
Purpose of Recognition
The Recognizing Connections initiative shines a spotlight on individuals who have contributed significantly to Saskatchewan's vibrant research community by volunteering their time and sharing their invaluable experiences and expertise, even though research is not part of their official role.
Eligible nominees will have the opportunity to be recognized and celebrated at the Annual Santé Awards. These community leaders, advocates, people with lived experience, frontline workers, and other key contributors are essential in enriching the research process with crucial insights, support, and real-world perspectives, leading to more relevant and impactful outcomes.
Who is Eligible?
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Nominees are individuals or individuals representing organizations connected to active SHRF-funded research.
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Nominees must have actively participated in a SHRF-funded research project in the past year and receive a nomination from a researcher.
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Research, including research tasks, must not be part of the nominee’s primary job responsibilities or job profile.
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Community-based organizations with a mandate to conduct research are not eligible.
Nomination Form
Researchers can submit nominations through a simple and accessible online form, which you can find below, starting at the end of August until October 29th.
Any questions can be sent to info@shrf.ca
Nominees will be required to accept the nomination. The primary contact method is email. Alternative contact methods can be discussed with SHRF.
Multiple nominees can be submitted representing the same organization or team.
While there is an option to upload additional supporting materials, it is entirely optional.
Get Your Santé Award Tickets
SHRF's annual Santé Awards celebrate health research excellence in Saskatchewan. This is a chance to:
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Recognize the many individuals within Saskatchewan's vibrant research and innovation ecosystem for their contributions to health research
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Foster and strengthen connections with the research community, our partners and other provincial supporters
