Highest honour conferred to a full-time faculty member for excellence in research and scholarly activity at Lakehead University for a period of at least 10 years
Recognizes outstanding recent research activity by a Lakehead University faculty member
Awarded to a graduate student who is the first author of a peer-reviewed publication
Awarded by the Ontario government to an outstanding Lakehead postdoctoral scientist
Winner of Lakehead's Research and Innovation Week Best Oral Presentation
Winner of Lakehead's Research and Innovation Week Best Poster Presentation
Winners of Lakehead's Research and Innovation Week Postdoctoral Fellows Poster Competition
Award presented to a faculty member(s) for enhancing Lakehead University's research capacity
Jointly awarded to Lakehead University researchers and Aboriginal community partners/organizations for innovative collaborative research projects
Recognizes the efforts of Lakehead faculty members and employees who transform research results into products and/or services
Recognizes high quality research, scholarly, and creative work by a tenured faculty member with a $50,000 research grant award
Awarded by the federal government to outstanding researchers acknowledged by their peers as world leaders in their fields and who have a superior record of training highly qualified personnel
Awarded to recruit an outstanding scientist to Lakehead University who will enhance collaborative research and training in the physics of medical imaging
Lakehead's most prestigious teaching award, recognizing a significant contribution to teaching excellence and educational innovation and leadership, sustained over a number of years
A student-nominated award recognizing instructors who make a significant contribution to teaching excellence at Lakehead University
Granted to individuals who have accomplished extraordinary achievements and remarkable service and who support the values of advanced learning and the pursuit of knowledge
One of the highest distinctions Lakehead confers to recognize individuals who have contributed substantially to the growth, development, welfare, and well-being of the University
Presented to alumni who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in public service, business, humanities, research, science and technology, scholarship, or the arts
Presented to graduates from the last ten years, aged 35 or younger, who have achieved significant accomplishments in their profession, sport, or community service
Presented annually to a Simcoe County resident who has made significant contributions to the community and to the Orillia campus
According to the results of the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) Part II qualifying examinations, NOSM's residents completing training in the spring of 2011 ranked first among Canada's 17 medical schools in overall performance, and achieved a 100 percent pass rate. Residents rated first in the category of legal, ethical, and organizational aspects of the practice of medicine, with above-average standing in the categories of patient interaction and data acquisition.
Dr. Mary Lou Kelley, a pioneering and dedicated professor of social work and an internationally recognized palliative care researcher, was awarded the 2011 Award of Excellence in Hospice Palliative Care from the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association.