Wilbert J. McKeachie Teaching Excellence Award (Division 2)

This award recognizes excellence in teaching at the graduate school level.

Deadline:

Sponsor: Division 2opens in new window

Description

This award is made possible from donations to the Fund for Excellence in the Teaching of Psychology. The fund's assets are derived entirely from donations from generous individuals and organizations that seek to promote and recognize excellence in the teaching of psychology.

Note: From 1980-2005, this award combined recognition of graduate students and early career practitioners. In 2006, a separate award was created to recognize Early Career teaching accomplishments.

Eligibility

Annual deadline: January 15

You can find nomination criteria on the Division 2 websiteopens in new window. Renominations and self-nominations are acceptable.

How to Apply

Application details are available on the Division 2 websiteopens in new window.

Past Recipients
2020

Excellence in Teaching Awards past recipients.

2019

Kristina Howansky

2018

Rachel Shor

2017

Paige Lloyd

2016

Leslie Bernsten

2015

Molly A. Metz

2014

Angela Legg

2013

Robert Bubb

2011

Lynne Kennette, Wayne State University, Detroit

2010

Sadie Leder University at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York

2009

Jeremy Houska University of Nevada, Las Vegas

2008

Jared Keeley, Auburn University

2007

Jessica Irons, Auburn University

2006

Trisha A. Benson, Auburn University

2005

George M. Slavich, University of Oregon

2004

Jason F. Sikorski, Auburn University

2003

Erika W. Pohl, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia

2002

Bryan K. Saville, Auburn University

2001

Courtney E. Ahrens, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle

2000

Linda R. Tropp, University of California, Santa Cruz, California

1999

William Douglas Woody, Colorado State University

1998

Amy T. Galloway, N. Michigan University

1997

Barbara Hofer, University of Michigan

1996

Earl M. Williams, University of California, Los Angeles

1995

Maria Lynn, St. Louis University

1994

Steven A. Meyers, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan

1993

Joel David Swendsen, UCLA

1991

Andrew Schrack Walters, University of Georgia

1990

Cathy Grover, Texas A&M University

1989

Arthur Kohn, Duke University

1988

Linda M. Brandelberry, St. Louis University

1987

David Pittenger, University of Georgia

1986

Lyn Mowafy, University of Arizona

1985

(no award)

1984

Michael R. Stevenson, Purdue University

1983

Hugh Foley, State University of N.Y., Stony Brook, New York

1982

Gary Namie, University of California, Santa Barbara, California

1980

Susan Warner, University of Florida

Last updated: January 2025Date created: 2008

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