George Armstrong, an English physician of the 18th century,
established the first dispensary for children in London,
England, in 1 769. There he served with great devotion
and taught others the care of sick children. He is honored
as one of the fathers of modern pediatrics, and those
who deliver this lecture are also honored as outstanding
teachers and contributors to our knowledge of the care
of children.
The lecture is sponsored by Ross Laboratories, Columbus,
Ohio.
2008
John M. Leventhal, MD
john.leventhal@yale.edu
2007 - Thomas G. DeWitt
2006 - Kenneth B. Roberts
2005 - Stephen Ludwig
2004 - James M. Perrin
2003 - Lucy M. Osborn
2002 - Steven A. Schroeder
2001 - David Kessler
2000 - Greenpeace
1999 - David Satcher
1998 - Richard E. Behrman
1997 - Dewey S. Sehring
1996 - Steven P. Shelov
1995 - Antonia C. Novello
1994 - M. Joycelyn Elders
1993 - Margaret C. Heagarty
1992 - Children's Television Workshop (David V.B. Britt)
1991 - Paul L. McCarthy
1990 - Catherine DeAngelis
1989 - Joel J. Alpert
1988 - Ivan Barry Pless
1987 - Robert A. Hoekelman
1986 - Marian Wright Edelman (Children's Defense Fund)
1985 - Gerold L. Schiebler 1
1984 - Victor Vaughan & Waldo Nelson
1983 - Barbara Starfield
1982 - Evan Charney
1981 - Benjamin Spock
1980 - OXFAM (Tim Lusty)
1979 - John H. Kennell
1978 - Richard W. Olmsted
1977 - Wilbur J. Cohen
1976 - Abraham B. Bergman
1975 - C. Henry Kempe
1974 - Lewis Fraad
1973 - Barbara M . Korsch
1972 - Henry K. Silver
1971 - Morris Green
1970 - Julius B. Richmond
1969 - Robert H. Haggerty
1968 - Allan M. Butler
1967 - George A. Silver
