Awards
Nominees for the Research Award should be outstanding psychologists who work in and contribute to the advancement of research and scholarship in medical school and health care settings.
Nominees for the Teaching Award should be outstanding psychologists who work in and conduct innovative teaching and training in medical school and health care settings.
Nominees should be exceptional senior psychologists who have made substantial contributions to psychology in academic health centers across their careers.
Nominees for the Outstanding Student Contributions to Psychology in Academic Health Centers should be exemplary graduate students or doctoral interns whose work in medical school and academic health care settings has modeled developing excellence in enhancing the role of psychologists in education, research, and/or clinical care.
Nominees for the Outstanding Early Career Psychologist Contributions to Psychology in Academic Health Centers should be exemplary post-doctoral fellows or psychologists less than 10 years post-degree whose work in medical school and academic health care settings has demonstrated excellence in enhancing the role of psychologists in education, research, and/or clinical care.
Nominees for the Outstanding Mid-Career Psychologist Contributions to Psychology in Academic Health Centers should be exemplary psychologists between 10-20 years post-degree whose work in medical school and academic health care settings has demonstrated excellence in enhancing the role of psychologists in education, research, and/or clinical care.
2019 Award Recipients
Bud Orgel Award for Distingished Achievements in Research
Mary Amanda Dew, Ph.D.
Ivan Mensh Award for Distinguished Achievement in Teaching
Sharon L. Berry, Ph.D., ABPP,
Joseph D. Matarazzo Award for Distinguished Contributions for Psychology in Academic Health Centers
Terry Stancin, Ph.D., ABPP
Outstanding Mid-Career Psychologists Contribution Award
Lisa Kathryn Kearney, Ph.D., ABPP
Outstanding Early Career Psychologist Award
Stacy A. Ogbeide, Psy.D., M.S., ABPP
Outstanding Student Contribution to Psychology in Academic Health Centers
Kelsey J. Sala-Hamrick, M.A., TLLP
2017 Award Recipients
Bud Orgel Award for Distingished Achievements in Research
Kenneth Freedland, Ph.D.
Ivan Mensh Award for Distinguished Achievement in Teaching
Barbara Cubic, Ph.D.
Joseph D. Matarazzo Award for Distinguished Contributions for Psychology in Academic Health Centers
Susan H. McDaniel, Ph.D., ABPP
Outstanding Mid-Career Psychologists Contribution Award
Michael Zvolensky, Ph.D.
Outstanding Early Career Psychologist Award
Amit Shahane, Ph.D.
Outstanding Student Contribution to Psychology in Academic Health Centers
Colleen Stiles-Shields
Award Recipients Before 2017
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Ronald T. Brown, Ph.D., ABPP
Dean, School of Integrated Health Sciences
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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