The BDA Honours recognise and reward BDA members who go above and beyond, those who inspire others and are making a real difference.
Fellowship is the highest honour which the Association can bestow upon a member in recognition of their achievements. Fellowship of the Association was first awarded in 1979 and more than 100 Fellowships have been awarded since. Fellowship is nominated by peers and reflects personal commitment and significant contribution to the profession of dietetics and to the activities of the BDA.
The Ibex is an honour for Professional Achievement created to thank individuals who have made significant contributions to the profession either locally or in a dietetic specialism.
Find out how to nominate someone for a Fellowship or an Ibex.
Recent award winners
Janie Gordon: IBEX 2022
"I was surprised and taken aback to have been nominated for this IBEX award but delighted."
Lauren Bowen: Ibex 2022
"It truly is an honour to be recognised by your peers and the association. I have volunteered for many years, because I genuinely love connecting with different people and supporting dietitians new to food services in the hope that they will feel as impassioned about it as me."
Lauren Bowen: Ibex 2022
Ruth Wood Martin: Ibex 2022
"I have been a member of the BDA all my professional career (39 years) and its support network both professionally and in Union business is fantastic. Knowing members can get advice from professional peers as well as office staff is fundamental to career progression."
Dr Elizabeth Weekes: Fellowship 2022
"I am honoured to have been awarded Fellowship of the BDA and humbled to be recognised in this way by my peers."
Dr Julie Lanigan: Fellowship 2022
"I see the Fellowship as recognition not just for myself but for all the hardworking dietitians who have helped raise the profile of paediatric dietetics and place dietitians in their rightful place as key players driving forward the science of nutrition and dietetics in children."
Below is a list of all past winners:
