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CDHA Dental Hygiene Recognition Program
Welcome to the CDHA Dental Hygiene Recognition Program. This program, made possible through the contributions of CDHA Corporate Partners, is designed to recognize the efforts and accomplishments of CDHA members including practicising dental hygienists and dental hygiene students.
New awards in 2010
prize recipient— Pauline Imai
CDHA Symposium Bursary 2010 in participation with P&G
CDHA's Symposium Bursary 2010, in participation with P&G, gives members an opportunity to attend the Canadian Cochrane Network and Centre Symposium in Ottawa, Ontario, on 19–20 May 2010.
The successful applicant will receive a maximum of $2,000 to cover expenses. Applicants must be enrolled in, or be graduates of, a master, doctoral or post doctoral program.
prize recipient— Sandra J. Cobban
CDHA International Ambassador Travel Bursary 2010 in participation with P&G
CDHA Ambassador Travel Bursary 2010, in participation with P&G, is awarded to support a Canadian researcher who is submitting an abstract for an oral presentation, poster presentation, or a workshop at the International Symposium on Dental Hygiene (ISDH), taking place in Glasgow, Scotland, from 1 to 3 July 2010. The successful applicant will receive $3,000 to cover expenses for participating in the ISDH. Applicants must be enrolled in, or be graduates of, a baccalaureate, master, doctoral or post doctoral program.
prize recipient— Zul Kanji
CDHA Outstanding Research Award 2010 in participation with P&G
CDHA's Outstanding Research Award 2010, in participation with P&G, is offered to acknowledge the important role of dental hygiene research in building the knowledge base and guiding the practice of the dental hygiene profession, and in improving the oral health of Canadians. Applicants can submit a research project, a program evaluation, or a systematic literature review for consideration. The author(s) of the winning entry will receive a $2,000 prize. In addition, the winning entry will be published in volume 44 of the Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene in 2010.
2009 prize recipients
CDHA expresses its appreciation to all sponsors for their support in collaborating with CDHA to increase public awareness across Canada of both the dental hygiene profession, and oral health.
Prize Categories for Dental Hygiene Students
prize recipient— Kera McClement
CDHA achievement prize 2009 in participation with Sunstar G·U·M
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The CDHA achievement prize 2009 in participation with Sunstar G·U·M is for a student who is enrolled in the final year of a dental hygiene program and who has overcome a major personal challenge during his/her dental hygiene education.
The Program Consists Of:
- One $2,000 prize in recognition of a personal challenge the student has overcome during his/her dental hygiene education.
prize recipient— Alison MacDougall
CDHA dental hygiene baccalaureate student prize 2009 in participation with Crest Oral-B
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 The CDHA dental hygiene baccalaureate student prize 2009 in participation with Crest Oral-B is awarded to undergraduate dental hygiene students for their contributions to the advancement of dental hygiene.
The Program Consists Of:
- One $1,500 prize in recognition of contributions to the advancement of the dental hygiene profession
prize recipient— Nicole Moore
CDHA dental hygiene diploma student prize 2009 in participation with Crest Oral-B
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The CDHA dental hygiene diploma student prize 2009 in participation with Crest Oral-B is awarded to dental hygiene students in a diploma program for their contributions to the advancement of the dental hygiene profession.
The Program Consists Of:
- One $1,000 prize in recognition of their contributions to the advancement of the dental hygiene profession
prize recipient— Emilie Laforge
CDHA leadership prize 2009 in participation with Dentsply
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The CDHA leadership prize 2009 in participation with Dentsply is for a student currently enrolled in a dental hygiene program who has contributed significantly to his/her local, academic or professional community through involvement and leadership.
The Program Consists Of:
- One $2,500 prize in recognition of a significant contribution to the local, academic or professional community through involvement and leadership.
prize recipient— Tanis Maxwell
CDHA leadership prize 2009 in participation with P&G
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The CDHA leadership prize 2009 in participation with P&G is for a student currently enrolled in a dental hygiene program who has contributed significantly to his/her local, academic or professional community through involvement and leadership.
The Program Consists Of:
- One $2,000 prize in recognition of a significant contribution to the local, academic or professional community through involvement and leadership.
Clinic Team prize recipient— Harbour City Dental Hygiene
Individual— Monica Maletz
CDHA oral health promotion prize 2009 in participation with Crest Oral-B
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The CDHA oral health promotion prize 2009, in participation with Crest Oral-B, is for a registered dental hygienist, students in a dental hygiene program, and a clinic team who have been promoting the dental hygiene profession and oral health in their practice, school or community through creative initiatives.
The Program Consists Of:
- One Individual prize of $1,000*
- One clinic team prize of $2,000*
- One dental hygiene school prize of $2,000*
*Half of each prize will be shared with the winner's local dental hygiene society.
prize recipient— Janice Murray
CDHA visionary prize 2009 in participation with TD Insurance Meloche Monnex
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The CDHA visionary prize 2009 in participation with TD Insurance Meloche Monnex is for a student currently enrolled in a Masters or Doctoral program related to dental hygiene. This student will have contributed significantly to the advancement of the dental hygiene profession by writing a discussion paper, essay or thesis describing a vision for the profession, including future initiatives, strategies and goals.
The Program Consists Of:
- One $2,000 prize in recognition of the vision for the dental hygiene profession.
Prize Categories for Practising Dental Hygienists
prize recipient— Andrea Slater
CDHA global health initiative prize 2009 in participation with Sunstar G·U·M
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The CDHA global health initiative prize 2009 in participation with Sunstar G·U·M is for a registered dental hygienist who has committed to volunteering as part of an initiative to provide oral health related services to persons in a disadvantaged community or country.
The Program Consists Of:
- One $3,000 prize in recognition of a commitment to volunteering as part of an initiative to provide oral health related services to persons in a disadvantaged community or country.
Dental Hygiene School prize recipient— University of the Fraser Valley DH Program
CDHA oral health promotion prize 2009 in participation with Crest Oral-B
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The CDHA oral health promotion prize 2009, in participation with Crest Oral-B, is for a registered dental hygienist, students in a dental hygiene program, and a clinic team who have been promoting the dental hygiene profession and oral health in their practice, school or community through creative initiatives.
The Program Consists Of:
- One Individual prize of $1,000*
- One clinic team prize of $2,000*
- One dental hygiene school prize of $2,000*
*Half of each prize will be shared with the winner's local dental hygiene society.
- CDHA Life Membership
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- Distinguished Service Award
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CDHA Dental Hygiene Programs Recognition Award
APLUS Institute—Toronto
Camosun College—Victoria, BC
College of New Caledonia—Prince George, BC
University of Alberta—, Edmonton AB
University of the Fraser Valley—Chilliwack, BC
Vancouver Community College—Vancouver, BC
Vancouver island University—Nanaimo, BC
CDHA Dental Hygiene Programs Recognition Award
The CDHA Dental Hygiene Programs Recognition Award is awarded to dental hygiene programs whose faculty serves as role models by having made a commitment to support and promote their national professional association.
The Program Consists Of:
- A certificate in recognition of the dental hygiene programs with 100% membership of its full-time and part-time dental hygiene faculty who are dental hygienists.
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