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FEDERATION DES ALLIANCES FRANÇAISES DE NOUVELLE-ZELANDE, INC.
AWARD OF THE JOHN DUNMORE MEDAL 202
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
Nominations are invited for the award of the John Dunmore Medal.
This prestigious award recognizes outstanding contributions to the knowledge and understanding of the part played by the French people or the French language in the development of historical, intellectual, scientific, economic, or other aspects of world culture, preference being given, although not exclusively, to the Pacific region. The criteria, eligibility and selection procedures are set out below.
Nominations must include:
• a curriculum vitae and a list of the nominee's relevant publications,
• a supporting statement from the individual(s) or organization making the nomination.
Please e-mail your nomination to Deborah Walker-Morrison d.walker@auckland.ac.nz
by the closing date of Friday 30th May, 2025.
For further information, contact me @ the above address.
Deborah Walker-Morrison,
For the Fédération des Alliances Françaises de Nouvelle-Zélande Incorporated.
THE JOHN DUNMORE MEDAL
CRITERIA, ELIGIBILITY & SELECTION PROCEDURES
The prize shall be awarded annually in recognition of a major contribution to the knowledge and understanding of the part played by the French people or the French language in the development of historical, intellectual, scientific, economic or other aspects of world culture, preference being given, although not exclusively, to the Pacific region.
The award shall be made to a person or persons born in New Zealand or normally resident in New Zealand.
The award shall be made on the joint recommendation of representatives of the Embassy of France in New Zealand, the Fédération des Alliances Françaises de Nouvelle-Zélande Inc., and the New Zealand University Departments teaching French, who may at their discretion, decide in any one year that no award shall be made. One member of the panel, as decided at the Annual General Meeting of the Fédération des Alliances Françaises de Nouvelle-Zélande, shall be responsible for coordination of the selection.
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Le prix sera accordé annuellement pour une contribution importante à la connaissance du rôle de la présence française ou de la langue et la civilisation françaises dans le développement des aspects historiques, intellectuels, scientifiques, économiques ou autres de la culture mondiale, la préférence étant donnée, mais non pas exclusivement, à la région du Pacifique.
Le prix sera réservé à des ressortissants néo-zélandais ou à des personnes domiciliées en Nouvelle-Zélande.
Le lauréat sera choisi par un représentant respectivement de l’Ambassade de France en Nouvelle-Zélande, de la Fédération des Alliances Françaises de Nouvelle-Zélande Inc., et des Départements universitaires néo-zélandais enseignant le français, lesquels pourront décider de surseoir à l’allocation du prix pour une année, si les circonstances ne le justifient pas. La Fédération des Alliances Françaises de Nouvelle-Zélande décidera lors de son Assemblée générale annuelle le membre du jury qui sera chargé d’organiser la sélection.
Awardees of the John Dunmore Medal
1984 Derric Vincent Kaitaia
1985 the Rev E R Simmons Auckland
1986 Isabel Ollivier Paris
1987 Dr Roger D J Collins Dunedin
1989-90 Professor Emeritus K J Hollyman Auckland
1991 Dr Peter J Tremewan Christchurch
1993 Dr Carol Legge Wellington
1995 Madame Christiane Mortelier Wellington
1996 Dr Rosemary Arnoux Auckland
1997 Jessie Munro Wellington
1998 Associate Professor Chris Corne Auckland
1999 Dr Ewen D. Jones Christchurch
Dr Myreille Pawliez Wellington
2000 Dr John Dawson Wellington
2002 Dr Frank Martley Palmerston North
2003 Professor Anthony Angelo Wellington
2005 Associate Professor Hugh Laracy Auckland
2007 Kate Martin Russell
2008 Dr Jean Anderson Wellington
2009 Professor Raylene Ramsay Auckland
2010 Dr Giselle Larcombe Wellington
2013 Associate Professor Karin Speedy Sydney
2014 Dr Deborah Morrison-Walker Auckland
2016 Fr. Mervyn Duffy S.M. Auckland
2017 Dr William Jennings Hamilton
2019 Dr Adrian Muckle Wellington
2020 Dr Peter Low Christchurch
2021 Dr Christiane
Leurquin Dunedin
2023 Dr Nathalie Philippe Hamilton