The McKenzie Award honours a current NZARE member’s significant contribution to educational research and to the NZARE over an extended period of time. A significant contribution is interpreted as contributing to new knowledge and being an exemplary researcher in the education community in a chosen discipline. First awarded in 1987, the award consists of a citation folio and a piece of original art or craft by a New Zealand artist or craftsperson chosen by the recipient, up to the value of $2000.
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2022
Jenny Ritchie
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2021
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2019 Carol Mutch University of Auckland
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2018 Stephen May University of Auckland
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2017 No Award made
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2016 Martin Thrupp University of Waikato
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2015 Linda Tuhiwai Smith University of Waikato |
2014 Nick Zepke Massey University |
2013 Russell Bishop University of Waikato |
2012 Terry Locke | 2011 Alison Jones | 2010: Cathy Wylie |
2009 No award made | 2008: John Barrington | 2007: John Codd |
2006: Roy Nash | 2005: Margaret Carr | 2004: Clive McGee |
2003: Sue Middleton | 2002: Ted Glynn | 2001: Terry Crooks |
2000: Graham Nuthall | 1999: No award made | 1998: No award made |
1997: Anne Smith | 1995: Raeside Munro | 1994: Ivan Snook |
1993: Marie Clay | 1992: David McKenzie | 1991: No award made |
1990: David Mitchell | 1989: Richard Benton | 1988: Geraldine McDonald |
1987: Warwick Elley |