GSAQ Medals

	GSAQ MEDALS
The Queensland Division of the Geological Society Australia currently has two medals that may be awarded annually to individuals. The Dorothy Hill Medal is awarded to those individuals who have made significant contributions to the advancement of knowledge on Queensland geology. The Neville Stevens medal is awarded anybody who have distinguished themselves through public education of geology and increasing geological awareness of the general public.
In accordance with the Rules of the Geological Society of Australia Inc. the Queensland Division of the GSA initiated the two medals in 2001 with the first medals presented in 2002.
Both Professor Dorothy Hill and Dr Neville Stevens are noted for their achievements in the areas for which the medals are awarded. To learn about their careers and achievements you can click on their names.
Guidelines for Medals - Clicking on this link will give the criteria needed to nominate a person for these medals.
Nominations can be made to the Divisional Secretary Mr Ian Withnall by either email: ian.withnall@nrm.qld.gov.au or post; Block A, 80 Meiers Road, Indooroopilly, Qld, 4068

PREVIOUS MEDAL WINNERS
Click on winners names to see their presentations and responses.

2007	Dorothy Hill Medal	Dr Chris Fergusson
2007	Neville Stevens Medal	Lesley Blight
2006	Dorothy Hill Medal	Dr Rod Holcombe
2006	Neville Stevens Medal	Dr Malcolm Cox
2005	Dorothy Hill Medal	Dr Christopher Fielding
2005	Neville Stevens Medal	Mr Scott Hocknull
2004	Dorothy Hill Medal	Professor Bob Henderson
2004	Neville Stevens Medal	Mr David Trezise
2003	Dorothy Hill Medal	Dr Cecil Murray
2003	Neville Stevens Medal	Associate Professor Lloyd Hamilton
2002	Dorothy Hill Medal	Associate Professor John Jell
2002	Neville Stevens Medal	Mr Warwick Willmott