Dorothy Hill Medal

The Dorothy Hill Medal is an award presented by the Queensland Division of the Geological Society of Australia to an individual who has made significant contributions to the advancement of geological knowledge in the State of Queensland. The medal recognises the quality and scope of original research, primarily demonstrated through published work. The medal is awarded at a divisional meeting, and the recipient's citation, professional background and photograph are published in the Divisional newsletter and The Australian Geologist. The medal may not be jointly awarded and is not necessarily presented every year.

Medal and citation; recipient's citation, professional background and photograph published in the Divisional newsletter and The Australian Geologist.

The medal may be awarded to an individual who has distinguished themselves through significant contributions to the advancement of geological knowledge in Queensland. Eligibility is not limited to Australian residents, but consideration will be given specifically to contributions made to the geological sciences in Queensland.

Nominations are made to the Divisional Secretary by email with a written justification (which may be used as the basis for the citation). Nominations remain current for five years and are considered by the Divisional committee and awards convenor at a regular committee meeting.