Inducted into Sigma Xi, a scientific research honor society, at Indiana University.
Receives the Mary Gordon Award, named for the renowned child advocate and parenting expert known for advancing empathy, emotional literacy, and social connection through the parent–infant relationship.
Awarded the Franklin Ebaugh Award for outstanding performance in Psychiatry from the University of Colorado School of Medicine
Elected into the Alpha Omega Alpha, a national medical honor society.
Works with William Frankenberg and Josiah Dodds on the development and validation of the Denver Developmental Screening Test (DDST).
Camp introduces puppets at the Young Mothers & Families Clinic at Children's Hospital Colorado to help teen mothers bond with their babies through playful, positive communication. Her work inspires Dr. Gretchen Domek to incorporate puppets into her global health work. Inspired by promising results from both programs, the women join to formally study the impact of puppets in early childhood development and later, in 2017, begin developing the program, PUPPETalk™.
Develops the Think Aloud cognitive behavioral program for ADHD and impulsivity.
Receives the Career Development Award from the National Institute of Mental Health Research.
Serves as President of the Society for Behavioral Pediatrics.
Awarded the Career Teaching Scholar’s Award by the CU Department of Pediatrics.
Materials Camp develops for the Bright by Three program earn her the American Academy of Pediatrics Education award.
Sponsored by the Departments of Pediatrics and Psychiatry, Bonnie helps establish the John J. Conger, PhD Lectureship in Child Mental Health Policy Endowment Fund, supporting a lectureship focused on advancing child mental health policy at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. The award honors John Conger, a child psychologist and pioneer in developmental and clinical psychology whose work had a profound impact on child policy in the United States.
After supporting early lectureships, Dr. Camp realized that none of the campus visiting lectureships honored women, a moment that shaped her philanthropic focus. She established the Lula Lubchenco Perinatal Endowment (now linked to the Lula O. Lubchenco, MD Endowed Chair in Neonatology) in honor of the pioneering pediatrician and researcher, whose work transformed neonatal care worldwide. The fund supports the Lula Lubchenco Lectureship in the Department of Pediatrics and reflects Dr. Camp’s commitment to elevating women leaders in medicine.
Camp deepens her commitment to visiting lectureships by supporting the Frankenburg Lectureship and Visiting Professorship, honoring Dr. William K. Frankenburg’s pioneering work in establishing developmental screening as a standard in pediatric care worldwide. Through the Frankenburg-Camp Endowed Fund, the annual program brings leaders in developmental and behavioral pediatrics to campus for Grand Rounds and collaboration with trainees, faculty, and community providers, while advancing research, training, and advocacy for vulnerable children.
The Gretchen Domek, MD Fund for Developmental Pediatrics is established in 2015, with Dr. Camp beginning significant contributions in 2025. The fund supports developmental pediatrics initiatives, including research, education, and programs that improve early childhood developmental outcomes for at-risk and underserved populations.
Recognizing the underrepresentation of women faculty in the School of Medicine, in collaboration with Nancy Gary, PsyD, a longtime School of Medicine supporter and Piton Foundation board member, Bonnie establishes the Ruth Fuller, MD Endowed Lectureship Fund. The lectureship focuses on cultural competency, inclusivity, and diversity in medicine and honors Fuller, a longtime faculty member in the Department of Psychiatry who died in 2014.
Dr. Camp is awarded the CU School of Medicine's Silver & Gold Award for outstanding service to the community and contributions to the art and science of medicine.
Bonnie establishes the Margaret "Peggy" Neville, PhD Endowed Fund to support lectures and programs in the Department of Cell and Developmental Biology, reflecting Dr. Camp’s commitment to advancing scientific discovery and education.
The Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association (MUWAA) recognizes Camp with the Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award.
Camp receives the distinguished University of Colorado University Medal.
Dr. Camp establishes the Bonnie W. Camp, MD, PhD Endowment in Pediatrics, which, through her continued generosity, evolves into the Bonnie W. Camp, MD, PhD Endowed Distinguished Professorship in Pediatrics. The position is currently held by Dr. Maya Bunik.
In memory of her colleague and friend Dr. Stephen Berman, Dr. Camp co-establishes the Stephen Berman, MD Endowed Fund in Child Health Policy and Advocacy. Known as the Stephen Berman Lectureship and Visiting Professorship, the fund supports a visiting professorship advancing child advocacy and continuing Dr. Berman’s legacy of improving the health and well-being of children.
In honor of Susan Niermeyer, MD, MPH, and hosted by the ColoradoSPH Center for Global Health, Camp sponsors the Susan Niermeyer, MD, MPH, Endowed Fund in Child and Maternal Global Public Health, supporting lectures and initiatives focused on improving global maternal and child health outcomes. The inaugural lecture was held in April 2026, with Dr. Niermeyer as the first speaker.
Dr. Camp further expands her impact with the Patricia Gabow, MD, MACP, Endowed Fund in Public Health Systems, Management, and Policy. The fund provides resources for a visiting professorship and lecture series within the Colorado School of Public Health with a focus in public health systems, management, policy and implementation.
In recognition of her extraordinary contributions, Dr. Camp’s friends and colleagues establish the Bonnie W. Camp, MD, PhD Endowed Award Fund in Pediatrics in her honor. The inaugural award will be given in 2026.
Receives the Dean’s Special Recognition Award from the Colorado School of Public Health, one of the highest honors bestowed by the school.
In 2026, Dr. Camp makes an additional estate commitment, pledging $2 million to the Bonnie W. Camp, MD, PhD Endowed Award Fund in Pediatrics, ensuring its future transition to the Bonnie W. Camp, MD, PhD Endowed Chair in Pediatrics and providing long-term support for pediatric leadership.
Dr. Camp establishes the Nancy Gary, PsyD Endowed Professorship in Child Health Policy at the Colorado School of Public Health, continuing her lifelong dedication to advancing child health, advocacy, and academic leadership.