PPA Annual Awards
The Pennsylvania Psychological Association (PPA) proudly recognizes outstanding contributions by our members and partners each year. Explore our award categories below for details on each award and how to nominate a deserving psychologist.
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Use the links in each category to learn more about nomination requirements and submit your nominations.
Annual Award Categories
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Distinguished Contributions to the Science and Profession of Psychology Award
Recognizes exceptional contributions to psychological science and practice.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Submit Nomination -
Distinguished Service Award
Honors individuals for outstanding service in psychology.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Submit Nomination -
Public Service Award
Celebrates contributions to public welfare through psychology.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Submit Nomination
Committee Awards
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Early Career Psychologist of the Year Award
Presented by the Early Career Psychologists (ECP) Committee to recognize promising contributions by an early-career psychologist.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Submit Nomination -
Psychology in the Media Award
Given by the Communications Board to highlight impactful media contributions related to psychology.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Submit Nomination -
Distinguished Contributions to School Psychology Award
Awarded by the School Psychology Board to acknowledge excellence in school psychology.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Submit Nomination
Student Awards
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Foundation Student Education Awards
Presented by the Pennsylvania Psychological Foundation, these awards support the education of psychology students.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Apply Now -
Patricia M. Bricklin Student Ethics Award
Given by the PPA Ethics Committee, this award honors students who demonstrate strong ethical values in psychology.
Nomination Deadline: December 31 Apply Now
Past Winners
Curious to see past award recipients?
Click here to view a list of PPA’s award winners for the Distinguished Contributions to Psychology, Distinguished Service, and Public Service awards from 1990-2020.