This award is intended for graduate students that participate in outreach or dissemination activities. To be eligible, activities must be local, regional or international in scope.

The amount allocated for the CEN Outreach Award is $200.

A limit of 3 activities will be awarded for Master's students during their programme, and 5 activities for PhD students. There is no limit per year, only for the full length of the programme. The outreach activity must be on a northern topic (related to the research topic or not) and can be done up to one year after the final submission. The application must also be made up to one year after the final thesis submission .

You must include the CEN logo in your presentation or mention CEN's contribution verbally if you do not have visual support to display the logo (e.g. radio interview).

Examples of activities that are eligible:

• Reports for newspapers, radio, television;
• Workshops conducted/shared with northern communities;
• Public lectures (e.g., Pint of Science);
• Presentations to students in the North or South;
• Outreach articles, with the student member as lead author

Examples that are not eligible :

• A post on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram;
• An article in your university newspaper;
• Submission to outreach competitions such as My Thesis in 180 Seconds or My Northern Project;
• CEN organized outreach activities;
• A video on your personal YouTube channel (unless you show us that your video has had significant or meaningful visibility/reach; the student committee will decide whether to accept your request);
• A post on your personal blog (unless you can show us that your blog has had significant or meaningful visibility/impact; the student committee will decide whether to accept your request).

• A summary of the activity (e.g., schedule, activity plan...);
• A copy of an article, audio recording or video clip sent to the Dedicated Student Committee. Affiliation with the Centre for Northern Studies must be indicated visually (logo) or orally;
• In the event that a copy cannot be sent to the Dedicated Student Committee (during an unrecorded face-to-face activity or on a radio/television station where access to the recording is limited), the student may either:
  
  Inform the Dedicated Student Committee of the extension activity at least 8 working days prior to the extension activity so that verification can be completed
  
  OR

Have a participant sign a letter attesting your participation in the activity and the
mention of the CEN (orally or via a logo).

March 1^st of each year.