 | Brian Yanny - for his many contributions to SDSS, including in computing and for his leadership of the SEGUE project. |
 | Tenaji Sen - in recognition of his expertise in beam-beam effects and interaction regions, his contributions to the Tevatron and his leadersip in Fermilab accelerator physics efforts for LARP. |
 | Erik Ramberg - for his contributions to a broad range of activites, including the Meson Test Beam, CDMS, COUPP, KTeV analysis, CKM and Fermilab education programs. |
 | Eric Prebys - in recognition of his direct responsibility for the substantial recent increase in Booster intensity, and his demonstrated leadership in the Proton Plan Project. |
 | Milorad Popovic - for his many contributions to Fermilab's accelerators. |
 | Mike Martens - for his valuable contributions to Tevatron operations and upgrades. |
 | Mike Lindgren - in recognition of his outstanding leadership in the BTeV project and in CDF. |
 | Rob Kutschke - in recognition of his significant contributions to FOCUS analysis, to BTeV and to the accelerator BPM system. |
 | Carol Johnstone - for her work on beamline design and her leadership on FFAGs, which has received international recognition. |
 | Sandor Feher - in recognition of his significant contributions to LHC quadrupole testing, the high-field magnet program and his expertise in high Tc magnet leads. |
 | Tom Diehl - in recognition of his leadership of the DZero muon system, of his important contributions to DZero physics analysis and his recent contributions to the SNAP and DES projects. |
 | Paul Derwent - in recognition of his leadership in the Antiproton Source and subsequently the Recycler and his expertise in stochastic cooling . |
 | Fritz DeJongh - in recognition of his important contributions to CDMS and leadership in the SDSS Supernova Survey. |
| Chandra Bhat - in recognition of his development of the Recycler momentum mining technique and leadership of the 2.5 MHz MI project. |
