Outstanding Achievement by a Psychological Association Staff Member
Outstanding achievements of awardees may include: Demonstrating excellent leadership skills, advancing psychology through innovative or significant accomplishments, inspiring greater involvement of members, serving as an outstanding role model and mentor for other staff members, and providing community service of significant value to his/her psychological association and psychology.
Looking for all outstanding staff members of state, provincial, or territorial psychological associations.
Annual Deadline: January 16
Please submit nominations to the past president of Division 31. Submissions should include a letter of recommendation that does not exceed two pages, and a CV or a bullet list of accomplishments.
2025
Nan Klein Utah Psychological Association
2024
Wendi O'Conner, Nevada Psychological Association
2023
Peter Oppenheimer, PhD, Rhode Island Psychological Association
2022
Terrence Koller, PhD, Illinois Psychological Association
2021
Keira Boesle-Smith, New Jersey Psychological Association
2020
Sarah Burress, Kentucky Psychological Association
2019
Staci Bratcher, Georgia Psychological Association
2018
Chuck Hollister, PhD, Missouri Psychological Association
2017
Lisa Willner, PhD, Kentucky Psychological Association
2016
Tom Cote, Executive Director, New York Psychological Association
2015
Carol Kuliwicki, Office Manager, North Carolina Psychological Association
2014
Judy Devito, Executive Director, Maryland
2013
Michael Buts, Legislative Director, Montana
2012
Kathryn Saylor, PhD, Executive Director, New Hampshire
2011
Sarah Bowen, Wisconsin
2010
Michael Ranney, Ohio
2009
Shelia Comerford, Maine
2008
Jo Linder Crow, California
2007
Sandra Fisher, Oregon
2006
Jimelle Rumberg, West Virginia
2005
Aline Holler, Delaware
2004
Nancy Gordon Moore, PhD, Kentucky
2003
Jan Trepanier, Vermont
2002
Lorryn Wahler, New Jersey
2001
Connie Stigall, Louisianna