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Register prizes

Purpose

The Prizes content type in Haris is used to record prizes and professional distinctions recieved by researchers at Hanken. These entries help highlight achievements on personal profiles in the public portal. 

Why register prizes?

All Hanken researchers are encouraged to register prizes and distinctions they wish to showcase. These recognitions contribute to your professional visibility and can be links to related research activities for added context. 

What can be registered?

You can register:

  • Prizes (e.g. teacher of the year, the course of the year, best paper award,  outstanding reviewer award erc.)  the article of the year, outstanding reviewer award, best paper award, as well as nominations, honor memberships, etc..
  • Nominations
  • Honorary memberships
  • Other professional distinctions

You may also link prizes to related content in Haris, such as research outputs, activities, or projects, to provide context and strengthen your research narrative.


How to register prizes

  • Click Add new content or the plus sign “+” when you hover over Prize in the left-hand-side menu.   
         
       or 
Prize information

Fill in the following fields:

  • Title: Name of the prize or distinction
  • Short description: A brief summary of what the prize is about
  • Awarded date: Year is mandatory
  • Degree of recognition: Choose international, national, regional or local
  • Granting organization: Name of the awarding body
  • Awarded at event (optional): Specify the event, if applicable
  • More detailed information about the event can be added in Add event → Create new.

Relations
  • If applicable, link the prize to related content in Haris, such as research outputs, projects, or activities. This helps place the prize in context. Adding relations is optional but recommended.


 

Visibility
  • Set visibility. The default setting is Public - No restriction.
  • Click Save.