WILEY POST AWARD FOR OPERATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY
This award was established in 1969 and originally entitled the Paul Bert Award for Operational Physiology. In 1972, the Wiley Post Award took the place of the Paul Bert Award for Operational Physiology. The award is named in honor of the pioneer airman, Wiley Post. It represents all crewmembers that have benefited from the efforts of operational aerospace physiologists. The award, consisting of a wall plaque, certificate, and honorarium, is presented annually for exceptional service and achievements in operational physiology, including education and physiological support of USA, USAF, USN, FAA, NASA, and allied or civilian aircrews.
The award and honorarium were sponsored by the Phillips Petroleum Company of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, from 1973 to 1989, by the Aerospace Physiology Society in 1990, and by the Gentex Corporation of Carbondale, PA, beginning in 1991.
Past Recipients Wiley Post Award for Operational Physiology
1973 Donald C. Johnson
1974 George C. Pendergrass
1975 Martin M. Passaglia, Jr.
1976 Jack H. Bates
1977 Bruce E. Bassett
1978 Donald C. Choisser
1979 Curtis G. Armstrong, Jr.
1980 Victoria M. Voge
1981 David G. Smith
1982 Harold T. Pheeny
1983 David B. Kelly
1984 William J. Cairney and Roger W. Page, Jr.
1985 William L. Little
1986 Britton L. Marlowe
1987 Paul J. Sheffield
1988 Robert W. Moynihan
1989 Wilbur T. Workman
1990 David C. Johanson
1991 Cynthia E. Brown
1992 Christopher L. Schuyler
1993 Jeffrey C. Sventek
1994 Hugo A. Ramos
1995 Michelle M. Cwiklinski
1996 Samuel J. Holoviak
1997 Anthony P. Cantonese
1998 Donald J. White
1999 William Schutt
2000 Eric Sherman
2001 Simon Bartlett
2002 Brian Swan
2003 Sean Lando
2004 Anthony Artino
2005 Ronald Schoonover
2006 Sean M. McCarthy
2007 Rich Folga
2008 Heath Clifford
2009 Troy Faaborg
2010 Paul Gardetto
2011 Kimberly Maryman
