Distinguished Student Contribution
The division offers this award to a graduate student in psychology who has made a distinguished contribution to research or practice, or who has performed exceptional service to the division. Winners of this award represent the future of this division, and have taken leadership early in their careers to advance LGBT issues in psychology. Graduate program faculty are encouraged to nominate their students for this award; self-nominations are also encouraged.
Winners of this award represent the future of this division, and are students who have shown leadership in the advancement of LGBT issues in psychology.
Annual deadline: March 30
Graduate program faculty are encouraged to nominate their students for this award; self-nominations are also encouraged. Please send nominations electronically to Div. 44. Include a CV and a nomination letter that addresses the nominee's qualifications for the award.
2018
Roberto Abreu, MS, EdS; and Dawn Brown, MS
2017
Jillian R. Scheer, MA
2016
Skyler D. Jackson, MS, and Kinton Rossman, MEd
2015
Brian R. Davis, MPhil, MA, Elliot A. Tebbe, MS; and Elizabeth Weber, MA, EdM
2014
Julie M. Austen, PhD
2013
Eva Woodward
2012
Colt Meier, Ethan Mereish and Michael Parent
2011
Melanie Brewster and Caroline Lippy
2010
Laura M. Alie and Keren Levahot
2009
lore m. dickey
2008
Tisha Wiley
2007
John Pachankis and Brandy Smith
2006
David W. Pantalone
2005
No award
2004
No award
2003
Francisco Sanchez and Kathy Banga
2002
Kimberly Balsam
2001
Silvestro Menzano
2000
Julie Konik
1999
no award
1998
James Cantor
1997
Neil Pilkington
1996
Barry Chung
1995
Jessica Morris
1994
Karen Jordan
1992
Pamela Brand and David Flaks