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2016 Research and Teaching Awards: The School salutes the excellence of its staff members

November 30, 2016

HEC Montréal rewarded its staff for their excellence at the 2016 Research and Teaching Awards, on November 30.

13 awards were presented at the event, including the grand prizes to Georges Dionne (Pierre Laurin Research Award) and Jean Talbot (Jean Guertin Teaching Award).

Honorary professors

In keeping with tradition, the ceremony was preceded by a tribute to the professors who have retired over the past year, to officially grant them honorary professor status and underscore their contribution to the school. These new honorary professors are: Jean-Pierre Béchard (Management), Louis Jacques Filion (Entrepreneurship and Innovation), Aline Girard (Accounting), Claude Laroche (Accounting), Maurice Marchon (Applied Economics), Louise Martel (Accounting), Danielle Morin (Accounting) and Silvana Pozzebon (Human Resources Management).

Contribution to the School’s renown

Esdras Minville Award

For the remarkable contribution made by a professor to HEC Montréal’s renown, through his or her activities and achievements in the academic, professional and public spheres over the past three years.

Luis Felipe Cisneros Martinez (Entrepreneurship and Innovation)

Research

Chenelière Éducation/Gaëtan Morin Award

For the excellence of scientific and professional publications by an associate professor over the past three years.

Ana Ortiz de Guinea Lopez de Arana (Information Technologies)

New Researcher Award

For the excellence of scientific and professional publications by an assistant professor or guest professor, over the past three years.

Stefan Tams (Information Technologies)

Teaching

Awards for teaching excellence

For constantly striving to improve his or her teaching performance, to create an environment conducive to students' intellectual development and to instil in them the desire to excel and work hard. The award winner is recognized by his or her peers and students.

Assistant or guest professor category

Marine Agogué (Management)

Associate or guest professor category

Serge Poisson-de Haro (Management)

Full-time faculty lecturer or full-time lecturer category

Marie-Ève Quenneville (Accounting Studies)

Lecturer category

Marie-Christine Albert

François-Albert Angers Award

Recognizing the quality of a textbook written in French by one or more professors, researchers, full-time faculty lecturers or full-time lecturers, and published during the year. To be eligible, the textbook must be intended for use in one or more courses.

Richard Déry, Anne Pezet and Cyrille Sardais (Management) for Le Management.

Roger Charbonneau Award

Recognizing the quality of a book written in a language other than French and published during the year, or one not specifically intended for use in one or more courses, by one or more professors, researchers, full-time faculty lecturers or full-time lecturers.

Céline Bareil (Management), Sylvie Charbonneau and Aline Baron for Voyage au cœur d’une transformation organisationnelle : récit et guide pas à pas.

Bareil

Teaching Innovation Award

For the best teaching innovation designed and implemented during the year by one or more professors, researchers, full-time faculty lecturers or full-time lecturers.

Brian King (Entrepreneurship and Innovation) et Anne Pezet (Management) for Tour du Québec à vélo.

Best Business Case Award

This award salutes the quality of a case published in the International Journal of Case Studies in Management.

Tie

Line Dubé (Information Technologies) for Autopsie d'un vol de données : le cas Target

Joseph Facal (Management) for Construction Excalibur ou l’angoisse du jeune loup

Photos: Jean Martin