The Montana Association of Geographic Professionals (MAGIP) biannually presents awards to recognize individuals who have made a significant contribution to the organization, the profession, and community in the areas of Distinguished Service and Professional Livability.
The Distinguished Service Award is presented for long-term service and leadership to the Montana GIS community and the GIS profession.
The GIS Professional Livability Award recognizes an individual's measurable contribution to the application of GIS, thus improving the quality of life within their community.
Each nomination requires a one-page letter of nomination, two references who also support the nomination, and any supporting documentation. The awards are presented at the Big Sky GeoCon banquet.
Applicants for the Distinguished Service Award must:
Applicants for the Livability Award must:
Previous Award Recipients |
Distinguished Service (2000 - Present) 2024 - Erin Fashoway 2018 - Meghan Burns
2016 - Catherine Maynard, Ph.D.
2014 - Lance Clampitt 2012 - RJ Zimmer 2010 - Duane Lund 2010 - Annette Cabrera 2008 - Stu Kirkpatrick 2006 - Bryant Ralston 2004 - Duane Anderson 2002 - Gerry Daumiller 2000 - Mike Sweet | Professional Livability (2008 - Present) 2024 - Curtis DeVault 2022 - Mike Snook 2018 - Jon Henderson
2016 - Eric Spangenberg
2014 - Clinton "Van" Shelhamer 2012 - Denny Rea 2008 - Ken Wall | Special Appreciation 2022 - Michelle Quinn 2010 - Janet Cornish 2010 - Erin Geraghty |
GIS in Education
2006 - Paul Wilson 2004 - Margie Lubinski 2002 - Gretchen Baldus 2000 - Kris Larson |