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Summary of NCSS Awards

Soil Scientist of the Year

1999 – Samuel Indorante, Illinois
2000 – Markus H. Clark, Alaska
2001 – Eva M. Mueller, Washington
2002 – Dave Roberts, Wisconsin
2003 – Tom D’Avello, Illinois
2004 – Douglas Merkler, Las Vegas, Nevada
2005 – Anthony Khiel, Kentucky
2006 – Thomas McKay, Nevada
2007 – John Doll, Illinois
2008 – Kirby L. Griffith, MLRA Soil Survey Leader, Nacogdoches, Texas
2009 – Michael J. Mungoven, MLRA Soil Survey Leader, Homer, Alaska
2010 – Caryl A. Radatz, MLRA Region 10 Leader and State Soil Scientist, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2011 – Robert (Bob) Long, MLRA Soil Survey Leader, St. Johnsbury, Vermont
2012 – Dr. Charles M. Ogg, MLRA Soil Survey Leader, Bishopville, South Carolina
 

Soil Scientist Achievement

1999 – Dr. Charles E. (Ed) Redmond, Ohio
2000 – William Dollarhide, Nevada
2001 – Tim Gerber, Ohio
2002 – Allan Giencke, Minnesota
2003 – Kerry Arroues, California
2004 – Dennis Potter, Columbia, Missouri
2005 – William “Rob” Knight, Pennsylvania
2006 – James Doolittle, Pennsylvania
2007 – James Greenwade, Temple, Texas
2008 – James “JP” Pannell, Soil Scientist, Durango, Colorado
2009 – Roger D. Windhorn, Geologist and Soil Scientist, NRCS State Office, Champaign, Illinois
2010 – Michael G. Ulmer, Senior Regional Soil Scientist, Bismarck, North Dakota
2011 – Steve Lawrence, Assistant State Soil Scientist, Athens, Georgia
2012 – Mark H. Clark, MLRA Region Leader and State Soil Scientist, Palmer, Alaska
 

National NCSS Cooperator Achievement

2005 – Neil Smeck, Ohio State University, Ohio
2006 – Pete Biggam, NPS, Denver, Colorado
2007 – Martin Rabenhorst, University of Maryland, Maryland
2008 – Frederick W. Madison, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
2009 – Michel D. Ransom, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas
2010 – H. Curtis Monger, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico
2011 – Janis Boettinger, Utah State University, Logan, Utah
2011 – Wayne Hudnall, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
2012 – Toby O’Geen, University of California, Davis, California