John Curtin Medal Honors Visionary Leaders in Community Service and International Impact

John Curtin Medal

The John Curtin Medal, established by Curtin University in 1998, honors individuals who embody the ideals of vision, leadership, and community service that John Curtin is known for. This prestigious award serves to acknowledge contributions made both within Australia and internationally.

For instance, in 2021, Mr. Ron Geary was honored as a recipient of this medal. A dedicated Rotarian for over two decades, his commitment to service above self has been unparalleled. Geary's passion exts beyond his local community of Belmont; it spans across the globe through his extensive involvement with Rotary projects in India and other nations.

He is particularly recognized for his contribution towards enhancing the lives of others by supporting orphanages, schools, DS hospices, hospitals, and clinics. His leadership was evident when he led successful initiatives like Polio Vaccination campgns in India and Interplast efforts in Fiji. Moreover, his role as chr of grant or service committees has empowered other Rotarians, further amplifying the impact of his charitable works.

The 2021 John Curtin Medal recipient stands as to others for embodying vision, leadership, and community service - qualities that align with those upheld by John Curtin himself.

Past recipients include a diverse group of individuals who have made significant contributions in various fields. Each year the John Curtin Medal seeks out honorees who have exhibited qualities similar to those of John Curtin, leaving an uring impact on communities both locally and internationally.

We celebrate these remarkable people who share their time, resources, and expertise tirelessly to make a positive difference in societyreflecting John Curtin's legacy.

Here are the past winners:

• 2020: Recipient

• 2019: Recipient

• 2018: Recipient

• 2017: Recipient

• 2016: Recipient

• 2015: Recipient

• 2014: Recipient

• 2013: Recipient

• 2012: Recipient

• 2011: Recipient

• 2010: Recipient

• 2009: Recipient

• 2008: Recipient

• 2007: Recipient

• 2006: Recipient

• 2005: Recipient

• 2004: Recipient

• 2003: Recipient

• 2002: Recipient

• 2001: Recipient

• 2000: Recipient

• 1999: Recipient

• 1998: Recipient
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