Call for nominations: Policy Impact and Public Engagement Awards


February 5th, 2024

Do you know someone who’s doing great work on policy impact or public engagement? Have you been doing work yourself that you think deserves recognition?

If yes, this is an opportunity to nominate yourself or a colleague!

The Institute for Policy and Engagement is delighted to announce the fifth Policy Impact and Public Engagement Awards.

These awards aim to recognise the excellent work by staff on all University of Nottingham campuses in achieving policy impact and engaging the public with current UoN research.  Visit our website to see previous winners.

We invite both self-nominations and nominations made on behalf of peers and colleagues.

There are six award categories:

  • Best Policy Impact Initiative
  • Best Public Engagement Initiative
  • Rising Star Award – Policy Impact (for early career researchers)
  • Rising Star Award – Public Engagement  (for early career researchers)
  • The Institute Director’s Award (for non-academic staff who have played a key role in the success of policy impact or public engagement work)
  • Best School Engagement Initiative (in partnership with Widening Participation)

Nominations are open and will close at 11:59pm on Friday 16 February 2024.

Please use the links below to nominate as many colleagues in as many categories as you choose. Use a separate form for each nomination.

Click here to nominate for the Policy Impact and Public Engagement Awards

You can read the guidance on the awards categories and criteria here and FAQ pages before completing the forms.

Please also consider completing our short EDI form for monitoring purposes (please note this is not a requirement for nomination).

For any further questions, please email the Institute Team .

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