210R88002
EXCELLENCE IN EPA
FY 1988 Awards Report
Office of
Human Resources Manaqomenl
Printed on Recycled Paper
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COVER PHOTO BY:
Steve Delaney
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD iii
Part I Gold Medal for Exceptional Service 1
Part II Silver Medal for Superior Service 7
Part III Bronze Medal for Commendable Service 13
Part IV Administrator's Award for Excellence 15
Part V Trudy A. Speciner Award 19
Part VI Distinguished Career Award 21
Part VII Public Health Service Commissioned Officer Awards 23
Part VIII Presidential Rank Awards 27
Part IX Lee M. Thomas Excellence in Management Award 31
Part X A. James Barnes Award 33
Part XI Fitzhugh Green Award 35
Part XII Scientific and Technological Achievement Awards 37
Part XIII Outside Awards 39
Part XIV Analysis of FY 1988 Monetary Performance Awards 43
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FOREWORD
Excellence is what EPA is all about, and through our Awards Program we recognize the best
of the best.
This year's annual incentive awards report is dedicated to those employees who demonstrated
outstanding performance in 1988. The report summarizes their accomplishments and the high
levels of excellence they exhibited in carrying out our Agency's important mission. These
employees truly serve as an example for all of us.
Charles L. Grizzle
Assistant AdministratofMor
Administration and Resources Management
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Parti
GOLD MEDAL FOR EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE
The Gold Medal for Exceptional Service is the highest honor award given by the Agency. It is granted
on a highly selective basis for distinguished service of major significance to environmental improvement.
Nominations for this award are based on outstanding contributions to major Agency programs or
demonstration of special skills and achievements in managerial excellence. Six individuals and seven
groups were granted Gold Medal Awards in fiscal year 1988.
Charles W. App
Environmental Engineer
Water Management Division
Region III
"For outstanding development and
application of a water quality
model for the Chesapeake Bay
Program.
Douglas A. Ehorn
Deputy Chief
Water Quality Branch
Region V
"In recognition of extraordinary
service in developing wetlands
enforcement, outreach, and
advanced identification projects.
Charles L. Gray, Jr.
Director
Emission Control Technology
Division
Office of Air and Radiation
Ann Arbor, MI
"For exceptional technical leader-
ship in fostering the use of clean
fuels to control environmental
pollution.''
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Gold Medal for Exceptional Service
Lisa A. Haage
Attorney
Office of Regional Counsel
Region IX
"For outstanding leadership and
creativity in representing the
Agency in the clean up of the
Operating Industries Superfund
Site."
Edward J. Hanley
Director
Office of Information
Resources Management
Office of Administration and
Resources Management
"In recognition of exemplary
leadership of the Information
Resources Management function
in EPA."
Mark Satterwhite
Environmental Protection
Specialist
Superfund Program Branch
Region VI
"In recognition of outstanding
service in negotiating the first
Superfund Memorandum of Agree-
ment, Multi-site, and Core Program
Cooperative Agreements with the
Navajo Indian Nation.''
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Gold Medal for Exceptional Service
Administrator's Executive Team
' 'For exemplary service resulting in the smooth and efficient
functioning of the Office of the Administrator.''
Office of the Administrator
Patricia Thorne
Betty Wonkovich
Yvonne Countee
Estuary Program Team
"For exceptional achievement in the development of a
national program to provide comprehensive environmental
management of our Nation's estuaries.''
Office of Water
Tudor Davies
Thomas DeMoss
Michelle Killer
Stephen Glomb
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Gold MedaJ for Exceptional Service
Land Disposal Restrictions Team
' 'In recognition of exceptional achievement in developing
final regulations that restrict land disposal of more than or
third of all regulated hazardous wastes.'
Office of Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
Office of General Counsel
Steve Weil
James Berlow
Steve Silverman
Cannons Engineering Superfund Team
"In recognition of extraordinary contributions to the
Superfund enforcement program through their leadership in
the Cannons Engineering settlements.''
Region I
Michael Thomas
Gregory Roscoe
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Gold Medal for Exceptional Service
Champion International Permit Team
' 'For exemplary technical, legal, and public relations
leadership in developing a wastewater discharge permit
which will lead to the restoration of the Pigeon River in
North Carolina and Tennessee."
Region IV
John T. Marlar
Fritz Wagener, III
Jacqueline F. Colson
Suzanne Durham
Bruce R. Barrett
Oxygenated Fuels Team
' 'For outstanding achievement in developing the first
mandatory oxygenated fuel program in the U.S. to reduce
Carbon Monoxide in the Metro Denver area.
Region VIII
Dale M. Wells
John O. Hidinger
Irwin L. Dickstein
Joseph H. Somers
Philip A. Lorang
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Gold Medal for Exceptional Service
National Municipal Policy Team
"For exceptional contributions and leadership in bringing
municipal sewage treatment plants into compliance with
Clean Water Act requirements.''
Office of Water
Office of Enforcement and
Compliance Monitoring
James E. Elder
J. William Jordon
Glenn L. Unterberg
David N. Lyons
John W. Lyon
Charles J. Evans
Brian Maas
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Part II
SILVER MEDAL FOR SUPERIOR SERVICE
The Silver Medal for Superior Service is the second highest EPA honor award and is used to grant
recognition for highly meritorious service to the Agency, including excellence in supervision and
leadership. In 1988, six individuals and six groups were recipients of the Silver Medal Award.
Angela E. Auletta
Supervisory Biologist
Office of Toxic Substances
Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances
' 'For exceptional service in the
protection of human health from
exposure to chemicals and for
providing national and international
leadership in genetic toxicology.''
Rebecca A. Barclay
Program Analyst
Office of Enforcement and
Compliance Monitoring
"For outstanding contributions to
the creation of a formal program to
train and recognize compliance
inspectors and field investigative
personnel.''
Sam Colon-Velez
Chief, AIRS Section
Office of Air Quality Planning
and Standards
Office of Air and Radiation
Research Triangle Park, NC
"For exceptional achievement in
developing data systems to expand
State and Federal capabilities to
protect the Nation's air quality.''
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Silver Medal for Superior Service
David J. O'Connor
Director
Procurement and Contracts
Management Division
Office of Administration and
Resources Management
' 'For outstanding and creative
leadership of EPA's procurement
program during a period of
exceptional growth and change.''
Marilyn Shannon
Chemist
Central Regional Laboratory
Region V
"In recognition of an exceptional
scientific achievement in developing
the Microwave Digestion Method of
analyzing water samples for
metals.''
Micheline A. Ward
Human Resources Development
Coordinator
Management Division
Region X
"In recognition of outstanding
initiative and creativity in
promoting human resources
excellence and growth.
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Silver Medal for Superior Service
Onboard Technology Task Force
' 'In recognition of outstanding skill and effectiveness in the
development of a simplified onboard refueling emissions
control system."
Office of Air and Radiation
Ann Arbor, MI
Charles L. Gray, Jr.
Chester J. France
John F. Anderson
John J. Gabrysiak
Carl Fuller, Jr.
EDB Disposal Team
' 'In recognition of exceptional service in collecting and
disposing of the pesticide Ethylene Dibromide in a timely at
cost-effective manner."
Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances
Office of Administration and
Resources Management
Office of Research and
Development
Office of General Counsel
Region VI
Region VII
Ralph Hazel
James Sales
Donald Oberacker
Malcolm Huneycutt
Patricia Roberts
Judy Heckman
Steve Johnson
Carol Stangel
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Silver Medal for Superior Service
National Surface Water Survey
' 'For successful and creative leadership of the National
Surface Water Survey.''
Office of Research and
Development
Rick A Linthurst
Dixon H. Landers
James M. Omernik
Eugene P. Meier
Puerto Rico Negotiating Team
"For extraordinary dedication, teamwork, and problem
solving which resulted in an outstanding enforcement
settlement agreement between EPA and the Puerto Rico
Aqueduct and Sewer Authority.''
Region II
Douglas R. Blazey
Richard L. Caspe
Herbert Barrack
Warren Llewellyn
Noelia Marti
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Silver Medal for Superior Service
Ashland Oil Spill Team
"For exceptional service in undertaking emergency response
actions in connection with the Ashland Oil Company spill.''
Jerry Saseen
Raymond Germann
Alan Jackson
Stephen Jarvela
Region III Thomas Voltaggio
Charles Dispoto
Vincent Zenone
Gary Bryant
Eugene Miklancic
(USCG)
Sheridan ADR Team
"For outstanding leadership in applying Alternative Dispw
Resolution to the Sheridan, Wyoming water supply problen
Region VIII
Alfred C. Smith
Jack W. Hoffbuhr
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Part III
BRONZE MEDAL FOR COMMENDABLE SERVICE
The Bronze Medal for Commendable Service is the third highest honor award granted in the Agency.
It is given for significant service or achievements in support of EPA's mission and for demonstration
of outstanding accomplishments in supervision and leadership. Employees listed in this part were
awarded EPA Bronze Medals in fiscal year 1988 either as individuals or as members of groups.
RICHARD ACKERMAN
DENISE ADAMS
WILLIAM ADAMS
GEORGE ALAPAS
KEN ALDER
BRUCE ALMICH
GARY AMENDOLA
TIMOTHY AMSDEN
MEREDITH ANDERSON
LINDA ANDERSON-
CARNAHAN
WAYNE ANTHOFER
ALLAN ANTLEY
JOHN ARMSTRONG
EMMET ARNDT
KARLARNE
MICHAEL ARNETT
BETTY ARNOLD
NICOLE ARNOLD
ANNE ASBELL
ffiV AUERBACH
TIMOTHY BACKSTROM
JAMES BAILEY
LYNNE BAILEY
JAMES BAKER
SUSAN BAKER
WILLIAM BAKER
TONY BANEY
JOHN BANKS
FRANCISCO BARBA
WILLIAM BARNARD
CAROL BARNES
DONALD BARNES
DAVID BARTO
AMBIKA BATMZA
DAVID BATSON
JOAN BAXTER
JANET BEARDEN
DENNIS BEAUREGARD
LEE BECK
STEPHANIE BERGMAN
MARIAN BERND
RICHARD BIONDI
MICHAEL BISHOP
RONALD BLAIR
KAREN BLANCHARD
JOSEPH BLAZEVICH
VAUGHN BLETHEN
SALLY BLOCK
DANFORTH BODIEN
ANDREW BOND
JOAN BOSCH
DAVID BOTTRELL
MICHAEL BOWANKO
RUBY BOYD
RICHARD BRADDOCK
WILLIAM BRANDES
RAYMOND BRANDWEIN
DAVID BRAY
CHARLES BREECE
JOSEPH BREEN
JON BROADWAY
GARY BRYANT
GARY BURIN
MARTHA BURKE
ROBERT BURTON
WENDY BUTLER
JOAN CABREZA
STEVE CALDWELL
EDWARD CALLAHAN
REX CALLAWAY
JEDCALLEN
PAUL CAMPANELLA
RICHARD CAMPBELL
DOREEN CANTOR
MARGARET CARDAMONE
ANNCARKHUFF
MARIANNE CARPENTER
ALANCARPIEN
JERRY CARRJLLO
MIKE CARTER
CHARLES CASE
MARY CASSERLY
PETER CAULKJNS
MICHAEL CHRJSTENSON
DAN CHADWICK
FRANCES CHAPMAN
JOHN CHEN
ALAN CIMORELU
ROSANNA CIUPEK
GARRETTE CLARK
KAREN CLARK
RAYMOND CLARK
STEPHEN CLARK
DAVID CLINE
CARL COEN
GEORGE COLLINS
SAM COLON-VELEZ
RICHARD COLYER
CHARLES COOK
MICHAEL COOK
ROBERT COOPER
SYLVIA CORREA
RICHARD COTHERN
PATRICK COTTER
KATHLEEN COWLEY
KIRTLEY COX
JOHN CRENSHAW
HANS CRUMP-WIESNER
MARIE CULLERTON
MITCH CUMBERWORTH
JAMES CUMMINGS
MARY CUNNINGHAM
PAULA CURTIN
JOYCE DA1N
DORADANNER
CLIFFORD DEAN
NANCY DEAN
NORBERT DEE
DENNIS DEELY
LYNN DELPIRE
DONNA DENEEN
KATHERINEDEVINE
DENISE DEVOE
DEBORAH DIETRICH
THERESA DIHORE
JACK DWITA
BETSY DODSON
ROBERT DONAGHY
JOSEPH DONOVAN
JACKDOWNIE
BRENDAN DOYLE
EDWIN DRABKOWSKI
ANNA DUNCAN
ANN DUNN
CHRISTOPHER DUNSKY
JACK DURHAM
KENNETH DURKEE
GENEDURMAN
RICHARD EATON
NANCY EDMISTEN
BOBBY EDMONDS
KATHLEEN EHRENSBERGER
CARLAEJDSON
ELIZABETH ELEANOR
ELINOR ELISHEWTTZ
THOMAS ELLESTAD
HENRY ELSEN
ROBERT ENGLISH
JOHNFARLOW
GREGORY FARMER
CAROL HARRIS
WILLIAM FAUSTMAN
MARJORffi FEHRENBACH
RICHARD FELDMAN
ROBERT FENEMORE, JR.
PENELOPE FENNER-CRISP
TIMOTHY FIELDS
CHARLES FINDLEY
DANIEL FIORINO
JOAN FISK
MICHAEL FTTZPATRICK
KAREN FLAGSTAD
JON FLEUCHAUS
LUETTA FLOURNOY
KIRK FOSTER
KATHLEEN FRANKLIN
ROBERT FREDERICK
SCOTT FREDERICKS
JOSEPH FREEDMAN
HARRY FREEMAN
STEVEN FREY
DAVID FRIEDMAN
ODEUAFUNKE
GLEN GALEN
LINDA GARCZYNSKI
JANE GARDNER
SHIVA GARG
KAREN GARNETT
CLARK GAULDING
GWENNGEBHARD
RAYMOND GEORGE
BARBARA GERBER
HAROLD GEREN
WILLIAM GERSTJNG
MARY GIBSON
CHRISTINE GJLLIS
VINCE GIORDANO
TRACY GIPSON
MICHAEL GOLD
DEXTER GOLDMAN
IRIS GOODMAN
JANET GOODWIN
SEYMOUR GORDIMER
KIMBERLY GREEN
ROBERT GREEN
CHARLES GREGG
GEOFFREY GRUBBS
ANNA HACKENBRACHT
JAMES HAGEDORN
ROBERT HAHN
LORENHALL
ROBERT HALL
ANTHONY HAMILTON
WILMAHANEY
SALLY HANFT
JOHNHANISCH
JOHNHANNON
GAJLHANSEN
GARY HANSEN
LISA HARDY
EUGENE HARRIS
THEODORE HARRIS
TIMOTHY HARRIS
ROGER HARTUNG
BERTHA HARVELL
LAWRENCE HASLETT
ED HATCHER
JUDITH HAUSWTRTH
JOYCE HAY
BARBARA HAYNES
FREDHAYNIE
SUSAN HAZEN
RICHARD HEALY
DAVID HEINECK
JOAN HENRY
ROBERT HERMAN
STEPHEN HERN
KERRY HERNDON
GARY HESS
BETTY HEYDON
ROSS MGHSMITH
ROBERT HJLLGER
JOHNHffiZY
DWIGHTHLUSTICK
RONHOFFER
WILLIAM HOFFMANN
JOHNHOHN
DAVID HOLLAND
ROBERT HOLLOWAY
BELINDA HOLMES
MICHAEL HOLMES
LEILA HOLMES-COOK
ROGER HOLTORF
LINDA HORMES
BARBARA HOSTAGE
JOHN HOULIHAN
BEVERLY HOUSTON
BARRY HOWARD
GARRY HOWELL
ANN HUANG
HENRY HUDSON
FRANK HUND
JERRY HUSKETH
MARSHALL HYATT
CHARLES ISBELL
JOHNJAKSCH
CARLJANNETTI
RALPH JENNINGS
NORTON JESSUP
BARNES JOHNSON
JUDITH JOHNSON
RICHARD JOHNSON
STEPHEN JOHNSON
MICHAEL JOHNSTON
CONSTANCE JONES
DARLENEJONES
JIM JONES
WALTON JONES
WILLIAM JORDAN
THADJUSZCZAK
HENRY KAHN
MICHAEL KALJNOSKI
JAMES KARIYA
RICHARD KASAMANIAN
MARKKASMAN
TIMKASTEN
DARLENE KELLY
ANDREA KELSEY
LARRY KERTCHER
WILLIAM KIRK
DAVID KLAUDER
WILLIAM KLETTNER
DAVID RUNG
KENNETH KNAPP
TIMOTHY KNUTSON
CARL KOCH
LORALEEKOaBAN
MELKOLLANDER
JACKKOOYOOMJIAN
JAMES KOPOTIC
BARY KORB
RONALD KREIZENBECK
STEPHEN KRONER
CATHERINE KRUEGER
JOEKUNZ
HERBERT LACAYO
ROBERT LANDRETH
JOHN LANK
ANNELASSITER
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VIRGINIA LATHROP
HENRY LAU
JOHN LEHMAN
KERRY LEIFER
MICHAEL LEONARD
ROBERT LEWIS
CORINELI
ROBERT LIEBERMAN
DAVID IINDSEY
DAVID LINDSEY
JANICE LINETT
RICK LINTHURST
LAURA LIVINGSTON
VICKI LLOYD
THOMAS LOGAN
CHRIS LONG
LARRY LONGANECKGER
DAVID LORENTZ
STEPHEN LOVEJOY
HOWELL LUCIUS
JUDYLUM
CURT LUNCHICK
GERRY LUSTER
MARKLUTTNER
MAUREEN LYDON
JOHN LYON
THOMAS MACE
SYLVIA MALM
DENNIS MANGANIELLO
ENRIQUE MANZANILLA
A.W. MARKS
BARRY MARTIN
EDWIN MARTIN
JOANNE MARTIN
CATHERINE MASSIMINO
GLENN MAY
MARIAN MAY
ROBERT MC CRILUS
ALEXANDER MCBRTOE
MICHAEL MCDAVJT
MARY MCDONNELL
CATHLEEN MCINERNEY
BRIAN MCLEAN
KATHERINE MCMILLEN
ROBERT MCNALLY
SCOTT MCPHILLIAMY
BRIAN MELZIAN
JONMERKLE
ROBERT MESSINA
JANEMETCALFE
OSSI MEYN
JAMES MICHAEL
EUNICE MILLER
LARRY MILLER
ROSE MILLER
MARK MJONESS
B\TRICIA MONAHAN
WARREN MONTGOMERY
CLIFFORD MOORE
ROBERT MORBY
ANTHONY MORRIS
mTRICIA MOTT
ROBERT MOURNIGHAN
BRIAN MUEHLING
LOREE MURRAY
CARL MYERS
RVULNADEAU
JAMES NELSON
CHRISTINE NOAH-NICHOLS
DAVID NORWOOD
GERALDINENOWAK
TERRY O'BRYAN
THOMAS O'FARRELL
DONALD OBERACKER
MARGOOGE
EDWARD OHANIAN
ROBERT OLEXSEY
ROBERT OLM
AGNES ORTIZ
PHILIP OSHIDA
ALESSIOTTE
DAVID PAINTER
WILLIAM PAINTER
SCOTT PARRISH
JEANNE PASCAL
CHESTER PAULS
ERNESTO PEREZ
GERAIN PERRY
RICK PETERSON
FRANK PETRONE
CYNTHIA PEUREFOY
CHARLES PHILLIPS
WAYNE PIERRE
JEFFREY PIKE
CARMEN PUJ-CURTIS
CHRISTOPHER PILLA
LYNNPIROZZOLI
MAHESHPODAR
GARYPOLVI
BRUCE POTOKA
ROGER POWELL
CHARLES PRATT
RONALD PRESTON
VALERIE PRINCE
GARY PULFORD
LARRY PURDUE
KENNETH PUVAK
JOHN QUEST
ROBERT QUINN
WILLIAM RACKLEY
MARYRANIERI
LISA RATCLIFF
PHYLLIS REED
MARLENE REGELSKI
KENNETH REHME
FREDRENNER
MARGARET REYNOLDS
CHARLES RICE
FLORENCE RICHARDSON
RENEERICO
JOHNRILEY
LOISRJLEY
ESTHER RINDE
TERRY RISHER
JANRISSLER
RALPH REZO
JOHNROBSON
CHARLES RODES
CHARLES ROGERS
ROOSEVELT ROLLINS
CAROLE ROSE
LAURENCE ROSENSTEIN
SAULROSOFF
PHILLIP ROSS
CLIFF ROTHENSTEIN
JAMES ROWE
REVA RUBENSTEIN
MARVIN RUBIN
DONALD SADOWSKY
JEANSAMMON
MARK SAMOUS
DOUGLAS SARNO
JERRY SASEEN
SAMUEL SASNETT
STEPHEN SAUNDERS
RON SCHAFER
JACQUELYN SCHLACHTER
DAVE SCHMEDDING
DAVID SCHMIDT
RICHARD SCHMTTT
MOIRA SCHOEN
ROLAND SCHRECONGOST
THOMAS SCHRUBEN
DONALD SCHULTZ
EDWIN SCHWARTZ
JON SCHWEISS
PAUL SCHWENGELS
JOHN SCOVILLE, JR.
MARK SEGAL
RAMON SEIDLER
DOUGLAS SELLERS
MARKSEMLER
WALTER SHACKELFORD
BETTY SHACKLEFORD
DAVID SHEDROFF
EILEEN SHEEHAN
MICHAEL SHELBY
DANIEL SHEL
MARK SIEGLER
JOSEPH SIERRA
NORMAN SIEVERTSON
RAYMOND SDCORSKI
MARGARET SILVER
NANCI SINCLAIR
DEBBY SISCO
KENNETH SKAHN
BARBARA SKOGEBO
ELVA SLAGLE
JERRY SLAYMAKER
CHARLEY SMALLS
ALBERT SMITH
ARTHUR SMITH
CRAIG SMITH
JOHN SMITH
LINDA SMITH
RANDALL SMITH
WENDY SMITH
WILLIAM SMITH
ZEOLA SMITH
JAMES SMITH, JR.
RAYMOND SOLPRSLO
BETTY SORRELL
ROBERT SOUTHWORTH
JOHN SPENCE
MICHAEL STAHL
LEO STANDER
CAROL STANGEL
EDWARD STEARNS
FRED STEGER
JOHN STEINER
SONYA STELMACK
WILLIAM STEYER
LEONARD STOCKBURGER
DEBORAH STORCH
ERIC STRASSLER
BOBBIE STRATAS
MATT STRAUS
RAY STRICKLAND
ROBERT STRYKER
TIMOTHY STUART
JOHNSTUBENRAUCH
THOMAS SULLIVAN
JACOB SUMMERS
JOSE SUNE
FRANCES SUSSMAN
CAROL SWANN
JAMES TAFT
CONNIE TASKER
TOMTASKER
ELSIE TAVLORES
GAY TAYLOR
DAVID TEETER
JEFFREY TELANDER
DAVID TERPENING
JOHNTMLLMANN
JESSEE THOMPSON
REGINA THOMPSON
WILLIAM THURSTON
SAMUEL TO
WILLIAM TORREY
MARKTOWNSEND
RONTOWNSEND
RICHARD TRAVER
TIMTRAVERS
DAVID TRIPP
CAROLE TRUITT
PETER TRurrr
MICHAEL TRUTNA
MARC TURGEON
RONALD TURNER
ANGELA TYLER
LEETYNER
KATHY TYSON
LESTER \2VHSHOLTZ
MICHELLE VAKOC
VICTORIA VAN RODEN
DAVE VAN SLYKE
ARTHUR VARELA
LESLIE VASSALLO
IVETTEVEGA
JAMES VICKERY
BURNELL VINCENT
THERESA VIOLA
DARRYL VON LEHMDEN
KAREN WALKER
GEORGE WALSH
BETTY WALTER
MIKE WALTER
THOMAS WALTON
JOHN WARD
THOMAS WARD
JOHN WARREN
KAY WATERS
MICHAEL WATERS
DAVID WATSON
BRUCE WEDDLE
ALBERT WEHE
ANNE WEINBERG
LAURIE WEINSTEIN
IRVIN WEISS
THOMAS WELBORN
DOROTHY WELLINGTON
PETER WESTLIN
BETTY WILCOX
GARY WILDER
MALCOLM WILKJNS
CAROL WILLIAMS
DAVID WILLIAMS
DRUNELL WILLIAMS
JENNIFER WILLIAMS
LOUIS WILLIAMS
TOM WILLIAMS
GLENN WILLIAMS, JR.
ANN WILLIAMSON
NANCY WILLIS
BENTON WILMOTH
JOHN WILSON
ROBERT WILSON
WILLIAM WILSON
JAN WINE
A.R. WINKLHOFER
HUGH WISE
PAULWOHLLEBEN
ROB WOLCOTT
DEBBIE WOOD
MICHAEL WOOD
BRUCE WOODS
JANE WOODWARD
THOMAS WOOLLEY
SIDNEY WORTHNGTON
WILLIAM WRUBLE
SUZANNE WUERTHELE
THOMAS YEATES
BRYAN YIM
THOMAS YOUNG
ALLAN ZABEL
DENISE ZABINSKI
MICHELEZENON
DAVID ZffiGELE
DEA ZIMMERMAN
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Part IV
ADMINISTRATOR'S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE
The Administrator's Award for Excellence is a special award used to honor clerical, administrative or
technical support employees who have made exceptional contributions to EPA that are worthy of Agency-
wide recognition. Twenty employees were granted this award in fiscal year 1988.
Charlotte Bercegeay
Secretary
Office of Research and
Development
Research Triangle Park, NC
Vanessa Bowie
Secretary
Office of Administration and
Resources Management
Jacqueline Brown
Technical Information
Specialist
Office of General Counsel
Mary Jane Clark
Secretary
Office of Air Quality
Planning and Standards
Research Triangle Park, NC
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Administrator's Award for Excellence
Denise
Cunningham-Abney
Secretary
Office of Pesticides and
Toxic Substances
Jacquelyn M. Davis
Secretary
Office of the Inspector
General
Atlanta, GA
Bette Hahn
Secretary
Region VIII
Linda Hilwig
Secretary
Office of International
Activities
Deborah Good
Secretary
Office of International
Activities
Claudia Hood
Secretary
Office of Enforcement and
Compliance Monitoring
(NEIC)
Denver, CO
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Administrator's Award for Excellence
Tina Kroske
Secretary
Region IV
Laura Loux
Administrative Specialist
Region IX
Helen McCue
Secretary
Region III
Tanya Meekins
Secretary
Office of External Affairs
Kathleen Montalte
Secretary
Region VII
Divola Nettles
Administrative Assistant
Region X
Boise, ID
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Administrator's Award for Excellence
Tamara Odell
Congressional Assistant
Region V
Beverly Randolph
Secretary
Office of Water
Wanda Sturdivant
Secretary
Office of Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
Deloris Swann
Secretary
Office of Policy, Planning
and Evaluation
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Part V
TRUDY A. SPECINER AWARD
The Trudy A. Speciner Award is a special award used to recognize unusual achievements by EPA non-
supervisory professional employees. Ann C. Dartez, from Region VI, was the 1988 recipient of the
Trudy A. Speciner Award.
Ann C. Dartez
Environmental Engineer
Region VI
Tor outstanding contribution by a non-supervisory professional employee.''
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Part VI
DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD
The Distinguished Career Award is a special Gold Medal Award used to recognize the cumulative
achievements of employees who have given truly distinguished service throughout their employment
in EPA and the Federal service. It is usually presented to awardees at the completion of service in EPA.
Thirteen individuals were presented this award in fiscal year 1988.
Benjamin H. Bochenek
Patent Counsel
Office of General Counsel
Jack W. Keeley
Environmental Research Laboratory
Ada, OK
Joseph A. Castelli
Director
Facilities Management and Services Division
Cincinnati, OH
Alan Corson
Office of Solid Waste
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
James C. McCarty, Jr.
Environmental Research Laboratory
Corvallis, OR
Norton Nelson
Chair, Executive Committee
Science Advisory Board
Office of the Administrator
Henry F. Enos
Director
Environmental Research Laboratory
Gulf Breeze, FL
Earl Price
Office of Human Resources Management
Office of Administration and Resources
Management
William W. Erwin
Agricultural Consultant
Office of the Administrator
Florence Richardson
Office of Solid Waste
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
Harold W. Hopkins
Chief
Facilities Construction Branch
Water Management Division
Region IV
Jerry F. Stara (Posthumous Award)
Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office
Cincinnati, OH
Edwin C. Horn, Jr.
Water Division
Region V
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Part VII
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
COMMISSIONED OFFICER AWARDS
Public Health Service Commissioned Officers assigned to EPA are usually granted recognition for
outstanding accomplishments through the PHS Honor Awards Program. The program consists of six
awards as follows: Distinguished Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Outstanding Service Medal,
Commendation Medal, Achievement Medal and the PHS Citation Award. Commissioned Officers who
were granted PHS Honor Awards in 1988 are listed in this section.
PHS Outstanding Service Medal
Robert L. Ajax Gerald G. Akland
Office of Air and Office of Research and
Radiation Development
Paul S. Arell William L. Barnard
Region VIII Office of Research and
Development
Floyd L. Galpin Robert W. Harding
Office of Air and Region VIII
Radiation
Edgar A. Jeffrey Gary S. Logsdon
Region VI Office of Research and
Development
Frederick J. Miller David L. Norwood
Office of Research and Office of Air and
Development Radiation
Darryl D. Tyler
Office of Air and
Radiation
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PHS Commendation Medal
Curtis F. Fehn Raymond S. Gregory
Region IV Region IV
Gary C. Hawthorn F. Warren Norris
Office of Air and Region VI
Radiation
Ernest A. Rachal Chris W. Rhyne
Region VIII Office of Solid Waste
and Emergency Response
EHery D. Savage Donald R. Smith
Office of Solid Waste Office of Air and
and Emergency Response Radiation
Walter H. Stevenson Marvin W. H. Young
Office of Air and Region IX
Radiation
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PHS Citation
Harold A. Bond Norman E. Childs
Office of Research and Office of Research and
Development Development
Alvin Chun Pong N. Lem
Region IX Office of Research and
Development
Craig R. McCormack Jay S. Silhanek
Office of Policy, Office of Air and
Planning and Evaluation Radiation
Gene W. Smith William P. Wood
Office of Air and Office of Research and
Radiation Development
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Part VIII
PRESIDENTIAL RANK AWARDS
The Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 established two Presidential Rank Awards: Distinguished Executive
and Meritorious Executive. The President grants these awards annually to those members of the career
Senior Executive Service who have demonstrated outstanding initiative, motivation, ingenuity and
leadership in the performance of their duties. Fifteen EPA Senior Executives were granted this award
in 1988.
DISTINGUISHED
EXECUTIVE
Don R. Clay
Deputy Assistant Administrator for Air
and Radiation
DISTINGUISHED
EXECUTIVE
Thomas R. Hauser
Director, Hazardous Waste Engineering Research
Laboratory-Cincinnati
Office of Research and Development
DISTINGUISHED
EXECUTIVE
C. Morgan Kinghorn
Deputy Assistant Administrator for
Administration and Resources Management
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Presidential Rank Awards
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Ronald Brand
Director, Office of Underground Storage Tanks
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Eileen B. Claussen
Director, Office of Program Development
Office of Air and Radiation
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Gerald A. Emison
Director, Office of Air Quality Planning
and Standards — RTF
Office of Air and Radiation
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Edward J. Hanley
Director, Office of Information Resources
Management
Office of Administration and Resources
Management
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Presidential Rank Awards
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
William M. Henderson
Director, Office of Human Resources
Management
Office of Administration and Resources
Management
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Barbara M. Metzger
Director
Environmental Services Division
Region II
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Martha G. Prothro
Director, Permits Division
Office of Water
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
David P. Ryan
Comptroller
Office of Administration and Resources
Management
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Presidential Rank Awards
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Nathaniel Scurry
Director, Office of Civil Rights
Office of the Administrator
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Charles H. Sutfin
Director, Water Management Division
Region V
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Edwin E Tinsworth
Director, Registration Division
Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances
MERITORIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Gerald H. Yamada
Deputy General Counsel
Office of General Counsel
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Part IX
LEE M. THOMAS
EXCELLENCE IN MANAGEMENT AWARD
The Performance Management and Recognition System (PMRS), established by law in 1984, provides
for the recognition of those PMRS employees whose performance has been determined to be unusually
outstanding. In 1988 ten employees received the Lee M. Thomas Excellence in Management Award
for their exceptional contributions to the mission of EPA.
Dale S. Bryson
Water Division
Region V
Bruce C. Jordon
Office of Air and Radiation
Durham, NC
Michael P. Flynn
Office of Solid Waste
Office of Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
Robert J. Goetzl
Planning & Management Division
Region I
Joellen Lewtas Jungers
Health Effects Research Laboratory
Research Triangle Park, NC
Richard L. Lemley
Office of Administration
Office of Administration and
Resources Management
William B. Hathaway
Air, Pesticides & Toxics Division
Region VI
Lee M. Stevens
Office of the Inspector General
Chicago, IL
Stephen L. Johnson
Office of Pesticide Programs
Office of Pesticides and
Toxic Substances
Stephen S. Tuber
Office of Policy & Management
Region VIII
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Part X
A. JAMES BARNES AWARD
FOR EXEMPLARY LEADERSHIP IN
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
At the 1986 Honor Awards Ceremony, the Administrator presented Jim Barnes with a special award
for his outstanding leadership in human resources management. This award has been made a part of
the Agency Honor Awards Program as the "A. James Barnes Award for Exemplary Leadership in Human
Resources Management." The award recognizes an individual whose continuing efforts and example
have significantly advanced human resources management in EPA.
The recipient of the 1988 A. James Barnes Award was Marylouise Uhlig, Director, Office of Program
Management Operations, Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances. Her creativity, dedication, and
remarkable enthusiasm have helped EPA establish and maintain an outstanding human resources
management program.
' 'In recognition of extraordinary commitment and dedication to
the conviction that the people of EPA are its greatest resource.''
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Part XI
FITZHUGH GREEN AWARD
For
OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
A new Agency award was established last year to recognize employees who have made exceptional
contributions to environmental protection on an international level. The award is named in honor of
Fitzhugh Green. For over ten years, Fitzhugh Green molded EPA's international policy and has left
behind a legacy of unusual accomplishments and professionalism.
The recipient of the first Fitzhugh Green Award for outstanding contributions to international
environmental protection was Valdas V. Adamkus, Regional Administrator of Region 5.
"In recognition of exceptional contributions to
international environmental protection.''
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Part XII
THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
The Scientific and Technological Achievement Awards (STAA) are granted each year by the Assistant
Administrator for Research and Development. The purpose of these awards is to encourage high quality
peer-reviewed journal articles by scientists and engineers throughout the Environmental Protection Agency.
The highest award (Level I, $5,000) is given for publications that result from exceptionally high quality
research and technological achievement. Two other levels of award (Level n and Level ffl) are for $2,500
and $1,000. All nominations (publications) are reviewed and evaluated by a special subcommittee of
the EPA Science Advisory Board.
The 1987 Level I STA Award winners recognized at the 1988 Agency Awards Ceremony were a group
of four from Research Triangle Park, NC who co-authored a paper entitled: "Lung Cancer and Indoor
Air Pollution in Xuan Wei, China." They are:
Dr. Judy Lee Mumford Dr. Robert S. Chapman Mr. Bruce Harris
Health Effects Research Health Effects Research Air and Energy
Laboratory Laboratory Engineering Research
Laboratory
Dr. William E. Wilson
Atmospheric Sciences Research Laboratory
(L to R: Dr. Wilson, Dr. Chapman, Dr. Mumford, Mr. Harris)
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Part XIII
OUTSIDE AWARDS
There are a number of non-EPA awards granted each year to Federal employees in recognition of
outstanding service, notable contributions and distinguished careers in the Federal Service. These awards
are sponsored by outside national organizations and other Federal agencies. Employees on the following
pages were nominated for outside awards during fiscal year 1988.
OUTSTANDING FEDERAL EMPLOYEE WITH DISABILITY AWARD
Irma Rios
Region I
New York, NY
ROGER W. JONES AWARD FOR EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
Eric W. Bretthauer Ronald Brand
Office of Research and Development Office of Solid Waste and
Washington, D.C. Emergency Response
Washington, D.C.
WILLIAM A. JUMP AWARD
Sylvia K. Lowrance
Office of Solid Waste
Washington, D.C.
WISE
(Women in Science and Engineering)
Rosemarie Russo Anne Barton
Office of Research and Office of Pesticides and
Development Toxic Substances
Athens, GA Washington, D.C.
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Outside Awards
INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT AWARD
Jeffrey Byron*** Sam Colon-Velez
Office of Solid Waste and Office of Air and Radiation
Emergency Response Research Triangle Park, NC
Washington, D.C.
John Kargul*** Richard Martin***
Office of Air and Radiation Office of Solid Waste and
Ann Arbor, MI Emergency Response
Washington, D.C.
Thomas Tasker
Office of Administration and Resources
Management
Washington, D.C.
FEDERAL ENGINEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
David Misenheimer***
Office of Air and Radiation
Research Triangle Park, NC
EXCELLENCE IN ADMINISTRATION AWARDS
John C. Chamberlin Edward J. Hanley
Office of Administration Office of Information
Washington, D.C. Resources Management
Washington, D.C.
*** Denotes Winner
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Outside Awards
EXCALIBUR AWARD
Ann Cardinal Richard Guimond
Region III Office of Air and Radiation
Philadelphia, PA Washington, B.C.
Martin Halper David Kling
Office of Toxic Substances Office of Toxic Substances
Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C.
Wayne Ott EPA Productivity Team
Office of Research and Office of the Comptroller
Development Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C.
YOUNGER FEDERAL LAWYER AWARD
Scott Hajost*** Richard Ossias
Office of International Activities Office of General Counsel
Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C.
Timothy Williamson
Office of Regional Counsel
Region I
Boston, MA
*** Denotes Winner
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Outside Awards
FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER AWARD
Curtis Fehn Ancil Jones
Region IV Region VI
Atlanta, GA Dallas, TX
Robert Layton William Muszynski
Region VI Region II
Dallas, TX New York, NY
ARTHUR S. FLEMING AWARD
Matthew Straus
Office of Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
Washington, D.C.
NATIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS
Francis T. Mayo
Office of Research and Development
Cincinnati, OH
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Part XIV
MONETARY PERFORMANCE AWARDS
Background
The purpose of this part is to give EPA Management officials a profile of how most of their awards
money was used in Fiscal Year 1988. Notwithstanding the motivational value of various non-monetary
incentives (e.g., honorary awards such as medals, plaques, etc.) most awards money is spent on the
four types of performance awards listed below. The data shows how monetary performance award dollars
were distributed Agency-wide and within the major components of EPA.
The period covered is Fiscal Year 1988. That is, all awards tabulated were granted between October
1, 1987 and September 30, 1988, including any awards based on the Fiscal Year 1987 "performance" year.
Definitions
PMRS Cash Award
A performance-based cash award granted for significant accomplishments related to the individual's
Performance Agreement. PMRS cash awards are granted in the October-December timeframe in concert
with annual performance evaluations,
Quality Step Increase (QSI)
An additional within-grade increase granted for sustained high quality performance which is expected
to continue in the future. Applies only to permanent General Schedule employees. As used in this report,
the dollar value of a QSI is the increase in basic per annum salary at the time the award is granted.
Sustained Superior Performance Award (SSP)
A cash award given in recognition of continued high quality performance of the duties of the employee's
position which substantially exceeds performance standards. Amount of award is determined according
to a percentage of basic per annum salary. Applies only to General Schedule employees.
Special Act or Service Award (SA)
A cash award given to an individual or group for significant one-time achievements related to official
employment. The amount of award is based on the value of tangible and/or intangible benefits accruing
from the special act or service. May be granted to PMRS or non-PMRS employees.
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SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
Sustained Superior Performance Awards
Number Granted
4,866
$ Dollars $
$3,346,187
PMRS Cash Awards
Number Granted
1,648
$ Dollars $
$1,803,883
Special Act or Service Awards to Individuals
Number Granted
1,654
$ Dollars $
$1,073,489
Special Act or Service Awards to Groups
Number of Groups
61
Number of Individuals
235
$ Dollars $
$101,373
Quality Step Increases
Number Granted
599
Estimated $ Value
$593,622
• Total lump-sum cash awards:
• Value of QSFs granted:
• Total $ awarded:
• Total number of monetary performance awards
granted to individuals and members of groups:
$6,324,932
$ 593,622
$6,918,554
9,002
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All Categories
• The number of monetary awards granted per 100 Agency employees was 60.0.
• The per capita expenditure for monetary performance awards was $461.00.
• The average monetary performance award granted was $769.00.
PMRS Cash Awards
• EPA granted 72.6 PMRS cash awards per 100 eligible employees.
• The per capita expenditure for PMRS cash awards was $794.00.
• The average PMRS cash award granted was $1,095.00.
Other (QSI, SSP, SA) Awards
• EPA granted 49.0 other (QSI, SSP, SA) awards per 100 eligible employees.
• The per capita expenditure for other (QSI, SSP, SA) awards was $341.00.
• The average other (QSI, SSP, SA) award granted was $695.00.
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