ENAI Working Group
ENAI Awards Working Group
ENAI awards people for significant, innovative or ground-breaking advancement towards academic integrity core values, goals and culture change in practice.
Teddi Fishman
Members
- Teddi Fishman - head of the committee (United States of America)
- Irene Glendinning - committee member (Coventry University, United Kingdom)
- Sonja Bjelobaba - committee member (Uppsala University, Sweden)
- Dita Henek Dlabolová - contact person and process coordinator (ENAI, Czechia)
Contacts and information:
About the ENAI Awards
The ENAI awards recognize individuals and groups who have made outstanding contribution to the field of academic integrity through research, activism, leadership, and advocacy. By acknowledging those who uphold and advance its principles, ENAI seeks to promote ethical scholarship and inspire further commitment to integrity.
The ENAI awards are awarded annually and they are open to anyone from the academic community, the nominations may only be submitted by ENAI members and ENAI supporters.
Purpose and Mission of the Working Group
ENAI Awards Working Group is an operational group responsible for managing the entire awards process. It consists of a coordinator and the Awarding Committee, which evaluates the submitted nominations. Each year, the group prepares and launches the call for nominations, collects submissions, and ensures all necessary arrangements for the awards.
ENAI Working Groups
All groups are open to ENAI members and supporters, as well as anyone else who wants to contribute to the group activities. Anyone who is interested in joining any of the working group, is invited to contact the head of the group.