Honorary members are members of the Society who have a distinguished record and have been recognized for their service to the American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP). This service may take various forms, but exemplifies outstanding, enduring support of the Society, from contributions to executive functions of the organization and to the Journal of Natural Products, to immersion in the Society’s initiatives in order to advance the growth and development of pharmacognosy as a discipline and its members as natural product scientists. An honorary member is an ambassador for the Society, promoting its vitality, its outreach and its depth.
The Honorary Membership Committee (HMC) recommends nominees to the ASP executive committee. The committee shall carry out its duties as prescribed under the guidelines approved by the ASP Executive Committee. These duties shall include the receipt of nominations for honorary membership in the Society from the membership and the presentation of the committee recommendations to the Executive Committee.
Although we do not actively solicit names, the Honorary Membership Committee wishes to receive nominations through a transparent process. We welcome nominations, particularly from members of the Executive Committee and the ASP membership at large, that illuminate the contributions of members who fulfill the above-stated criteria.
We welcome any suggestions, and please reach out to any of the members of the HMC anytime.
William Gerwick, Chair
Jim Gloer
Barbara Timmermann
Honorary Members
John H. Cardellina II
Alice M. Clark
Gordon M. Cragg
A. Douglas Kinghorn
Roy Okuda
Honorary Members (Deceased)
Jack L. Beal, Lynn R. Brady, Arnold Brossi, Norman R. Farnsworth, Jonathan L. Hartwell, Robert Hegnauer, Albert Hofmann, Tatsuo Karyone, William Keller, John T. Lloyd, Kurt Mothes, S. William Pelletier, Frant. Santavy, Paul Scheuer, Richard E. Schultes, Arthur E. Schwarting, Dr. Yuzuru Shimizu, David J. Slatkin, Gordon Svoboda, Varro E. Tyler, Monroe E. Wall, Mansukh C. Wani, Richard B. Wasicky, John J. Willaman, Heber W. Youngken, Jr.
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