Title: Betsy Plank
Content:  Educators Academy's David W. Ferguson Award in 1997, which is an award that recognizes outstanding contributions to public relations education by a public relations professional. Plank became the first person to receive Arthur W. Page Society's Distinguished Service Award in 2000, which used to be called the Lifetime Achievement Award. Also in 2000, Plank was the first woman to receive the Alexander Hamilton Award, which is an award for significant contributions to the field of public relations, from the Institute for Public Relations Plank received the Patrick Jackson Award for Distinguished Service to PRSA in 2001. Also in 2001, Plank was inducted into University of Alabama's Communication Hall of Fame in 2001, and five other universities also gave her similar honors for her leadership as a public relations professional.
Title: Joseﬁna Plá
Content:  Throughout her life, she received several awards, ribbons and awards nominations, including: The Lady of Honour of the Order of Isabel la Católica (1977); a member of the International Ceramic Academy in Geneva, Switzerland; the founding member of the PEN Paraguayan Club; the "Ollantay" trophy to the theatre investigation of Venezuela (1984); the "woman of the year" in (1977); the Bicentenary Medal of the United States of America (1976); the condition of Counsel of the Vice Minister of the Paraguayan Culture; the National Order of Merit in the commendatory grade of the Paraguayan Government in (1994); her Human Rights defense recognition given by the International Society of Jurists; the Beautiful Arts Gold Medal of Spain (1995), the Johann Gottfried von Herder Medal; member of the Paraguayan Linguistic Academy of Paraguayan and Spanish history; finalist of the Merit Contest for the "Príncipe de Asturias" award (1981); the postulation for the "Cervantes award", top recognition for the Hispanic letters in the years 1989 and 1994; and the "Ciudadanía Honoraria" given by the Paraguayan Parliament in 1998.
Title: Joseph Plaskett Foundation Award
Content: Mark Neufeld (2004) ; Jennifer Lefort (2005) ; Ehryn Torrell (2006) ; Todd Tremeer (2007) ; Nam Duc Nguyen (2008) ; Vitaly Medvedovsky (2009) ; Megan Hepburn (2010) ; Jessica Groome (2011) ; Philip Delisle (2012) ; Julie Trudel (2013) ; Collin Johanson (2014) ; Stanzie Tooth (2015) ; Ambera Wellmann (2016) ; Caroline Mousseau (2019) 
Title: Betsy Plank
Content:  Plank received the Gold Anvil Award (PRSA's top award) in 1977 in recognition of her lifetime achievement. She is the only person, male or female, to be president of four Chicago communications organizations: Publicity Club of Chicago in 1963, Welfare Public Relations Forum from 1966 to 1967, the Chicago Chapter PRSA in 1969, and the Public Relations Forum in 1979. Plank was the first woman elected by Public Relations News readers for the title of Professional of the Year in 1979. Plank was honored as one of the World's 40 Outstanding Public Relations Leaders by Public Relations News in 1984. PRSA awarded her the Paul M. Lund Public Service Award in 1989. PRSSA recognized Plank with the 25th Anniversary Award in 1993. Plank was the first recipient of the 
Title: Jorge A. Plasencia
Content:  Public Relations Society of America's Royal Palm Award, the Latino Justice/PRLDEF Lucero Corporate Award, Immaculata-La Salle High School’s Hall of Fame Saint John Bosco Alumni Award, the CAMACOL Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and PRWeek's 2012 40 Under 40. Plasencia also received the first Goya Hispanic Achievement Award an honor bestowed in 2012 at a sold-out, black-tie gala held at the New York Public Library, where he was selected by the Spain-U.S. Chamber of Commerce as the inaugural recipient of the award for his contributions to the growth of the U.S. Latino community and to the advertising and media industry in America.
Title: Vanessa Platacis
Content: The PEN/Toni and James C. Goodale Freedom of Expression Courage Award (United States, 2017) ; New England Art Award, Performance Artist (United States, 2010) ; The Phoenix: Best of Boston Award, Graffiti/Street/Performance Artist (United States, 2008) 
Title: Liz Plank
Content:  Plank grew up in Montreal. She worked as a community counselor for people with developmental disabilities while attending McGill University, majoring in women's studies and international development. She received the Sheila Finestone Award, a prize given to an outstanding undergraduate student studying in the field of Women's Studies. She received a Master's degree at the London School of Economics, and began writing articles about gender and human rights for the Huffington Post. While working as a research assistant for Behavioral Economics professor Paul Dolan, she launched a Change.org petition that collected more than 55,000 signatures, and succeeded in reversing a decision by the Amateur International Boxing Association requiring female boxers to wear skirts while competing at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Title: Gabriel L. Plaa
Content:  committees and was chairman of the IUPHAR's toxicology section. He was editor or associate editor of the Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology, Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, the Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, and a member of the editorial board of several more. Amongst the many awards he received are the SOT's Merit Award (the Society's highest), Arnold Lehman, and Education Awards, while from the STC he received the V.E. Henderson Award and the STC Award of Distinction. In 2003, on the occasion of UdeM's 125th anniversary, the institution recognized Dr. Plaa by giving the title of "Pioneer" of the institution. After his retirement, Plaa spent most of his time at home with his wife, who suffers from multiple sclerosis. He died from cancer on November 11, 2009.
Title: Jennifer Klein (academic)
Content:  Klein has won an Ellis W. Hawley Prize, the Hans Sigrist Prize, and the Sara A. Whaley prize.
Title: Jorge A. Plasencia
Content:  Plasencia's was named one of PRWeek's 2012 40 Under 40; Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur Of The Year® CEO of the Year by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce; and Ultimate CEO by the South Florida Business Journal. He has received numerous awards and honors, including the Florida Association of Women Lawyers' Child Advocate Award, the UNICEF For the Love of Children Award, the HPRA 2019 ¡BRAVO! Pioneer of the Year Award, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce’s Salute to Miami’s Leaders Award, the NFL Hispanic Leadership Award, Miami Herald’s 20 under 40, Barry University’s Distinguished Alumni Award, the Cuban American Bar Association’s Presidential 

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