Since 2000, the University of Pittsburgh has honored alumni who demonstrate the pinnacle of achievement in professional and civic leadership by bestowing the Legacy Laureate award. Below are listed Pitt Public Health alumni who have been named Legacy Laureate. Their professional titles are listed as of the time the award was presented and may have changed since.
2014
Diane Peterson, MPH '75 (health policy and management)
Founder of D. Peterson & Associates
2013
Ralph W. Hingson, MPH '70 (health policy and management)
Director, Division of Epidemiology and Prevention Research, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
2012
Dietrich Stephan, PhD '96 (human genetics)
President and CEO, Silicon Valley Biosystems
2011
Robert Henkel, MPH '83 (health administration)
President and CEO, Ascension Health
2010
Lucile Adams-Campbell, PhD '83 (epidemiology)
Associate Director for Minority Health and Professor, Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
Georgetown University Medical Center
2009
Wen-Ta Chiu, DrPH '89 (epidemiology)
Minister of the Department of Health, Taiwan
2008
Nicole Johnson, MPH '07 (behavioral and community health)
Former Miss America; Author; Diabetes Education Advocate
2007
Thomas M. Priselac, MPH '75 (health administration)
President and CEO, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
2005
Stanley Battle, MPH ’79 (public health social work)
Professor, Central Connecticut State University
Judith Davenport, MPH ’74 (maternal child health)
Director, The Heinz Endowments
2004
David Hunter, MPH ’70 (health administration)
Principal, H&G Advisors, Inc.
2002
William Sollecito, DrPH ’70 (biostatistics)
Professor, UNC School of Public Health; Retired President, Quintiles
2000
James Craig, MPH ’63 (environmental health)
Retired Director of Health and Human Services, General Mills;
President, Family and Preventive Medicine Services, Inc.
Maryann Fralic, DrPH ’82 (health administration)
Professor, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing