The purpose of this award is to acknowledge a CSEP member who has made an outstanding contribution to exercise physiology (encompassing physical activity, fitness, health, and human performance) in Canada.
- The applicants will have made an outstanding contribution to exercise physiology (encompassing physical activity, fitness, health, and human performance) in Canada.
- Such a contribution could have been made through either traditional scientific endeavours (research and scholarship) or through exceptional service to CSEP or similar association or agency, the award will normally be granted for a contribution to science, and only under exceptional circumstances will it be awarded for administrative service.
- The applicant must be a CSEP member in good standing at the time of application.
- The applicant will submit a formal letter that includes rationale in support of the nomination.
- Applicants not selected will remain in the nomination pool for an additional year at their discretion.
- Applications within a three-year period may be submitted in the form of an update to the original submission, as long as the nominee continues to meet the award eligibility criteria.
- Please send your submission files as an attachment to awards@csep.ca, using the subject line: “CSEP Award/Grant Submission: CSEP Honour Award“
- The selection committee will consist of the President’s Council.
- Please note that incomplete applications will not be reviewed.
2022
- Kevin Shoemaker, University of Western Ontario
2019
- Lawrence Spriet, University of Guelph
2018
- Audrey Hicks, McMaster University
2017
- Ira Jacobs, University of Toronto
2016
- Mark Tremblay, Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario – Healthy Active Living and Obesity Research
2015
- David Behm, Memorial University of Newfoundland
2014
- Brian MacIntosh, University of Calgary
2013
- Bob Ross, Queen’s University
- Angelo Tremblay, University of Laval
2012
- Don Paterson, Western University
2011
- Enzo Cafarelli, York University
2010
- David Hood, York University
2009
- Luc Léger, University of Montreal
2008
- Mark Tarnopolsky, McMaster University
2007
- Philip Gardiner, University of Manitoba
2006
- François Péronnet, University of Montreal
2005
- Oded Bar-Or, McMaster University
2004
- Terrence E. Graham, University of Toronto
2003
- Arend Bonen, University of Waterloo
2001
- Donald C. McKenzie, University of British Columbia
2000
- Art Quinney, University of Alberta
1999
- Norman Gledhill, York University
1998
- Angelo N. Belcastro, University of Western Ontario
1997
- Richard L. Hughson, University of Waterloo
1995
- David Cunningham, University of Western Ontario
1992
- All CASS Past Presidents
1991
- Donald Bailey, University of Saskatchewan
1990
- Barry D. McPherson, Wilfrid Laurier University
1989
- J. Duncan MacDougall, McMaster University
1988
- Claude Bouchard, University of Laval
1987
- Howard Green, University of Waterloo
1986
- Albert W. Taylor, University of Western Ontario
1985
- Roy J. Shephard, University of Toronto
- The award recipient will receive a $2,000 (CAD) monetary award, and a framed citation.
- The award recipient will be named at the CSEP Annual Conference during the Gala and will be presented with a framed citation.
Submission is now closed.
Equity, Diversity,
and Inclusion Statement
The Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion in all aspects of the Society’s business. This includes, but is not limited to, applications for membership, awards and grant review, and employment and volunteer positions. CSEP welcomes applications and participation from women, members of racialized groups/visible minorities, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, persons of any sexual orientation, and persons of any gender identity or gender expression. In its commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion, members of the Society, its committees and employees and/or any award/grant recipients are expected to uphold the same policies in their work related to the Society.