Division
35 Heritage Award
2009 Award Category: TEACHING
The Division 35 Heritage
Award is given for a variety of types of contributions to the
Psychology of Women. In 2009, this award will be presented to a senior individual
or individuals who have made distinguished, long-standing, and
substantial contributions that pertain to women, gender, or related
issues in the area of teaching.
The 2008 Heritage Award, in the area of practice, was presented to
Dr. Carolyn Zerbe Enns (Cornell College) in recognition of her exceptional
accomplishments in the integration of feminist theories and practices, the
development of ethical guidelines for the psychological treatment of girls
and women, and the globalization of feminist practice.
Since receiving her PhD in 1987 from the University of California at Santa
Barbara, Carol has conducted an outstanding and influential program to
deepen our understanding of feminist psychological practice. Her work,
spanning 25 years, has helped the field appreciate the diverse nature of
feminist practice approaches, and has identified the importance of
grounding and connecting feminist interventions and techniques into
feminist theory and teaching. She has served as a truly excellent role
model of the science-practioner who enhances psychological practice
through her research and service to the profession. Most recently,
Carol's vision and leadership led to the successful development and
implementation of the APA's Guidelines for Psychological Practice with
Girls and Women, both nationally and internationally.
This year's review committee members were Ellen Cole, Laura Brown, and
Tomi-Ann Roberts (chair). The Heritage Award is presented annually to a
senior individual who has made distinguished, long-standing, and
substantial contributions that pertain to women, gender, or related issues
in the areas of teaching, research, or practice. The 2009 award will be
given in the area of teaching. Please consider nominating one or more of
your colleagues for this important award. The full call will be available
later this year.
Nominees
should provide 5 copies
of the following information:
1. A curriculum vita
2. A narrative of not more than 7 pages that describes the long-standing
and substantial contributions that pertain to the teaching of
women and gender.
3. At least 3 but no more than 5 letters of recommendation (former
students, colleagues, protégés).
4. Supporting materials (syllabi, student work samples, summary
course evaluations, articles, etc.) not to exceed 10 pages.
The
deadline for receipt of materials is June 1st, 2009.
Questions
and materials should be addressed to:
Heritage
Awards Chair
Tomi-Ann Roberts, PhD
Tutt Science 306F
Department of Psychology
The Colorado College
14 E. Cache La Poudre St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Phone: (719) 389-6838
Fax: (719) 389-6284
E-mail: troberts@ColoradoCollege.edu
For more informaiton, please see SPW's Heritage Site: http://www.psych.yorku.ca/femhop/
For more information about this site,
contact Kelly Kadlec, Division 35 webmaven.
