The Sumner Marcus Award is given in recognition of and appreciation for outstanding contributions of service and scholarship to the field.
2023 Winner: Robbin Derry (Dhillon School of Business at the University of Lethbridge)
2022 Winner: Harry van Buren (University of St. Thomas)
2021 Winner: Shawn Berman (University of New Mexico)
2019 Winner: Oliver Williams (University of Notre Dame)
2018 Winner: Stefanie Lenway (Univ of St. Thomas)
2017 Winner: Dawn Elm (Univ of St. Thomas)
2016 Winner: Tom Donaldson (University of Pennsylvania)
2015 Winner: Ann Buchholtz (Rutgers University)
2014 Winner: Barry Mitnick (University of Pittsburgh)
2013 Winner: Jim Weber (Duquesne University)
2012 Winner: Bryan Husted (York University)
2011 Winner: Linda Trevino (Penn State University)
2010 Winner: Kathleen Rehbein (Marquette University)
2009 Winner: Duance Windsor (Rice University)
2008 Winner: Jeff Lenn (George Washington University)
2007 Winner: Jeanne Logsdon (University of New Mexico)
2006 Winner: Rich Wokutch (Virginia Tech)
2005 Winner: Tom Jones (University of Washington)
2004 Winner: Sandra Waddock (Boston College)
2003 Winner: John Mahon (University of Maine)
2002 Winner: Phil Cochran (Indianna University)
2001 Winner: Steve Wartick (University of Northern Iowa)
2000 Winner: Donna J. Wood (University of Northern Iowa)
1999 Winner: Edward Freeman (University of Virginia)
1998 Winner: Max Clarkson (University of Toronto)
1997 Winner: Steve Brenner (Portland State University)
1996 Winner: Rogene Buchholz (Loyola University New Orleans)
1995 Winner: Joe McGuire (University of California)
1994 Winner: Keith Davis (Arizona State University)
1993 Winner: James Post (Boston University)
1992 Winner: Archie Carroll (University of Georgia)
1991 Winner: Prakash Sethi (Baruch College)
1990 Winner: Jerry Cavanagh (University of Detroit Mercy)
1989 Winner: Edwin Epstein (University of Berkely)
1988 Winner: Lee Preston (University of Maryland)
1987 Winner: Dow Votaw (University of California)
1986 Winner: Clarence Walton (American College)
1985 Winner: Walter Klein (Boston College)
1984 Winner: William Frederick (University of Pittsburgh)
1983 Winner: George Steiner (McMaster University)