The Alice Garside Award is given annually by MABIDA. Learn more about Garside’s legacy and our awardees.
Alice H. Garside’s Legacy
I am proud of the young people I have trained and worked with over the years. I am grateful for what they have and will accomplish. — Alice H. Garside
After receiving her master’s degree from Boston University and Orton-Gillingham training at Massachusetts General Hospital in 1967, Dr. Cole appointed Alice Garside as Director of the MGH Language Clinic. From then until her retirement in 1976, Alice trained individuals in the Orton-Gillingham approach. As tutors, teacher trainers and heads of schools, they have touched the lives of countless children and adults with dyslexia. Her inspiration, keen sense of humor, and the twinkle in her eye have had a memorable impact on all who have known her. Alice was among the first to become involved with the New England Branch of the Orton Society and was the 1987 recipient of IDA’s highest honor, The Samuel T. Orton Award. Alice passed away on August 26, 2007 at the age of 98 and is greatly missed.
Alice H. Garside Award
At the Annual Meeting in 1985, Dr. Edwin Cole announced the creation of the Alice H. Garside Award. She was its first recipient. At each subsequent Annual Meeting we have honored an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to our field.
Past Alice H. Garside Award Recipients
| 1985 – Alice Garside
1986 – Robert & Eleanor Hall 1987 – Carol Peck 1988 – Laura Toby Rudginsky 1989 – Faith Rugo 1990 – Gladys McKinnon 1991 – Elizabeth C. Haskell 1992 – Angela M. Wilkins 1993 – Elizabeth A.K. Dailey 1994 – Kay Goranson 1995 – Peggy Blumenreich 1996 – Helaine Schupack 1997 – Barbara and Ed Wilson 1998 – Jean Foss 1999 – Lillian Palder 2000 – Sharon C. Marsh |
2001 – Carolyn D. Cowen
2002 – No award presented 2003 – Mary Ann Bonneau 2004 – Nancy Lelewer Sonnabend 2005 – Janet Stratton 2006 – Charles Haynes 2007 – Anthony Bashir 2008 – Robert Lemire 2009 – Maryanne Wolf 2010 – Joyce Goldweitz 2011 – Isabel Wesley 2012 – Mary Briggs 2013 – Pamela Hook 2014 – Maryellen Rooney Moreau 2015 – Louise Freese 2016 – Terrill Jennings |
2017 – John Gabrieli
2018 – Nancy Duggan 2019 – No award presented 2020 – Larry Brown and Isabel Phillips 2021-2023 – No award presented [COVID] 2024 – Joanna Christodoulou
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