Honoring History: A Look Back at Past Award Achievements

2022 Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) Teaching Grant

The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) Teaching Grant is a prestigious initiative aimed at promoting excellence in the teaching of social psychology and related subjects. This grant is designed to support educators and researchers who are committed to advancing the understanding of critical social issues through education. Recipients of the SPSSI Teaching Grant are typically innovative and passionate educators who use the grant funds to develop and implement new teaching strategies, create educational resources, or conduct research that enhances the field of social psychology. By providing financial support and recognition to these dedicated individuals, SPSSI plays a crucial role in fostering the growth and dissemination of knowledge in the realm of social psychology and its applications to real-world social issues.

CCPTP 2021 Outstanding Training Program for Diversity, Inclusion, & Advocacy

The Council of Counseling Psychology Training Programs (CCPTP) Outstanding Training Program for Diversity, Inclusion, & Advocacy award is a distinguished recognition bestowed upon counseling psychology training programs that have demonstrated exceptional commitment and achievements in promoting diversity, inclusion, and advocacy within their training initiatives. This award serves as a testament to the program's dedication to fostering an inclusive and equitable environment, training culturally competent psychologists, and actively engaging in advocacy efforts that contribute positively to the broader community. Recipients of this award are seen as exemplars in the field of counseling psychology, setting a high standard for ethical practice and social responsibility, while also inspiring other training programs to follow suit in their pursuit of diversity, inclusion, and advocacy within the field.

2019 APA Suinn Minority Achievement Program Award Recipient

The 2019 APA Suinn Minority Achievement Program Award is a prestigious recognition presented by the American Psychological Association (APA). This award honors individuals, programs, or organizations that have made significant contributions to enhancing the achievement and success of ethnic minority communities in the field of psychology. It is named in honor of Dr. Richard C. Suinn, a distinguished psychologist known for his commitment to diversity and inclusivity in psychology.

Recipients of this award in 2019 were acknowledged for their outstanding efforts in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the field of psychology, and for their dedication to addressing the unique challenges and disparities faced by ethnic minority groups in education, research, and practice. The APA Suinn Minority Achievement Program Award highlights the vital importance of creating a diverse and inclusive community within psychology and recognizes those who have made exceptional strides in this direction.