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Kentucky Psychological Association honors those in field; American Pharaoh honored

By Dorothea Wingo

dwingo@herald-leader.com
From left, Don Vizi, executive director of the Woodford County Chamber of Commerce, presented a plaque to American Pharaoh from the Chamber for his contributions to the horse industry and the tourism industry. Accepting the plaque for American Pharaoh were Scott Calder with Coolmore America/Ashford Stud and Michael Norris.
From left, Don Vizi, executive director of the Woodford County Chamber of Commerce, presented a plaque to American Pharaoh from the Chamber for his contributions to the horse industry and the tourism industry. Accepting the plaque for American Pharaoh were Scott Calder with Coolmore America/Ashford Stud and Michael Norris. Photo provided

▪ The Kentucky Psychological Association has presented the following awards to honor accomplishments in the field of psychology and to recognize individuals in the public sector who advocate for access to psychological services across Kentucky.

The 2016 award winners are: Martha Wetter, Lexington, Distinguished Career in Psychology Award; William W. Stoops, Lexington, Psychologist of the Year Award; Dong (Dan) Young Han, Lexington, Jack Runyon Community Service Award; Jennifer Price, Georgetown, Schuster Advocacy Award; Shambra Mulder, Lexington, Multicultural Professional Development Award; Gabriella Puleo, Lexington, Multicultural Professional Development Award, student category; Theodore T. Myre Jr., Louisville, Friend of Psychology Award; Senator Ralph Alvarado, Winchester, Distinguished Public Service Award; Representative Rick Rand, Bedford, Distinguished Public Service Award.

Compiled by Dorothea Wingo

This story was originally published January 8, 2017 at 10:34 AM with the headline "Kentucky Psychological Association honors those in field; American Pharaoh honored."

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