2011 APSAD Awards for Outstanding Contribution to Research and Practice
Nominations are now closed.
The APSAD Awards for Outstanding Contribution to Research and Practice are designed to provide peer recognition for those working in the drug and alcohol field in Australasia.
APSAD is adding a new Award in 2011, the First People’s Award.
The First People’s Award is for Australasian Indigenous persons in research, training, practice, prevention, or policy in any area related to substance use at any stage of your career.
The Senior Scientist and Early Career Awards are also open to Indigenous professionals.
APSAD is now calling for nominations for the 2011 APSAD Awards in three categories:
1. Early Career Award
2. Senior Scientist Award
3. First People’s Award
All three Awards reflect excellence in the application of theory and knowledge to any aspect of drug and alcohol use or misuse.
Recipients will be recognised as having made an outstanding contribution to reducing the harms associated with alcohol and other drug use in Australasia.
Each Award receives a plaque and $2,500. These will be presented at the APSAD Conference Gala Dinner in Hobart, 15 November 2011.
To download your nomination form for the awards, please click here.
For more information about the Awards and to submit a nomination please contact Liz at the APSAD Office (02) 9331-7748 or exec.officer@apsad.org.au
Nominations are due by 30 September 2011.
