APA Division 45 Call for Award Nominations, 2017

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Know an outstanding Division 45 member?  Nominate them for one of seven distinguished 2017 
Division 45 Awards.  We need to recognize and celebrate our colleagues who have made 
outstanding and unusual contributions to diversity and ethnic minority issues.   All awardees will
be presented with a plaque at the Division 45 Award Ceremony during the 2017 APA 
Convention in Washington, D.C.  
Nominees must be a member of APA and Division 45 (or join before the nomination deadline).  
All nominations and required support materials should be emailed to Jacque Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.com by March 1, 2017
APA D45 CALL FOR 2017
 Award Nominations
Name and Description of Award
Due Date
Nomination Process & 
Required Materials 
Asuncion Miteria Austria and John 
Robinson Distinguished Mentoring 
Award.  This award was created in 
honor of Asuncion Miteria Austria 
and John Robinson for their 
distinguished contributions to the 
governance of the American 
Psychological Association and their 
outstanding mentoring of ethnic 
minority psychologists into 
governance roles.  Candidates for this 
award should demonstrate significant 
achievements and participation in the 
governance of the American 
Psychological Association on a 
national level, as well as the 
mentoring of ethnic minority 
psychologists to assume roles in 
governance.  Self-nominations are 
encouraged. 
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
 
Emerging Professional – 
Contributions to Research Award. 
This award is given to an individual 
who has made outstanding research 
contributions in the promotion of 
ethnic minority issues within 10 years 
of graduation. 
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
Emerging Professional – 
Contributions to Service Award.
This award is given to an individual 
who has made outstanding service 
contributions in the promotion of 
ethnic minority issues within 10 years 
of graduation.
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
Toy Caldwell-Colbert Student 
Contributions to Service Award.  
This award is presented to an 
outstanding student who is 
distinguished in terms of professional 
and/or community service efforts.
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
Charles and Shirley Thomas 
Award.  This award was created in 
honor of the significant contributions 
made by Charles and Shirley Thomas 
in the area of student mentoring and 
development, as well as their 
contributions toward making 
psychology responsive and relevant to
the needs of the African American 
community. Candidates for this award
should demonstrate significant 
contributions to the education and 
training of students of color as well as 
a professional presence within ethnic 
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
minority communities.
Distinguished Career Contribution 
to Service Award.  This award was 
created to honor the contributions of a 
senior person in the field of 
psychology who has made significant 
contributions in the area of service 
with ethnic minority populations. 
Candidates for this award should have
been in the field 15 or more years, and
have made contributions in the 
development or delivery of services 
that are focused on ethnic minority 
populations.
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
Distinguished Career Contribution 
to Research Award.  This award was 
created to honor the contributions of a 
senior person in the field of 
psychology who has made significant 
contributions in research related to 
ethnic minority populations. 
Candidates for this award should have
been in the field 15 or more years, and
have made scholarly contributions in 
writing, publishing, and disseminating
information on ethnic minority 
populations and issues, thereby 
substantively contributing to the 
current understanding of ethnic 
minorities.
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
NEW AWARD THIS YEAR!!
Joseph E. Trimble Award for 
Distinguished Contributions to 
Native and Indigenous Psychology.  
This award was created in honor of 
the significant contributions made by 
Joseph E. Trimble in Native and 
indigenous psychology, as well as his 
contributions toward making 
psychology responsive and relevant to
the needs of Native and indigenous 
communities. Candidates for this 
award should demonstrate significant 
contributions to Native and 
indigenous psychology.  
Two awards will be given. One award 
will be given to a promising graduate 
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
1.  Write a letter of nomination 
describing the nominee’s 
achievements; include letter in 
packet;
2.  Two letters of support are 
required in addition to the 
nomination letter;
3.  Include copy of nominee’s 
CV;
4.  Provide contact information 
[postal mailing address & email 
address] for both the nominee 
and the nominator.
student who has demonstrated a 
commitment to achieving an 
admirable balance between 
community development and potential
leadership in the field of psychology. 
The other award will be given to a 
senior level contributor to the field of 
Native and indigenous psychology 
who inspired their former students to 
create benefits for indigenous 
communities through their 
scholarship, practices, and leadership. 
Small stipends accompany the awards.
Distinguished Student 
Research Award
The purpose of this award is 
to recognize outstanding 
psychological research on 
ethnic minority issues 
conducted primarily by a 
graduate student, including –
but not limited to — 
dissertation research. 
Candidates whose goals and 
professional development 
are consistent with a career 
involving the psychological 
study of ethnic minority 
issues will be given 
preference for this 
award. The award will be 
presented at the Division 45 
Award Ceremony during 
the APA Convention. 
Awardees are presented with
an engraved plaque and an 
honorarium.
Electronic folder 
consisting of all required 
supportive materials must
be emailed to Jacque 
Gray at 
drjacquegray@gmail.co
m by March 1, 2017
Eligibility requirements:
Nominees must be 
matriculated graduate 
students (including pre-
doctoral interns), and 
must be student 
affiliates of Division 45 at
the time that their 
nomination materials are
submitted.
Submission 
Requirements:
Self-nominations are 
accepted.  A completed 
nomination should 
include each of the 
following components.
1. Write a letter of 
nomination 
describing the 
nominee’s 
achievements; 
include letter in 
packet
2. Two letters of support
are required in 
addition to the 
nomination letter
3. Include copy of 
nominee’s CV
4. A letter from the 
chair of the 
dissertation 
committee and/or 
training director 
indicating the 
student’s good 
standing in the 
program
5.
 Provide contact 
information (postal 
mailing address & 
email address) for 
both the nominee and
the nominator

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