Howard C. Clark is an outstanding scientist and is a dedicated servant of science in his University and at the provincial and national levels. His 150 scientific papers describe pioneering work in several areas of inorganic and organometallic chemistry which are of great importance from both a scientific and practical point of view. He is internationally recognized as a leading figure in research in these areas. Through his service on provincial and national committees he has done much to encourage and support teaching and research in chemistry, and has fostered a high level of social responsibility in his scientific colleagues.

William Coleman is an internationally renowned researcher and educator who has furthered understanding of globalization in Canada. A founding director of McMaster's Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition, Coleman has published 12 books, 43 journal articles and 58 book chapters examining both globalization and public policy ------------------ COLEMAN, William –Department of Political Science, University of Waterloo William Coleman is an internationally renowned researcher and educator who has furthered understanding of globalization in Canada. A founding director of McMaster's Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition, Coleman has published twelve books, forty-three journal articles and fifty-eight book chapters examining both public policy and globalization. His leadership of a SSHRCC funded international research team on Globalization and Autonomy brought together over eighty scholars from the Humanities and Social Sciences in fifteen countries. It is producing a projected eight volume series on Globalization and Autonomy and an open access online Compendium which provides user friendly condensed versions of research to a global audience.

Well known as a writer and scholar in many different areas, Michael Collie has established for himself a position of particular authority in the fields of nineteenth-century literature and Victorian Studies. As biographer, bibliographer and critic he has published extensively on Meredith, Gissing, Borrow and other nineteenth-century writers proving himself to be a major scholarly presence both within Canada and internationally. Since retirement from York in 1990 he has extended his research interest in analytic bibliography (with emphasis on the study of autograph material and other types of primary documentation) into the history of European science, especially the history of geology.