Call for Nominations for the PIMS Education Prizes 2005

PIMS Admin Account pims at pims.math.ca
Thu Mar 24 20:07:15 EST 2005


The Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences is now accepting
nominations for two PIMS Education Prizes.  Each prize is CAD $1000.

Each prize will be awarded to a member of the PIMS community who has
made a significant contribution to education in the mathematical
sciences. This prize is intended to recognize individuals from the
PIMS universities or other educational institutions in Alberta and
British Columbia, who have played a major role in encouraging
activities which have enhanced public awareness and appreciation of
mathematics, as well as fostering communication among various groups
and organizations concerned with mathematical training at all levels.

Sponsors are to provide a cover letter explaining the nominee's
contribution, impact and relevance for the prize.  The nomination
should also include a CV of the nominee, including publications, a
brief summary of major accomplishments, and relevant samples of the
nominee's work, such as reprints or educational materials.  

Nominations received last year will automatically be considered for
this year's prizes.

Nominations should be sent to:

Attention: PIMS Prizes
PIMS Central Office
1933 West Mall
University of British Columbia
Vancouver BC  V6T 1Z2
Canada

Deadline for nominations is  May 1, 2005.

The prizes will be selected by the PIMS Executive Committee which is
composed of the PIMS Site Directors. 

The results will be announced in June, 2005.

The awards will be presented at a special Education Day event to be
held at the University of Victoria. 

Previous winners of the PIMS Education Prize are George Bluman
(University of British Columbia), Wieslaw Krawcewicz (University of
Alberta), Klaus Hoechsmann (University of British Columbia), and Ted
Lewis (University of Alberta).

For more information please see

www.pims.math.ca




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