Excellence Awards
ANZAM has a series of Awards which recognise excellence in teaching, research by early career researchers, doctoral dissertations and research supervision.
Pearson ANZAM Management Educator of the Year Award
To recognise and encourage excellence in teaching of management, and to provide opportunities for sharing of good teaching practice. This Award consists of a plaque and a cash prize of A$3,000. In addition, Pearson Australia will provide additional sponsorship up to A$1,500, on a reimbursement basis, for the winner to conduct a Master Class at the ANZAM Conference in the following year. Closes: Friday 10 September 2010Previous Winners - Pearson ANZAM Management Educator of the Year Award
Tilde University Press ANZAM Early Career Researcher Award
To foster and recognise the research and scholarly achievements of emerging researchers who are at an early stage in an academic career. The Award consists of a plaque and a cash prize of A$2,000. Closes: Monday 30 August 2010
Previous Winners - Tilde University Press ANZAM Early Career Researcher Award
ANZAM Personnel Review Best Doctoral Dissertation Award
To recognise exceptional doctoral dissertation research in the field of Management. The Award consists of a cash prize of A$1,500, a plaque and an opportunity to publish in the Journal of Management and Organization. Closes: Monday 30 August 2010
Previous Winners - ANZAM Personnel Review Best Doctoral Dissertation Award
ANZAM Best Research Dissertation Proposal Award
To be eligible, students must be in the first two years (full-time equivalent) of their PhD program (Doctor by research) by 1 November 2010 and not have previously submitted their proposal to this competition. We encourage all eligible doctoral students who are studying topics related to the field of management to apply. The Award consists of a cash prize of A$1,000. Closes: Wednesday 6 October 2010
ANZAM Award for Research Supervision Excellence
New Award to be introduced when sponsorship has been organised, to recognise outstanding supervision of doctoral candidates.