Annual Leadership Awards
The APC
® recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the profession of pastoral care through our Annual Leadership Awards. From administrators who demonstrate exceptional commitment to the development of chaplaincy care programs to chaplains who provide chaplaincy care in an exemplary manner, we celebrate the gifts and contributions of those who promote professional chaplaincy. Award recipients are recognized each year at the annual conference of the association. APC members and colleagues of members are invited to nominate persons you feel offer outstanding leadership and excellence in chaplaincy care. Nominations for awards must be submitted to the APC national office by the
April 26, 2019 deadline. Nominations may be e-mailed to
info@professionalchaplains.org, faxed to 847.240.1015 or mailed to the APC national office.
The
Anton Boisen Professional Service Award honors one of the early pioneers in clinical chaplaincy and chaplaincy care education and is given each year to a board certified chaplain of the APC who demonstrates a commitment to excellence in professional chaplaincy and has offered a unique contribution to contemporary chaplaincy care.
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The
Distinguished Service Award celebrates the contributions of any individual or organization that promotes the standard of professional chaplaincy in an exemplary manner. This award does not require membership in APC.
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The
Outstanding Local Leadership Award is given to a member in good standing who has exhibited outstanding dedication to and promotion of APC through active involvement and initiative at the local level, including substate, state, or multistate levels.
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The
Retired Chaplain Award honors a retired APC member who has made significant contributions to the fields of chaplaincy and chaplaincy care or to APC during his/her retirement years.
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The
Oskar Pfister Award honors the Rev. Pfister, a distinguished colleague who promoted the dialog between psychiatry and religion. This award is presented to an individual who is dedicated to continuing that dialog. This award, given by the Committee on Religion and Psychiatry of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) in collaboration with the Association of Professional Chaplains
®, is presented at the annual meeting of the APA.
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