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Annual Awards Given By The American Institute of Fishery Research Biologists


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Recent 2008 Award Winners:

Outstanding Achievement Award. - Dr. John Magnuson, University of Wisconsin, Madison


Kasahara Early Career Award. - Dr. Jamal Moss, NOAA Fisheries, Alaska Fisheries Science Center (2008)

W. F. Thompson Award. - Mary Hunsicker, Stony Brook University,  winner for best student paper published in 2006

Clark Hubbs Associate Research Awards for 2008 –

  • Ms. Talia Bigelow, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
  • Mr. J. Marcus Drymon, University of South Alabama
Award

Purpose and Intent
Outstanding Achievement - Individual

For significant contributions by an individual to the advancement of fishery science and conservation.
Outstanding Achievement - Group
For significant contributions by a group to the advancement of fishery science and conservation.
Kasahara Early Career
To recognize the institute's most promising research scientists who, while early in their careers, show exceptional potential for leadership at the frontiers of scientific knowledge. (Biennial Award)
W.F. Thompson
For best student paper on freshwater or marine biological resource problems published in a peer reviewed journal each year.
Clark  Hubbs Associate Research
Annual fellowship awards to AIFRB associate members for travel to scientific meetings and professional development.
Distinguished Service
To recognize an AIFRB member who has performed outstanding and sustained service to the institute.
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