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Past Award Recipients
Leona E. Tyler Award
The Leona E. Tyler Award was conceived in the spring of 1967. Several members of Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association (OPGA) felt that the many contributions of Dr. Tyler to the field of Counseling Psychology should be recognized. Dr. Tyler, who at that time, was the Dean of the Graduate School at the University of Oregon, had attained both national and international acclaim.
Her research, writing, teaching, and supervision of practicum students were outstanding. Dr. Tyler wrote three major textbooks: The Work of the Counselor, Group and Individual Differences, and Clinical Psychology, the latter in conjunction with Dr. Norman Sundberg. The initial award was made to Dr. Tyler, announcing that in her honor, an annual award was being established by Oregon Counseling Association (formerly OPGA) to recognize other individuals whose work has had statewide implications for counseling.
2018 Winner: Dr. Karen Hixson
| Dr. Gene Eakin 2017 | Donna Ford 1998 | Glenn Hill 1983 |
| Lisa Aasheim 2016 | Charlotte Udziela 1997 | Reese House 1982 |
| Bonnie Badenoch 2012 | Brooke Collison 1996 | Wilbur Jackson 1981 |
| Larry Conner 2011 | Sally House 1995 | Glenn Clark 1980 |
| Dina Yerex 2010 | Carol Lynn Morse 1994 | Claude Morgan 1979 |
| Lynn Fontana 2009 | John Bernham 1993 | Mavis Malbon 1978 |
| Joanne Fuller 2008 | Gerold Kranzler 1992 | Marlene Pickens 1977 |
| Mary Lou Brophy 2007 | Carol Sisson 1991 | Anna Thomas 1976 |
| Donna Rogers-Rhinevault 2006 | Janice Brandstrom 1990 | Hanna Larsen 1975 |
| Dr. Farah Ibrahim 2005 | Gail Robinson 1989 | Robin Williams 1974 |
| Robin Karr-Morse 2004 | Richard White 1988 | Esther Matthews 1973 |
| Deena Corso 2003 | Les Adkins 1987 | Franklin Zeran 1972 |
| Sharon Baum 2002 | David Capuzzi 1986 | Anna Meeks 1971 |
| Rolla Lewis 2001 | Carolyn Sheldon 1985 | Glen Weave 1970 |
| Liz Curtis 2000 | Jan Welle 1984 | Oscar Christensen 1969 |
| Raymond Lowe 1968 |
Human Rights Award
This award is presented to individuals who have demonstrated an exemplary level of professional and personal commitment in the areas of human rights and the advancement of human dignity. Dr. David Capuzzi of Portland State University created this award.
2018 Winner: Dr. Deanna Cor
| Moira Ryan 2017 | Kim Shay 1996 | |
| EASA Young Adult Leadership Council 2016 | Linda Smith 2007 | Ann Pardington 1995 |
| Dr. Audrey Lehmann 2015 | Karin Jordan 2006 | Kathleen Bunkey 1994 |
| Ann Marie Banfield 2014 | Ann Harrison 2005 | Jean Scott 1993 |
| Ryan Melton 2013 | Manivong Ratts 2004 | Bob Hulsey 1993 |
| Lonnie Jackson 2012 | Olga Gloria 2003 | Ron Bloodworth 1993 |
| Chuck Hemingway 2011 | Dr. Michael Ingram 2002 | Esther Matthews 1992 |
| Judy Littlebury 2010 | Adele Richey McMurry 2001 | Reese House 1991 |
| Joyce & Dave Ziegler 2010 |
John Kitzhaber 2000 | Bjo Ashwill 1989 |
| Carol Levine 2009 |
Joan Mcllroy 1999 | Carolyn Sheldon 1988 |
| Phyllis & Rand Michael 2008 |
Linda Erwin 1998 | Martin Acker 1987 |
Distinguished Service Award
This award is given in recognition of meritorious service on behalf of the Oregon Counseling Association and its members.
2018 Winner: Tony Lai
| Dr. Susan Bettis 2017 | Chrissy Rufolo 2008 | Don Perkins 1999 |
| Dr. Marney Hoffman 2016 | Douglas Querin 2008 | Donna Rogers 1998 |
| Roy Huggins 2015 | Dick Mase 2007 | OMHC Alliance 1997 |
| Doug Querin 2014 |
Laura Blaser 2007 | Deena Corso 1996 |
| Lara Pevzner 2012 | Raymond Peterson 2006 | Charlotte Udziela 1995 |
| CJ Strauss 2011 | Julia Cooley 2006 | Bob Male 1994 |
| Rachel Starck 2010 | Dina Yerex 2005 | Carol Lynn Morse 1993 |
| Patricia Kyle 2010 | Amy Bartley 2004 | Donna Ford 1992 |
| Angela Doty 2010 | Deborah Rubel 2004 | Dave Steinke 1991 |
| CJ Strauss 2009 | Gene Eakin 2004 | Lizbeth Gray 1988 |
| Jeff Harman 2009 | Jim Firth 2003 | Carol Sisson 1987 |
| Larry Conner 2009 | Linda Eby 2002 | Steve Regner 1986 |
| Bryan Nilsen 2009 | LaDonna Macomber 2001 | Carol Sisson 1985 |
| Kevin Wright 2008 | Barb Cross 2000 | Reese House 1980 |
| Dick Wilkes 1976 |
Distinguished Public Advocate Award
This award was established in 2016 and honors those who have made outstanding contributions to ORCA’s public policy and advocacy efforts on behalf of LPCs, LMFTs, and all of the people we serve.
2018 Winner: Wendy Curtis
2017 Winner: Chad Ernest
2016 Winner: Larry Conner
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