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Calvert L. Willey Award

The Calvert L. Willey Award has been awarded every year since 1989. It is awarded to a member of the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) who displayed meritorious and imaginative service to IFT. The award is named for Calvert L. Willey (1920-1994) who served as Executive Secretary and later Executive Director from 1961 until his retirement in 1987. Willey was given a distinguished service award by IFT at the 1987 Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada. This distinguished service award would be named in his honor and presented for the first time as an annual award at the 1989 Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois. It was the first IFT Award to be named for a living person.

Award winners receive an USD 3000 honorarium and a plaque from IFT.

Winners

YearWinner
1987Calvert L. Willey
1989Ben F. Buchanan
1990Aaron E. Wasserman
1991Elwood F. Caldwell
1992Miguel Jimenez
1993Alan J. Post
1994André Bolaffi
1995Charles A. Becker
1996Gale R. Ammerman
1997Walter R. Clark
1998Charles J. Bates
1999Isabel D. Wolf
2000Dee M. Graham
2001Daniel E. Weber
2002Elizabeth Larmond
2003Francis F. Busta
2004Charles H. Manley
2005Bruce R. Stillings
2006Pamela D. Tom
2007William D. Davidson
2008Neil H. Mermelstein
2009Mary K. Wagner
2010Margaret Lawson

References

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