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Sponsorship
Sponsorship
Sponsor a delegate: On the registration page, there will be an option to pay towards someone else's conference fee, either partly or in full. This can be done anonymously if desired.
Sponsor a delegate: On the registration page, there will be an option to pay towards someone else's conference fee, either partly or in full. This can be done anonymously if desired.
In-person student sponsorships: The Affect and Emotion Research Network is offering three conference fee scholarships to support postgraduate students to attend the conference and the Affect and Emotion Network symposium. Applications will be invited during registration, which will involve submitting a short statement of interest. Eligibility is contingent on being able to attend both events in person.
In-person student sponsorships: The Affect and Emotion Research Network is offering three conference fee scholarships to support postgraduate students to attend the conference and the Affect and Emotion Network symposium. Applications will be invited during registration, which will involve submitting a short statement of interest. Eligibility is contingent on being able to attend both events in person.
Awards
Awards
The ISCHP Conference Awards Committee invites nominations for awards in the following categories.
ISCHP members may nominate themselves or someone else by completing a short online form (click the button alongside).
2021 awards committee
2021 awards committee
ISCHP awards:
Sarah Riley (Massey University) - chair
Jenny Setchell (University of Queensland)
Gareth Treharne (University of Otago)
Student award:
Catriona Macleod (Rhodes University)
Octavia Calder-Dawe (Victoria University of Wellington) -
Tracy Morison (Massey University)
ISCHP AWARDS
ISCHP AWARDS
The Awards Committee will determine the recipients of the following awards and present the recipients with a certificate acknowledging their achievement.
Community Impact award
Community Impact award
The nominee should
be recognised by colleagues as using critical health psychology with communities to effect change,
through research, consumer advisory roles, or other forms of consultation.
Emerging researcher award
Emerging researcher award
The nominee should have
obtained their PhD within the last 10 years (accounting for caregiver or similar leave);
published in national and international journals; and
made a methodological, theoretical, or empirical contribution and/or significant impact on critical health psychology.
Mid-career researcher award
Mid-career researcher award
The nominee should have
obtained their PhD 10+ years ago (accounting for caregiver or similar leave);
published a significant number of national and international journal articles and substantive books; and
made a methodological, theoretical, or empirical contribution and/or significant impact on critical health psychology.
Life-time achievement award
Life-time achievement award
The nominee should
be an outstanding scholar with a substantial body of work in critical health psychology;
that has made a significant contribution to the field, methodologically, theoretically, empirically, or pedagogically; and
is recognised by colleagues as an international leader in the field.
Feminism & Psychology-ISCHP award for best student presenter
Feminism & Psychology-ISCHP award for best student presenter
Recipients will receive a certificate to acknowledge their achievement and a year's subscription to Feminism & Psychology.
Presentations will be judged by:
Catriona Macleod (F&P Editor-in-Chief),
Tracy Morison (F&P Co-Editor & Conference Committee member), &
Octavia Calder-Dawe (Conference Committee member).
The prize will be awarded based on the conference presentation made by the student at the 2021 conference.
To qualify, the student must be the first author and presenter of the work.
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