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The North American Symposium on Bat Research's Highest Honor The Gerrit S. Miller, Jr. Award is presented occasionally at the annual North American Symposium on Bat Research to persons "In recognition of outstanding service and contribution to the field of chiropteran biology." The award is named after Gerrit S. Miller, Jr., an outstanding early 20th Century bat biologist at the Smithsonian Institution. Miller's work on the evolutionary relationships of chiropteran families and genera to one another still strongly influences taxonomic thinking about bats today. There have been sixteen recipients of the Miller Award to date. What follows is the year and the NASBR meeting at which the award was made, and the recipient(s) for each year. 1977 -- 8th Annual NASBR at Carleton University,
Ottawa
1979 -- 10th Annual NASBR at Washington University,
St. Louis
1981 -- 12th Annual NASBR at Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY
1982 -- 13th Annual NASBR at University of Louisville,
KY
1984 -- 15th Annual NASBR at University of Rockford,
Rockford, IL
1986 -- 16th Annual NASBR at University of Massachusetts,
Amherst, MA
1990 -- 20th Annual NASBR at University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, NE
1992 -- 22nd Annual NASBR at Universite de Sherbrooke,
Quebec
1995 -- 25th Annual NASBR at Boston University,
MA
1997 -- 27th Annual NASBR co-hosted by University of
Arizona, Pima Community College, and Arizona Game & Fish, Tucson,
AZ
1999 -- 29th Annual NASBR at University of Wisconsin,
Madison, WI
2001 -- 31st Annual NASBR at Victoria, British Columbia,
Canada
2002 -- 32nd Annual NASBR at Burlington, VT
2004 -- 34th Annual NASBR at Salt Lake City, UT
2006 -- 36th Annual NASBR at Wilmington, NC
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