Research and Innovation Awards

The Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences and Institute for Social Science Research are committed to encouraging innovation and creativity in our early career researchers to help them achieve success. Our Research and Innovation Awards recognise those members of staff who have made an outstanding contribution to our research and innovation activities.

2012 Awards

Applications are now being accepted for the 2012 Awards. All applications are due by Monday 2 July 2012. For more information on the application process and to download the Application Form, click here.

2012 Award Ceremony

All are welcome to join us celebrate the achievements of our researchers at the SBS and ISSR Research and Innovation Awards Ceremony. Professor Alan Lawson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) will be presenting the Awards to this years' recepients.

• Date: Thursday 13 September, 4.30pm to 6.00pm
• Location: Terrace Room (Level 6), Sir Llew Edwards Building (14) [map]
• RSVP: If you would like to join us, click here to register your attendance

Any questions regarding the Awards or the Ceremony please contact us at research@sbs.uq.edu.au.

2011 Award Winners

Research Award

• Associate Professor Alex Broom (School of Social Science)
• Dr Stefanie Becker (School of Psychology)
• Dr Cameron Parsell (Institute for Social Science Research)

Innovation Award

• Professor Nancy Pachana (School of Psychology)

2010 Award Winners

Research Award

• Dr Paul Dux (School of Psychology)

Innovation Award 

• Dr Katie Makar (School of Education)

2009 Award Winners

Research Award

• Dr Belinda Hewitt (Institute for Social Science Research)
• Dr Mark Nielsen (School of Psychology)

Innovation Award 

• Dr Vanessa Cobham (School of Psychology)
• Dr David Geelan (School of Education)

2008 Award Winners

Research Award

• Dr Chris Clarkson (School of Social Science)

 Highly Commended

• Dr Winnifred Louis (School of Psychology)
• Dr Barbara Masser (School of Psychology)

Innovation Award

• Dr Mark Horswill (School of Psychology)

Highly Commended

• Dr Paul Henman (School of Social Work and Human Services)

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