – Donald H. Reid
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1974 – Pat F. Iampietro
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1975 – Edwin P. Hyatt
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1976 – William J. Sears
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1977 – Richard D. Sinclair
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1978 – Richard B. Trumbo
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1979 – Wilton W. McIntosh
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1980 – Ernest B. McFadden
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1981 – Billy J Pfoff
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1982 – Donald C. Choisser
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1983 – George A. LaHood
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1984 – Paul J. Sheffield
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1985 – W. Carter Alexander
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1986 – M. Harold Laughlin
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1987 – Kent K. Gillingham
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1988 – Richard G. Olsen
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1989 – John R. Green
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1990 – William J. Mehm
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1991 – James E. Freeman
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1992 – Andrew A. Pilmanis
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1993 – Donna M. Murdoch
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1994 – Ronald C. Hill
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1995 – A.J.F. MacMillan
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1996 – James T. Webb
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1997 – Ryan B. Eichner
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1998 – John Frazier
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1999 – Vince Musashe
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2000 – James Norton
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2001 – Bob Matthews
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2002 - Dave Johanson
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2003 – Kent Magnuson
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2004 – Jeff Sventek
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2005 – Susan E. Richardson
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2006 – Thomas W. Bowen
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2007 – Jim Dooley
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2008 – Donald J. White
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2009 - Larry Krock
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2010 - Thomas J. Wheaton
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2011 - Andy Woodrow
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2012 – Brian Musselman
- 2013 – James Lasswell
