Honours Economic Society Awards (HESA)
Winners 2006
James Glenn (University of Western Sydney)
David Quach (University of Sydney)
Winners 2005
Rochelle Belkar, University of NSW
Pim Chanthapun, University of NSW
James Duffy, University of Sydney
Christopher Hudson, University of Western Sydney
Cameron McLoughlin, Macquarie University
Winners 2004
Andrew Pitts
Imogen Halstead
Clare Noone
Rowan Walshaw
Winners 2003
Rebecca Edwards University of New South Wales
Joshua Kirkwood Macquarie University
Amanda McBride University of Sydney Resource Economics
Paul Newton (2003) University of Western Sydney
Dean Saunders (2002) University of Western Sydney
Shannon Wolfers University of Sydney
Criteria and Procedures
- Each university is required to register with the Economics Society (NSW Branch) an interest in being involved in the Honours Economics State Awards (HESA)
- 4 prizes of $500 plus two years free membership of the Society will be awarded each year to the best students studying Honours in Economics at a New South Wales university. The awards will be judged on the basis of the grades obtained, quality of the thesis and two academic references submitted by Honours supervisors and/or Honours coordinators. Where a thesis is not required under an Honours program, academic referees will be asked to comment on the research, analytical and written capabilities of the nominated student(s)
- Winners of the awards will be determined by a sub-committee of the Economics Society (NSW Branch)
- Nominations for HESA must be submitted to the President, Economic Society of Australia (NSW Branch), PO Box 937 St Ives NSW 2075 - by 31 December each year, with decisions to be notified by early February
- The annual HESA award recipients will be publicised in the Society's newsletter and website, with a certificate issued by the Branch President to the winners - either in person at their own university ceremony or at a subsequent Society function.