Awards

The Soroptimist International Prize for Gender Studies

Soroptimist International is a worldwide organisation for women in management and professions working through service projects to advance human rights and the status of women.

Soroptimists are women who inspire action and create opportunities to transform the lives of women and girls through a global network of members as well as local and international partnerships.

Soroptimist International Adelaide, Naracoorte, Northern Highlands, Southern Districts, Eastern Districts and Torrens Clubs in the Region of South Australia have provided ongoing support and an annual prize to encourage and support feminist scholarship important to the advancement of women. The prize is awarded to the student whose academic performance, in the opinion of the examiners; show her/him to be the most outstanding student in Level III Gender Studies courses.

Gender Studies Award Recipient 2023
Gender Studies Award Recipient – 2023
Congratulations to the 2023 recipient of the Gender Studies Prize, Holly Gambles. Pictured with Louise Bruce and Susan Newton.
Gender Studies Award Recipient - 2022
Gender Studies Award Recipient – 2022
The SI Award is a certificate and $1,000 from Clubs in South Australia. The Award is given annually. Cindy Tran is the Soroptimist International Awardee for Gender Studies this year. ...
Gender Studies Award Recipient 2017
Gender Studies Award Recipients 2017
2017 Awardee is Susan (Cam) Biddle shown in photo with Dianne Potter and Susan Czernich from SI Torrens club

SISA Master of Biotechnology (Plant Biotechnology) Studies Award

This prize has been established by a contribution to the University of Adelaide, by 6 Soroptimist International clubs in South Australia. These clubs are SI Adelaide, SI Barossa Valley, SI Port Pirie, SI Naracoorte, SI Southern Districts of Adelaide and SI Torrens.

The award is open to female students undertaking a Master of Biotechnology (Plant Biotechnology) in the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine.

Thi Diem Nguyen is 2017 winner, pictured with SISA IPP Allison Hobbs and Professor Diane Mather Coordinator, as well as lecturer, of programme/s.

Thi Diem Nguyen is 2017 winner of the SISA Master of Biotechnology (Plant Biotechnology) Studies Award, pictured with SISA IPP Allison Hobbs and Professor Diane Mather Coordinator, as well as lecturer, of programme/s.
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