This award, named for Anne Anastasi, is for outstanding graduate student research, with priority given to research that focuses on psychometrics and differential psychology. The award is funded by a donation to Division 52 from the Anne Anastasi Foundation. Deadline April 15.
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The Florence L. Denmark and Mary E. Reuder Award for Outstanding International Contributions to the Psychology of Women and Gender award recognizes outstanding psychologists who have made international contributions to further the understanding of women and/or gender. Deadline April 15.
The Henry David International Mentoring Award is presented annually to a member or affiliate of Division 52 who plays an exceptional mentoring role in an international context. Deadline April 15
The ECP Awards are granted to early career psychologists of Division 52 who have made significant contributions to the field of International Psychology. One award is given to a psychologist from the United States, and one is given to a psyhologist from outside of the United States. Deadline May 15.
The Outstanding International Psychologist Awards recognize outstanding contributions to international psychology through significant research, teaching, advocacy, and/or contributions to international organizations. An award is given to a psychologist from the United States and to a psychologist from outside the United States. Deadline April 15.
Division 52, International Psychology, offers the International Research Award to encourage and recognize promising undergraduate and gaduate student research in international psychology. Deadline April 15.
The Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award is presented to the author(s)/editor(s) of a recent book that contributes to psychology as an international discipline and profession and that adds to our understanding of global phenomena and problems from a psychological point of view.
Deadline October 15.
Read more: APA Award: Distinguished Contributions to the International Advancement of Psychology