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Fellows Award |
The SETAC Fellows Award was created in 2010 to recognize members demonstrating BOTH (i) significant long-term scientific or science policy contributions and (ii) service and leadership within SETAC. The identification and appointment of Fellow status is intended to provide additional recognition of excellence and contributions of SETAC members to ecotoxicology, environmental chemistry, risk assessment and life cycle assessment. The hallmark of a SETAC Fellow is leadership within the professional and scientific arenas as well as SETAC. While there is no upper limit to the number of Fellows, no more than 1–2% of the membership hold this prestigious recognition. The group of SETAC Fellows constitutes a body that has demonstrated achievement in science or science policy AND possesses institutional knowledge of the society. As such, they will serve as a sounding board for the SETAC World Council and may be asked to help lead select efforts.
EligibilityCandidates must be current regular members of SETAC in good standing for at least five years prior to the year in which they are considered for eligibility. In the case of new affiliates or chapters that have become part of SETAC, eligibility includes membership in these affiliates or chapters. Who May Nominate a Fellow?Nominations submitted in support of candidates for Fellow are welcomed; however, the nominator must not be the candidate or from the home institution of the candidate or the past academic advisor of the candidate. To avoid duplication of effort, please contact the chairperson of the SETAC Fellow Selection Committee prior to preparing a nomination package. Nomination PackageNomination packages must include the following items:
The individual making the nomination is encouraged to communicate with the nominee in compiling the aforementioned supporting information. This is particularly important in describing the nominee’s 5 major lifetime contributions to science and/or policy issues relevant to SETAC which may not be evident from reading the nominee’s curriculum vitae. Submission of the Nomination PackageNominations must be submitted by email to the SETAC Office at rebecca.bundschuh@setac.org. Awardees will be recognized at annual meetings of their associated GU. The closing date is 1 March 2018. Nominators should ensure that all documentation is submitted together, either in a zipped file or in a single PDF file. The name and initials (i.e. Doe-J-Nomination-SETAC-Fellow) of the nominee should be included in the filename and in the header line of the email. Selection ProcessMembers of the Selection Committee use a standardized scoring process to independently evaluate nominations. The Selection Committee will then vote on the outcome to determine the recipients. The successful nominations will be forwarded to the SWC for final review. Fellows will receive a certificate and pin by mail and will be acknowledged at the annual meeting of their respective GU. SETAC Fellows2017 Scott Belanger 2016 Harold Bergman 2015 Graeme Batley 2014 Gerald T. Ankley 2013 William J. Adams |
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