2015 Fellowship nominations NOW OPEN!
(Entries close 5pm 1 August 2015)
The Award
The prestigious ACRS Fellowship is recognised as the Australasian road safety community’s highest honour, recognising an individual for their outstanding commitment and effectiveness in their efforts to reduce road trauma. The Australasian College of Road Safety first instituted the award of College Fellow in 1991. The list of Fellows since the inception of the award is a record of significant achievement by these outstanding individuals.
Fellows must be acknowledged by colleagues and co-workers as outstanding, by virtue of contributions to road safety rather than their position. The contributions must be of such a nature that they have led to substantial growth and improvement in an important institution or organisation, body of knowledge or aspect of thought and practice associated with road safety. The award recipient is presented with a plaque and citation – there is no financial reward – but it is the College’s highest honour.
2014 Award Ceremony
ACRS Fellows present at the 2014 ACRS Award Ceremony
(13 November 2014)
Clockwise from left:
Mr Lauchlan McIntosh, Professor Mark Stevenson, Mr David Healy,
Professor Barry Watson, Mr Iain Cameron (2014 Fellow),
Professor Raphael Grzebieta, Ms Lori Mooren, Professor Narelle Haworth,
ACRS Patron Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove,
Professor Mary Sheehan
Find the Complete List of ACRS Fellows here.
View and download photos from the 2014 ACRS Award Ceremony & Cocktail Reception with ACRS Patron Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove here.
