The Pacesetter Award is designed to encourage participation in APPA among those who have already made significant contributions to their regions or chapters. Up to seven Pacesetter Awards may be given each year.
Eligibility
To be eligible for the Pacesetter Award, nominees must meet the following criteria:
- Active member of APPA for a minimum of three years.
- Active member of their respective chapter/region for a minimum of three years.
- Active participation/contributions/accomplishments in regional/chapter meetings and/or other functions of APPA. For example:
– Leadership in the region (i.e. service on a board, hosting a meeting/conference)
– Leadership in the chapter (i.e. service on a board, hosting a meeting/conference)
– Leadership on a host committee (i.e. host committee chair position)
– Leadership in professional development (organized or hosted local/regional/international APPA events, prepared chapter/regional/international APPA educational sessions)
– Leadership in advancing the organization (assisted with promotion/marketing activities or coordinated membership drives)
– Authored articles in regional/chapter/national newsletters, the Body of Knowledge (BOK), authored a book, etc.
– Served as a regional liaison to APPA
– Served on an APPA Planning Committee for APPA’s Annual Meeting
– Participated in code advocacy-related activities or served on the APPA Standards & Codes Council.
– Liaison to APPA Board, Work Group, or Task Force
– Other voluntary contributions of time, effort, resources, and leadership abilities to promote and enhance APPA and the educational facilities management profession. - Past recipients cannot be nominated again.
Past Recipients
2021
Kim Case-Nichols
2020
Nicole Sanderson
2019
Ian Hadden
Connie Simmons
Thomas Polansky
Kevin Mann
2018
Jessica Abbott
Markus Hogue
Dave Irvin
Jason R. Wang
2017
Rebecca Griffith
Robert A. Boyette
Lee McQueen
Julius R. Williams
Michael Hamilton
Emmet Boyle
Winnie Kwofie
2016
John Ferris
Dana Gillon
Daniel Wooten
2015
Chris Kopach
James (Jay) Williams Jr.
David Woodson
James Harrod
David Hatch
Lisa Potter
Richard (Rick) Battistoni
2014
Jerry Carlson
Andrew P. Christ
Dan Park
Steve Peary
Dana Peterson
2013
Bob Andrews
Greg Clayton
Tony Guerrero
Glen Haubold
Chuck Scott
Chris Snow
Lindsay Wagner
2012
Lynne Finn
Brandon Baswell
Richard Davis
Chris Eagan
David Handwork
Sue-Anna Miller
Bob Cornero
2011
John Ott
Rick Storlie
Michael O’Connor
Mike Anthony
Kevin Hansen
2010
Ben Elisondo
Daniel Gearan
Kristie Kowall
Viron Lynch
Juan Ontiveros
Matthew M. Taylor
2009
Scott Burns
Ruthann Manlet
David Millay
John Wong
2008
Jeri King
Terry Major
Bob McMains
Tommy Moss
Willie Suter
Brian Wormwood
2007
James Barbush
Marion Bracy
Ron Brooks
Michelle Estep-Frederick
Clay Shetler
Mark Shively
2006
Mark Hunter
Nancy Hurt
Fred Long
John P. Morris
Arthur E. Sykes
L. Scott Turley
Keith Woodward
2005
Anita Bailey
David Brixen
Harvey Chace
Darrel Meyer
Frederick W. Plant
Jewell Winn
2004
Kevin Folsom
Craig Bohn
Paul Smith
Al Stoverink
2003
J. Annette Bardouille
Robert J. Carter
Neal R. Swarnes
2002
Christopher K. Ahoy
Brooks H. Baker III
Sam L. Polk
Earl Smith
Tom F. Stepnowski
Mary Vosevich
2001
Robert Bertram
Jeff Buenting
Linda Carter
Terry Ruprecht
L. Wayne White
2000
Don J. Briselden
David A. Cain
Brian Fenn
Donald L. Hufford
Carol Trexler
V. Randall Turpin
Theodore J. Weidner
1999
Vickie DeWitt
Becky Hamilton
Hildo Hernandez
Joseph Kish
Robert Lashaway
Dave Sims