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Peabody Conservatory Distinguished Alumni Award
This award is given to a former student of the Conservatory who has graduated from the school or attended for at least two years. It is awarded for distinguished work in his/her profession: performance, conducting, teaching, composing or administrating. The Alumnus/ai receiving this award must have demonstrated great artistry or service during an established career. The award was first given in 1962.
Past Recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award include:
- 2007 – Edith Ho ’62, ’66
- 2006 – Norman Scribner ’56, ’61
- 2002 – James Morris
- 2000 – Carter Brey '76
- 1999 – David Starobin '73
- 1997 – Nathan Carter '84
- 1996 – Richard Pittman '57
- 1993 – Jacob Berg '51, Seth Riggs '54
- 1992 – Sharon Robinson '72
- 1989 – John Weaver
- 1988 – Leigh Martinet '46, '66
- 1987 – Albert Fuller '50, Walter Lawson '52
- 1985 – James Atherton '65, '66, Tommy Newsom '52
- 1984 – Andre Watts '72
The Peabody Conservatory Young Maestro Award
This award is given to a former student of the Conservatory who has graduated from the school or attended for at least two years. This award was established in 1988 to recognize the outstanding musical achievements accomplished by young alumni of the Peabody Institute.
Past Recipients of the Young Maestro Award include:
2001 – Michael Hersch ’95, ’97
1998 – Theodora Hanslowe ’94
1995 - Awadagin Pratt ’89, ’92
1992 - Hecht and Shapiro - Thomas Hecht ’84, ’87 and Sandra Shapiro ’86
1988 - Hugh Wolff ’77, ’78
Peabody Alumni Achievement Award Recognizing Outstanding Contributions to Music in Maryland
Established in 2001. Past Recipients of the Peabody Alumni Award Recognizing Outstanding Contributions to Music in Maryland include:
- 2004 – Ray Sprenkle ’70, ’71, ‘79
- 2002 – Mildred Reiner ’53, Donald Regier ‘66
- 2001 – Edward Goldstein '76, '78
The Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association Heritage Award
This award is intended to honor alumni or friends of Johns Hopkins who have contributed outstanding service over an extended period to the progress of the University and the activities of the Alumni Association. This award was established in 1973.
Past Peabody recipients of the Heritage Award include:
- 2007 – Elizabeth Schaaf ’77
- 2006 – Anne Garside
- 2006 – Benjamin Griswold IV
- 2003 – Loraine Panek Bernstein ’55
- 2001 – Hilda Perl Goodwin ’54, ’67
- 2000 – Loretta Lee Ver Valen '26, '27; Jacques Schlenger, Peabody Advisory Council Member
- 1997 – Patricia S. Springer '59
- 1995 – Robert O. Pierce, Past Director
- 1993 – Lynn Taylor Hebden '51, '54; George Woodhead '47, '53, '54
- 1988 – Ruth Renneburg '40, '42, '48
- 1987 – Sylvia Betts Dodd '51
- 1982 – Mary C. Walker '34
The Johns Hopkins University Alumni Assocaition's Distinguished Alumni Award
This award is intended to honor alumni who have typified the Johns Hopkins tradition of excellence and brought credit to the University by their personal accomplishment, professional achievement, or humanitarian service. This award was established in 1978.
Past Peabody recipients of the Johns Hopkins Distinguished Alumni Award include:
- 2008 – Awadagin Pratt ’89, ’92
- 2007 – Kim Kashkashian ’73
- 2004 – Manuel Barrueco ’75
- 2002 – Edward L. Polochick '78
- 1981 – Andre Watts '72
- 1980 – Hugo Weisgall '31
- 1976 – Morton K. Blaustein '43, Arts & Sciences '50, University Trustee
*New Award*
Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association Knowledge for the World Award
Intended to honor alumni who exemplify the Johns Hopkins tradition of excellence and have brought credit to the university and their profession in the international arena through their professional achievements or humanitarian service.
Intended to honor alumni who exemplify the Johns Hopkins tradition of excellence and have brought credit to the university and their profession in the international arena through their professional achievements or humanitarian service.
*New Award*
Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association Outstanding Recent Graduate Award
Intended to honor recent graduates of Johns Hopkins (within 10 years of graduation) for outstanding achievement or service in his or her professional or volunteer life. Support of Johns Hopkins may be a consideration, but not a requirement.
Intended to honor recent graduates of Johns Hopkins (within 10 years of graduation) for outstanding achievement or service in his or her professional or volunteer life. Support of Johns Hopkins may be a consideration, but not a requirement.
