2012 IATBR Lifetime Achievement Award
Call for Nominations: Due February 1, 2012 (Closed)
Nominations are requested from the IATBR Membership for the 2012 International Association for Travel Behavior Research (IATBR) Lifetime Achievement Award. This award is given by IATBR to an individual who has made fundamental and sustained contributions to travel behavior research over her or his professional career (typically at least 25 years), is widely known (at least among the IATBR community), and has influenced the field through his or her writings, teaching, service, and nurturing of younger professionals.
Nominators should send a detailed letter of nomination/support, along with a CV of the nominee, without informing the nominee of his/her nomination. Self-nominations are not accepted. The nominators can also seek additional supporting letters from other knowledgeable colleagues close to the candidate and/or suggest names of people that could be contacted for further endorsements. Nominations should be sent electronically to the Chair of the 2012 Award Committee, Prof. Kay Axhausen, by email (axhausen@ivt.baug.ethz.ch) on or before February 1, 2012.
Nominators should send a detailed letter of nomination/support, along with a CV of the nominee, without informing the nominee of his/her nomination. Self-nominations are not accepted. The nominators can also seek additional supporting letters from other knowledgeable colleagues close to the candidate and/or suggest names of people that could be contacted for further endorsements. Nominations should be sent electronically to the Chair of the 2012 Award Committee, Prof. Kay Axhausen, by email (axhausen@ivt.baug.ethz.ch) on or before February 1, 2012.
2009 IATBR Lifetime Achievement Award
Call for Nominations: Due May 1, 2009 (Closed)
Nominations are requested from the IATBR Membership for the 2009 International Association for Travel Behavior Research (IATBR) Lifetime Achievement Award. This award is given by IATBR to an individual who has made fundamental and sustained contributions to travel behavior research over her or his professional career (typically at least 25 years), is widely known (at least among the IATBR community), and has influenced the field through his or her writings, teaching, service, and nurturing of younger professionals.
Nominators should send a detailed letter of nomination/support, along with a CV of the nominee, without informing the nominee of his/her nomination. Self-nominations are not accepted. The nominators can also seek additional supporting letters from other knowledgeable colleagues close to the candidate and/or suggest names of people that could be contacted for further endorsements. Nominations should be sent electronically to the Chair of the 2009 Award Committee, Dr. Tony Richardson, by email (tony.richardson@tuti.com.au) on or before May 1, 2009.
