This award is presented to an individual who has made an important contribution to the
Association or to the profession that the Association wishes to recognize. To receive a
Meritorious Achievement Award the individual should have made either:
an important single contribution to the Association or the profession; or
significant multiple contributions to the Association or the profession.
As an example, Ruth Burns was honored for her developmental work on the NASFAA Encyclopedia of Student Financial Aid.
Recipients
2009
Pamela Fowler,
Debra Wiley
2006
Jeanne Saunders
2004
Joe Paul Case, Ed Miller
2002
Paul Phillips
2000
Rachel Z. McCrae
1999
Michael Heningburg
1998
Elizabeth Hicks, Jeff Baker
1996
Robert E. Quinn, Peter M. Weiss, Joseph A. Russo, Mark Kantrowitz
