The trust has been presenting an award since 1993. Previous beneficiaries are:
1993 Stephen Fitzpatrick (P/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £250 + place at the RTPI Scotlan Annual Conference
1994 Alan Findlay (P/g University of Strathclyde) awarded £250 + place at the RTPI Scotland Annual Conference
1995 Patricia Connolly (U/g University of Dundee) awarded £250 + place at the RTPI Sccotland Annual Conference
1996 Neil Sutherland (P/f Heriot Watt University) awarded £250 + place at the RTPI Scotland Annual Conference
1997 Lyndsay Tough (P/g University of Strathclyde) awarded £275 + place at the RTPI Scotland Annual Conference
1998 Nikki Sills (P/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £300 + place at the RTPI Scotland Annual Conference
1999 James Reilly (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £300 + place at the RTPI Scotland Annual Conference
2000 Ian Conway (P/g University of Strathclyde) awarded £350 + place at RTPI Scotland Annual Conference
2001 Murray Agnew (U/g University of Dundee) awarded £400 + place at the RTPI Scotland Annual Conference + travel expense
2002 Kevin Treadwell (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £750 + place ate the RTPI Scotland Annual Conference + travel expenses
2003 Kevin Treadwell (U/g Heriot Watt University) and Rebecca Caines (U/g Heriot Watt University) were each awarded £375 + place at RTPI Scotland Annual Conference + travel expenses
2004 James Adam Gordon (U/g Heriot watt University) awarded £850 + place at RTPI Scotland Annual Conference + travel expenses
2005 Jassodra Ramlokhan (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £1,000 + place at RTPI Scotland Annual Conference + travel expenses
2006 Natalie Scott (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £1,000 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2007 Amanda Munro (U/g University of Dundee) awarded £1,000 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2008 Tendai Mutasa (U/g Heriot Watt University) £1,500 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2009 Stephen Granger (U/g Heriot Watt University) £1,500 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2010 Andrew Ballentine (U/g University of Aberdeen) £1,500 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2011 Katherine McKay (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £1,000 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel and Darran McKellar (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £500
2012 Vanessa Honore (P/g Heriot Watt University) and Ashleigh-Gayle Murray (P/g Heriot Watt University) each awarded £750 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2013 Jane Weir (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £1500 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2014 Priya Kay (P/g University of Glasgow) and Charlotte Brown (U/g Dundee University) each awarded £800 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2015 Charlene Glass (U/g Heriot Watt University) awarded £1750 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travel expenses
2016 Brian McLemon (P/g University of Glasgow) and Murray Rankin (U/g Heriot Watt University) each awarded £1,000 + place at Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travelling expenses
2017 Wesley Ritchie (U/g Heriot Watt University) £2000 + place at the Scottish Young planners’ Conference + travelling expenses
2018 Tokini Kent and Susan Rintoul (both from Dundee University) received £1000 each a place at the Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travelling expenses
2019 Sarah Crowe (Dundee University) received £2000 and a place at the Scottish Young Planners’ Conference + travelling expenses
2020 Kacper Kantowicz (U/g Heriot Watt University) and Megan Barrie (MSc University of Glasgow) received £1000 each with a place at a planners’ conference to be determined subject to COVID restrictions
The Jim Boyack Memorial Trust 