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Elbert D. Glover, PhD, FASHA, FAAHB, FRIPH
(1997-2002)
"The AAHB is an excellent venue for meeting quality researchers."
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Chudley E. Werch, PhD
(2002-2003)
"I'm not one to predict the future, but with sound leadership, and dedicated members, the future is bright."
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Robert J. McDermott, PhD, FAAHB
(2003-2004)
"Pay attention to family members and others you love and never let your work be the ultimate driving force in your life – achieving balance in life will be true excellence."
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Mohammad R. Torabi, PhD, FAAHB
(2004-2005)
"Do not be afraid of rejection and failure. Learn from them and move on."
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David R. Black, PhD, FAAHB
(2005-2006)
"Learn and have the courage to think outside the box."
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Bruce Simmons-Morton, EdD, FAAHB
(2006-2007)
"Given its small size and research focus, the AAHB provides a great venue for professional development."
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Steve Y. Sussman, PhD, FAAHB
(2007-2008)
"Be good at working with people, be good in methods, be good substantively, be persistent but flexible; follow your research desires and meld them at least in part with what is realistic; be hopeful; enjoy your work."
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Molly T. Laflin, PhD
(2008-2009)
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Dennis L. Thombs, PhD
(2009-2010)
"Persevere, do not be discouraged, and ask for help."
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David W. Seal, PhD, FAAHB
(2010-2011)
"Stay focused on your career goals. But make sure they are your career goals."
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Elaine A. Borawski, PhD, FAAHB
(2011-2012)
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R. Scott Olds, HSD
(2012-2013)
"Be involved, take you work seriously but not yourself; and keep an open mind about always being willing to learn."
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Rita Debate, PhD, FAAHB
(2013-2014)
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Dong-Chul Seo, PhD, FAAHB
(2014-2015)
"Take advantage of the AAHB mentoring program in which you can connect with outstanding researchers."
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Jeffrey S. Hallam, PhD, CHES
(2015-2016)
"I encourage you to push outside your limits and do research that will change the world."
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Jay Maddock, Ph.D., FAAHB
(2016-2017)
"Find your passion and research what interests you. If you are curious and excited about what you do, the research questions come easily."
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M. Renée Umstattd Meyer, PhD, MCHES, FAAHB
(2017-2018)
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Mark B. Reed, PhD, FAAHB
(2018-2019)
"Stay true to your passions. Ask for help, offer help. Seek many different kinds of mentors and collaborators. Above all else, be kind."
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Lara B. McKenzie, PhD, FAAHB
(2019-2020)
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E. Lisako McKyer, PhD, FAAHB
(2020-2021)
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Katie Heinrich, PhD, FAAHB
(2021-2022)
"Make time for yourself and your own well-being. You can give so much more when your cup is full."
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Annie Nguyen, PhD, MPH
(2022-2023)
"You are always your own best advocate but that doesn’t mean you have to go it alone. Lean on your mentors, friends, and peers to find support and allies."
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Hsien-chang Lin, PhD, FAAHB
(2023-2024)
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Julie M. Croff, PhD, MPH, FAAHB
(2024-2025)
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