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STONE PRACTITIONER AND SCHOLAR AWARDS

Donald C. Stone (1903-1995) was a giant among public administrators. He was a founder of the International City/County Management Association and the American Public Works Association. He was the first Director of the Public Administration Service, and the primary architect of the Executive Office of the Presidency after the Brownlow Commission’s report was issued. He was the first Director of the Division of Administrative Management of the Bureau of the Budget (within the Executive Office of the President). In this capacity, he helped establish many of the civilian defense and wartime agencies that helped America win WWII. He later became Director of Administration for the Marshall Plan when it was established in 1948.He went on to become one of the founders of the National Academy of Public Administration.

The Section on Intergovernmental Administration & Management (SIAM) created the Stone awards in 1980 and they were first awarded in 1981. The criteria for both the practitioner and academic/researcher awards are based on:

· Significant continuous contributions to the field of intergovernmental management over a substantial period of time

· Contributions that have made an impact in the field of IGM as a whole rather than on a specific organization, institution or function

SIAM STONE AWARD WINNERS

YEAR	PRACTITIONERS	SCHOLARS
1981	Ray Remy	David Walker
1982	Donna Shalala Alan R. Siegle	Deil Wright
1983	Edward T. Kelly	Mavis Mann Reeves
1984	Wayne Anderson	Martha Derthick
1985	Sen. David Durenberger	Daniel J. Elazar
1986	Gov. Richard Snelling	Richard Nathan
1987	Gov. Bruce Babbitt	Neal Peirce
1988	Louis Gambaccini	George E. Peterson
1989	John Herbers	Samuel H. Beer
1990	Frank Shafroth	Paul Peterson
1991	George Van Dusen	John Kincaid
1992	Zachary Taylor	Thomas Dye
1993	William Edgar	David Beam
1994	Carl Stenberg	Beverly Cigler
1995	Gov. Parris Glendening	Dale Krane
1996	Gerald Miller	Steven Gold
1997	William Coleman	Joseph Zimmerman
1998	Patricia Florestano	Ann O’M. Bowman David Morgan
1999	Scott Fosler	Laurence O’Toole
2000	William H. Hansell, Jr.	Robert Agranoff
2001	William Dodge	Susan MacManus
2002	Richard Sheirer	Beryl Radin
2003	Anthony Griffin	Richard Campbell
2004	Jeffrey Tryens	Charldean Newell
2005	David Warm	Donald Kettl
2006	Paul Posner	Myrna Mandell
2007	Alan Ehrenhalt	James Svara
2008	Bruce McDowell	Carol Weissert
2009	Ray Scheppach	Charles Wise