The Peacock Medal

The Peacock Medal is awarded to a scientist who has made outstanding contributions to the mineral sciences in Canada.

There is no restriction regarding nationality or residency. The medal is intended to recognize the breadth and universality of these contributions in mineralogy, applied mineralogy, petrology, crystallography, geochemistry or the study of mineral deposits rather than in a narrow area of expertise.

A committee of three Past Presidents, chaired by the immediate Past President, considers all nominations received.

Nominations are valid for two years and should be accompanied by a one-page explanation of the merits of your nominee and forwarded to The Mineralogical Association of Canada Business Office by December 31:

office@mineralogicalassociation.ca

Rm 8006, Willet Green Miller Centre,
Laurentian University
935 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, ON, P3E 2C6

  • Anton Chakhmouradian, 2025

    Robert Linnen, 2024

    David R. Lentz, 2023

    Roberta L. Flemming, 2022

    Thomas Stachel, 2021

    Simon Jackson, 2020

    Susan L.S. Stipp, 2019

    Stearns A. Morse, 2018

    Heather E. Jamieson, 2017

    Peter C. Burns, 2016

    Donald Bruce Dingwell, 2015

    Don R. Baker, 2014

    David R. M. Pattison, 2013

    Dante L. Canil, 2012

    Daniel J. Kontak, 2011

    Brian Fryer, 2010

    Don Francis, 2009

    Kelly Russell, 2008

    Sarah-Jane Barnes, 2007

    Joel Grice, 2006

    Anthony Williams-Jones, 2005

    Fred Wicks, 2004

    Ed Ghent, 2003

    John L. Jambor, 2002

    Kurt Kyser, 2001

    Greg Anderson, 2000

    Frank C. Hawthorne, 1999

    Fred J. Longstaffe, 1998

    Mike E. Fleet, 1997

    Thomas E. Krogh, 1996

    Hugh Greenwood, 1995

    Roger Mitchell, 1994

    Louis Cabri, 1993

    Robert Boyle, 1992

    Tony Naldrett, 1991

    Lincoln Hollister, 1990

    Rob Kerrich, 1989

    Steve Scott, 1988

    Peter Roeder, 1987

    Don Sangster, 1986

    Denis Shaw, 1985

    Petr Černý, 1984

    Gabrielle Donnay, 1983

    Len Berry, 1982