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AIG Service Award

AIG has instituted a service award for outstanding service by a member to the Institute.  This is intended to be a prestigious recognition of outstanding service to AIG and its members that will be awarded occasionally by the AIG Council.

Selection Criteria

  • Nominees must be a current member (any membership category) of the AIG.
  • Nominees will be proposed by any AIG member but otherwise the names of nominees will remain confidential.
  • The judgement of outstanding service will be left to the discretion of Council after consideration of a recommendation from the Service Award Committee using the following guidelines:
    • Service should have been through a Permanent Committee  or Council for a sustained period or periods amounting to 10 years or more.
    • The service must have resulted in an outstanding contribution to the AIG's objectives. Outstanding in this context means a measurable improvement in the reputation or profile of AIG and/or the geoscience profession.
  • The Council decision to make the award must be unanimous. Such a decision may be made out of session but must be confirmed at the following Council meeting.
  • Entries will be made on an award form, which will be sent to the Councillor selected to head the Service Award committee. The committee will consist of a minimum of three members consisting of one councillor and two AIG members, preferably from different states as it is envisaged that the person receiving the award will be well know nationally.
  • The award will consist of a certificate and a medal. It should be presented at an AIG-sponsored or related function at which the nominee would normally attend. The award will feature in the AIG News and on the AIG website.
  • The award does not have to be granted on a regular basis and a maximum of one service award per year will be made.
AIG Student Bursary Program

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