Past CHAS Fawcett Award Recipients


Howard Fawcett CHAS Award Recipients 2007 Salvatore R. DiNardi 2006 D. Jeff Burton 2005 Edward H. Rau 2004 Thomas Goehl 2003 Harry J. Elston 2002 Robert H. Hill Jr. 2001 Eileen Segal 2000 Emmett Barkley 1999 Linda Rosenstock Linda Rosenstock received the 1999 award because through her leadership at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and in previous scholarly activities, she has had a significant impact on the safety of American workplaces, including those of chemists and workers in industry. 1998 Janet Baum 1997 Louis DiBerardinis Lou DiBerardinis received the Howard Fawcett Chemical Health and Safety Award for his work in safe chemical laboratory design. April 13, 1997 In recognition of the many contributions of Howard Fawcett, the DivCHAS Executive Committee voted to rename the CHAS Award as the Howard Fawcett Chemical Health and Safety Award. 1996 Ralph Stuart Mr. Stuart received the Chemical Health and Safety award for his contributions to the improvement of chemical health and safety through his efforts to improve the value and relative utility of the Internet to safety professionals worldwide, particularly the SAFETY e-mail list. 1995 Warren K. Kingsley 1994 Daniel Crowl 1993 Howard F. Fawcett 1992 Kenneth Yoder 1991 Jay A. Young 1990 Stanley Pine 1989 Douglas B. Walters 1988 Leslie Bretherick Leslie Bretherick received the 1988 Chemical Health and Safety Award for his contributions in the chemical health and safety, especially his "big book", Handbook of Reactive Chemical Hazards. 1987 Samuel S. Butcher, Dana W. Mayo, Ronald M. Pike Samuel S. Butcher, Dana W. Mayo and Ronald M. Pike received the 1987 Chemical Health and Safety Award for their development of the "micro-scale organic laboratory". 1986 Blaine C. McKusick Blaine C. McKusick received the 1986 Chemical Health and Safety Award for his outstanding contributions in the field of chemical health and safety. Of particular value to the cause of safety and health have been his contributions to the National Research Council's reports: Prudent Practices for Handling Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories and Prudent Practices for Disposal of Chemicals from Laboratories. 1985 Malcolm Renfrew Malcolm Renfrew received the 1985 Chemical Health and Safety Award for his publications and column on Chemical Safety in the Journal of Chemical Education. 1984 Warren Kingsley Warren K. Kingsley received the 1984 Chemical Health and Safety Award for his development of a new informative labeling system for chemicals now used by his employer, the J.T. Baker Chemical Co. 1983 Herbert House Herbert House received the 1983 Chemical Health and Safety Award for his work as the editor of the first edition of Prudent Practices.


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