Each year, APTR honors the most distinguished individuals and programs in the field of prevention and public health education. Through their dedication, the awardees exemplify the goal of advancing education and serving the community. They are honored at the APTR annual meeting,TEACHING PREVENTION, during the APTR Luncheon. In addition, APTR presents the winners of the Student Poster Presentations, the Ambrose Faculty Poster Award, and the Student Video Competition Recipient Awards.
2019 APTR Annual Teaching Awards
Learn more about the awards program and how to nominate at: www.aptrweb.org/awards
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F. Marian Bishop Outstanding Educator of the Year Awardee
Margaret Ryan, MD, MPH; Medical Director of DoD Pacific Region Immunization Program Adjunct Professor, Dept. of Family Medicine and Public Health University of California at San Diego School of Medicine |
Margaret Ryan, MD, MPH accepting her award from the
Planning Committee Chair, Billy Oglesby, PhD, MBA, FACHE |
Student Poster Presenter Awards
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Congratulations to the following students for their excellent poster presentations during the Teaching Prevention Poster Presentation and Welcome Reception.
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Student Poster Winners
Disparities in Cervical Cancer Screening Among Arabic-speaking Women Refugees at a Community Health Center Assim AlAbdulKader, MD, MPH(c) Case Western Reserve University Healthy Moms = Healthy Babies Ashley McNeal, MD(c) Mercer University Evaluation of Dana-Farber's Mammography Van Program Using a Mixed-methods Approach Qisi Yao, MPH(c) Tufts University School of Medicine |
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Ambrose Faculty Poster Presenter Award |
2019 Student Video Competition Awardees |
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The 2019 class of Paul Ambrose Scholars judged Faculty Poster Presentations during the Teaching Prevention Welcome Reception and Poster Presentation. Faculty were reviewed for their ability to communicate their research or teaching projects in a manner easily understood by the students. Presentations were evaluated for visual appeal, clarity of content, demonstrated importance of research, and presentation style.
Faculty Winner Using Internet-platform Technology to Train Community-based Researchers in Developing Countries:Lessons Learned from a Carribean Study Kamilah Thomas-Purcell, PhD, MPH, MCHES Nova Southeastern University |
First Place Student Video Competition Winners
Ohio Lead Safety by the Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master of Public Health Program
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