Image Gently Butterfly Award

Since the beginning of the Image Gently campaign, the butterfly has been used as a symbol that conveys both the gentle touch and the significant impact - the Butterfly Effect.

Awardees named below were honored for their exceptional impact on the success of our efforts by being named recipients of the Butterfly Award. We thank them for their service to the care of children.

2025 Recipients

Angela R. Davis, MBA, CAE, for her significant contributions in supporting the function of the Alliance, especially in its close relationship with the Society for Pediatric Radiology.  Her efforts have been tireless and professional, yet always infused with a welcome patina of warmth, and always with the same spirit that brings luster to the SPR.                                                                                        

Rebecca Milman, Ph.D., in recognition of being a sustained, wise, and impassioned voice for radiation protection across all ages. She has, often quietly, but always effectively, assured that the needs of our youngest in the radiation protection dialogue are addressed.

Previous Butterfly Award Recipients

2024 

2023

2022

2021

2020

Donald L. Miller, MD, FSIR, FACR                                                                                       

2019: John Boone, PhD; Development of the SSDE, a CT dose index		2018: Penny Butler, MS, Retiring Physicist Steering Committee member		2017: Nuclear Medicine Working Group led by Ted Treves, MD
2016: Alan Lurie, DDS, Chair, Safety in Dental Imaging Campaign		2015: María del Rosario Pérez, MD, World Health Organization		2015: Madan Rehani, PhD, IAEA and RPoP
2014: Marilyn Goske, MD, FACR, Founding Image Gently® Campaign Chair		2013: Coreen Bell, Cincinnati Children's Medical Center		2012: Thalia Mills, PhD, FDA
2011:  David Schauer, PhD, NCRP		2010: Thomas L. Slovis, MD, Founder of the SPR's ALARA series