The Gillum Society of Master Fellows honors Active members who have demonstrated outstanding past and present contributions to the College or to osteopathic internal medicine on a local, regional, or national level. The Society is named for Grover Gillum, DO, a past president of the College who was also a leader in education and was an outstanding clinician. Dr. Gillum was, for many years, the department chairman and residency program director at the Department of Internal Medicine at the Kansas City College of Oseopathy.

Established in 1994, The Gillum Society is designed to honor members who have demonstrated exceptional service and dedication to both the College and the Profession. They have made a demonstrable difference in the organization with which they have been associated.

Thomas Wesley Allen, DO
Dana P. Arneman, DO
Jay G. Beckwith, DO
Gail D. Burchett, DO
Dorothy E. Carnegie, DO
Murray H. Cohen, DO
Robert R. Cornwell, DO
Charles H. Curtiss, DO
F. Richard Darrow, DO
James C. Giudice, DO
Joseph F. DePetris, DO
Lawrence U. Haspel, DO
G. Michael Johnston, DO
Joseph V. Koehler, DO
Robert M. Kreamer, DO
Paul E. Kudelko, DO
Eugene E. Langevin, DO
James G. Laws, DO
Arthur R. Levine, DO
Anthony J. Linz, DO
Anthony J. Malcoun, DO
Leonard Mennen, DO
William J. Nagy, DO
William A. Nickey, DO
Eugene A. Oliveri, DO
Michael I. Opipari, DO
Anthony N. Ottaviani, DO
Andrew A. Pecora, DO
Carl M. Pesta, DO
David C. Rabinowitz, DO
Joseph T. Rogers, DO
Sheila M. Rogers, DO
David Rothman, DO
William A. Rowane, DO
Gary L. Slick, DO
Richard Staab, DO
W.W. Stoever, DO
David Susser, DO
Bernard J. Terzigni, DO
A. Carson Todd, DO
John. F. Uslick, DO
G.A. Whetstine, DO
Larry A. Wickless, DO
Gary R. Zuckerman, DO

Distinquished Service Award
Teacher, Internist and Researcher of the Year
ACOI Presidents
Memorial Lectures
ACOI Fellows
Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award
Resident Abstract Poster Contest Winners