The Mortimer Spiegelman Award was established by the American Public Health Association in 1970 to honor a statistician under age 40 who has made outstanding contributions to health statistics, especially public health statistics. Recipients
1970: Edward Perrin 1971: Peter A. Lachenbruch 1972: Manning Feinleib 1973: Joseph L. Fleiss 1974: Gary G. Koch 1975: Jane Menken 1976: Abdelmonem A. Afifi 1977: David Hoel 1978: Ross Prentice 1979: Mitchell H. Gail 1980: Norman Breslow 1981: Robert F. Woolson 1982: Joel Kleinman 1983: J. Richard Landis 1984: Stephen Lagakos 1985: John Crowley (statistician) 1986: Anastasios Tsiatis 1987: L. J. Wei 1988: Thomas Fleming (statistician) 1989: Colin B. Begg 1990: Kung-Yee Liang 1991: Scott L. Zeger 1992: Ronald S. Brookmeyer 1993: Martin Abba Tanner 1994: Louise M. Ryan 1995: Christopher J. Portier 1996: Jeremy M. G. Taylor 1997: Margaret S. Pepe 1998: Peter Bacchett 1999: Danyu Lin 2000: Bradley P. Carlin 2001: Daniel E. Weeks 2002: Xihong Lin 2003: Michael Abbott Newton 2004: Mark van der Laan 2005: Rebecca Betensky 2006: Francesca Dominici 2007: David Dunson 2008: Hongyu Zhao 2009: Rafael Irizarry 2010: Nilanjan Chatterjee 2011: Sudipto Banerjee 2012: Amy Herring 2013: Debashis Ghosh 2014: Tyler VanderWeele 2015: John D. Storey 2016: Roger D. Peng 2017: Limin Peng 2018: Raphael Gottardo 2019: Daniela Witten 2020: Jeffrey T. Leek 2021: Sherri Rose 2022: Ryan Tibshirani 2023: Russell Shinohara 2024: Edward H. Kennedy 2025: Jingyi Jessica Li
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