ACAH Champions Awards
Deadline: Midnight Monday 7th March 2022
Notification: Monday 28th March 2022
Child and Adolescent Health Champions
Award ceremony: Saturday 9th April 2022
Do you know someone who has made an amazing, perhaps under-recognized, contribution to Child and Adolescent Health locally or globally?
The Academy of Child and Adolescent Health is establishing the ACAH Champion Awards.
The difference between these awards and other honours, is that these awards will be peer-nominated and peer-voted.
We are looking to recognise passionate, innovative people, from diverse backgrounds, who are gamechangers in Child and Adolescent Health!
Categories
(NB: categories could have 0, 1 or more winners depending on number and quality of nominations)
- Open: child and adolescent health professional or researcher
- Emerging leader: student, trainee or early career researcher (<10 yrs since PhD)
- Organisation
Inclusion
- Any ACAH member/non-member is eligible to be nominated
- Only ACAH members can nominate and only ACAH voting members can vote for the winners
Exclusion
- ACAH Board members are not eligible for the ACAH Champion awards (as the final decision on awards will be made by the Board)
Nomination process
- Any ACAH member can nominate up to 3 people for any of the Champion awards
(NB: the nominee does not need to be a member) - Nominations can only be made through this ACAH website portal
Timeline
- Monday 7th March: ACAH will inform nominees on or soon after Monday 7th March and ask for consent to include them in the voting
- Monday 14th March: Voting opens
- Monday 21st March: Voting closes
- Mon 28th March: Winners will be informed (to provide sufficient time for them to receive award in person at ACAH on Sat 9th April)
NB: ACAH may contact you for a picture of the nominee and ask whether you would like to record a brief audio or video file later in the submission process
ACAH Champions Awards Submissions are now closed.
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