ACDP Awardees
The Arthur C. Guyton Distinguished Lectureship Award was instituted in 2006 to recognize outstanding and cutting edge research in physiology or related areas. Awardees attend the ACDP Leadership Retreat and present a seminar. Awardees are selected by the President in conjunction with members of Council based on membership recommendations. The Award was named for the late Arthur C. Guyton, University of Mississippi, a well-known researcher, educator, author, and long-time department chair. He was the only person to be awarded both the ACDP Outstanding Teaching Award and the ACDP Distinguished Service Award.
2024 Arthur C. Guyton Distinguished
Lectureship Award
Douglas Seals, PhD
University of Colorado Boulder
The ACDP Distinguished Service Award is presented annually to someone who has given long and illustrious service to ACDP, physiology as a discipline, and/or the field of science in general. The awardee is selected by the President in consultation with ACDP Council. Awardees receive all-expenses paid trip to the annual ACDP meeting. The award was formally known as the Outstanding Teaching Award but in 1978 its focus and name were expanded to the current Distinguished Service Award.
