HOW
TO NOMINATE
Nomination
is a two-step process.
LETTER
OF INTENT
To nominate a candidate, please submit a letter briefly
highlighting the contributions of the candidate to all of the three
criteria specified in the right panel. Please also include a short
curriculum vitae.
NOTE:
The letter should be no more than 2 pages long, and the curriculum vitae
should be no more than 4 pages long.
Submissions
are welcome for candidates in physical, chemical, geological, biological,
fisheries, and interdisciplinary marine sciences. Self-nominating
letters-of-intent are also welcome at this step.
Nominators
are encouraged to consider candidates of different genders, global geographical
regions and cultural backgrounds.
The
deadline for receipt of letters-of-intent is March 31, 2019, sent
to the Chair of the Selection Committee.
FULL
NOMINATIONS
The Selection Committee will
invite the submission of complete dossiers from a short list of the
letters-of-intent. The dossier will consist of a nomination
form, a full curriculum vitae including publication list, and letters
of support from experts in the nominee's field of research.
Self-nominations will not be considered at this step.
Invitations
to submit a full dossier will be sent by April 30, 2019. The
deadline for receipt of nomination dossiers is May 31, 2019, sent
to the Chair of the Selection Committee.
CONTACT
Chair,
Selection Committee (2019)
Dr. Mathieu J. Duchesne
Laboratoire
d'Imagerie et d'Acquisition des Méthodes
Geological
Survey of Canada
490
Rue Couronne
Québec
City, QC
Canada
G1K
9A9
Tel:
418-654-2647
Email: mathieuj.duchesne@canada.ca
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NOMINATIONS
PREAMBLE
The
A.G. Huntsman Award is presented annually by the Royal Society of Canada
to recognize excellence of research and outstanding contributions to
marine sciences. Until 2013, the A.G. Huntsman Award had been presented in
one of three categories on a rotating basis: Marine Geoscience, Physical/Chemical
Oceanography, or Biological Oceanography and Fisheries Science.
Recognizing there is often a considerable degree of overlap among these
fields of study, more recent awards have no such categorical distinction
and are simply awarded for excellence in marine sciences. The intent is
not to exclude candidates that focus on single disciplines, but to
acknowledge that some research defies such categorization, since it spans
multiple disciplines. The overarching aim is to find and recognize truly
exceptional marine scientists.
CRITERIA
The
A.G. Huntsman Medal is awarded to those men and women, of any nationality,
who have had and still have a significant influence on the course of
marine scientific thought according to the following criteria:
1.
for unequalled excellence in their respective fields;
2.
for the influence of their work on the course of scientific thought in
their respective fields; and
3.
for their continuing and current activities at the forefront of their
respective fields..
PAST
AWARD RECIPIENTS
The
list of previous awardees is on the Laureates page.
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