Each year, the Los Angeles Chapter
of American Society for Information Science and Technology presents
its Contributions to Information Science Award to one or more
individuals who have made significant contribution to the field.
Recipients are those individuals who are recognized by their colleagues
as exceptional leaders whose dedication, commitment and vision
inspire others, or whose singular contribution to the field of
information science has been particularly significant.
Recipients include:
2006 - Gary Marchionini
2005 - Herbert Van De Sompel
2004 - Eugene Garfield
2003 - No award
2002 - Tefko Saracevic
2001 - Elaine Svenonius
2000 - Michael Buckland
1999 - Jose-Marie Griffiths
1998 - Seymour Lubetzky
1997 - Christine Borgman
1996 - Barbara Quint
1995 - Marcia Bates
1994 - Clifford Lynch
1993 - Donald Lamberton
1992 - William Paisley
1991 - Carlos Cuadra
1990 - Robert Maron
1989 - Harold Borko and Robert Hayes
The recipient need not be an ASIST member, nor living in the
Southern California area. The Chapter invites the Award recipient(s)
to be the speaker at the Awards meeting in the Fall. This offers
a great opportunity to recognize a leader or a visionary in our
profession, and learn more about his/her contribution.
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