Life Members
Life membership can be awarded to nominated individuals who meet at least two of the following criteria:
been a member of the Association for 10 or more years including current financial member;
served as a council member of the AEA;
contributed significantly through research or other involvement in epidemiology either
a) to the international reputation of Australasian epidemiology, or
b) to the advancement of public health in Australasia.
- 1997 Basil Hetzel
- 2008 Lyn Watson
- 2009 John Langley and Neil Pearce
- 2010 Robert Cumming
- 2011 Carol Bower, Stephen Leeder and Michael Alpers
- 2012 Roy Scragg
- 2013 Annette Dobson and Adele Green
- 2014 Robert Scragg and Rod Jackson
- 2016 Les Irwig
- 2017 Christine Roberts
- 2018 Bruce Armstrong and Fiona Stanley
- 2019 Margaret Bright and Penelope Webb
- 2020 Lin Fritschi
Mentoring Awards
The AEA Mentoring Awards were introduced in 2010 to recognise a senior member of AEA who has made a significant contribution to mentoring early-career practitioners in the fields of epidemiology, biostatistics or related disciplines.
- 2010 Lin Fritschi, Alison Venn
- 2011 Joan Cunningham
- 2013 John Lynch, Christine Roberts
- 2014 Siranda Torvaldsen, Rod McClure
- 2015 John Carlin
- 2016 Tony Blakely
- 2017 Dallas English
- 2018 Vera Morgan
- 2019 Linda Slack-Smith
- 2020 Julie Simpson
Ian Prior Oration
- 2019 Anne Kavanagh
Mid-Career Travel Award
Introduced in 2012, this award supports a mid-career member of the Association to undertake travel for professional purposes.
- 2012 Belinda Gabbe, Xue Qin Yu
- 2013 Jane Hocking, Brigid Lynch
- 2014 Kylie Smith, Lisa Smithers
- 2015 Helen Kelsall, Lianne Parkin
- 2016 Duong (Danielle) Tran
- 2017 Adrienne O'Neil
- 2018 Cattram Nguyen (University-based), Emma Quinn (non-University based)
- 2019 A/Prof Eric Chow, Dr Joshua Vogel, A/Prof Ilana Ackerman
Early Career Researcher Travel Award
The Early Career Researcher Travel Awards were introduced in 2010 to support travel for professional purposes. Postgraduate student members are eligible for these awards.
- 2010 Colleen O’Leary, Hannah Moore
- 2011 Tessa Keegel, Aung Ko Win
- 2012 Rosanne Freak-Poli, Yu Sun Bin
- 2013 Matthew Page, Sheena Sullivan
- 2014 Bronwyn Brew, Fabian Kong
- 2015 Katy Bell, Eric Chow
- 2016 Zoe Aitken
- 2017 Briony Murphy, Susanna Cramb
- 2018 Anna Waterreus (indigenous), Dierdre Collins, Andrea Parisi, Amelia Smit
- 2019 Suzanne Dixon-Suen (practise), Dr Jocelyn Chan, Eleanor Neal, Adrian Marcato