Name | Year Awarded | Reason for Award |
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Karen Kidd | 2025 | For her dedicated work in masterfully creating a comprehensive program for the Annual Meeting. |
Allan Curry | 2025 | For his dedicated work in masterfully creating a comprehensive program for the Annual Meeting. |
Cindy Chu | 2025 | For her expert local arrangement skills and ensuring we had an excellent annual meeting. |
Jon Midwood | 2025 | For his expert local arrangement skills and ensuring we had an excellent annual meeting. |
Andrew Drake | 2025 | For his expert local arrangement skills and ensuring we had an excellent annual meeting. |
Steve Cooke | 2025 | For serving as President, revising the student support program, and continued fundraising for SCAS. |
Britney Firth | 2025 | For leading the development of the new MSc and PhD presentation awards. |
Kyra St-Pierre | 2025 | For creating opportunities for early career researchers and professionals to gain experience with peer-review. |
Amber Fedus | 2025 | For organizing an Indigenous land acknowledgement webinar. |
Frances Pick | 2025 | For her work serving as the CASS representative. |
Vivian Nguyen | 2025 | For her work in launching a SCAS social dimensions working group. |
Albana Berberi | 2025 | For her work in launching a SCAS social dimensions working group. |
André St-Hilaire | 2024 | For his masterful work in crafting an intellectually engaging and lively program for the Annual Meeting. |
Anne Cremazy | 2024 | For her masterful work in crafting an intellectually engaging and lively program for the Annual Meeting. |
Marieka Chaplin | 2024 | For her expert local arrangement skills and ensuring we had an excellent annual meeting and the best coffee that we could afford. |
Erin Stewart | 2024 | For creating opportunities for trainees and early career professionals to engage with SCAS in meaningful ways. |
Anas Usoof | 2024 | For creating opportunities for trainees and early career professionals to engage with SCAS in meaningful ways. |
Cale Gushulak | 2024 | For bringing our communications to life and steering the creation of several outstanding newsletters. |
Caleb Hasler | 2024 | For his leadership in modernizing the SCAS awards processes (with new awards in development!). |
Andrea Reid | 2024 | For guiding the SCAS board in creating space for Indigenous participation and embracing different knowledge systems. |
Catherine Febria | 2024 | For guiding the SCAS board in creating space for Indigenous participation and embracing different knowledge systems. |
Kerri Finlay | 2024 | For serving as inaugural president (and subsequently past-president) and launching SCAS on a good path. |
Jeff Hutchings | 2023 |
For his thoughtful and balanced contributions in drafting our by-laws, governance structure, policy document, and general steady hand to the creation of SCAS.
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John Lark | 2023 |
For sharing his institutional memory of conference planning and society administration.
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Karen Smokorowski | 2023 |
For deftly designing and navigating the development of a brand new website.
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Mike Rennie | 2023 |
For iterating with designers to develop our snazzy new logo.
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Andrea Kirkwood | 2023 |
For consistently and effectively communicating SCAS news and building a communications team.
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Josh Thienpont | 2023 |
For keeping good tabs on our finances and membership.
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Jérôme Marty | 2023 |
For sharing his wealth of knowledge of everything by-laws and governance.
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Heidi Swanson | 2023 |
For administering and organizing the Clemens-Rigler and Early Career awards for several years.
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Marten Koops | 2023 |
For evaluating the financial implications during the merger.
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Tina Semeniuk | 2023 |
For dedication to JEDII initiatives and ensuring SCAS keeps these at the fore.
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Bea Beisner | 2023 |
For organizing the most challenging conference EVER, and for setting the bar exceptionally high for future conferences!
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Dylan Fraser | 2023 | For organizing the most challenging conference EVER, and for setting the bar exceptionally high for future conferences! |