James Award Recipients Divison 36 of the American Psychological Association

2. William James Award

This award is offered every three years to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution through publication and professional activity to basic research and theory in the psychology of religion and related areas.

The recipient is presented with a plaque at the Division’s annual meeting.
Deadline for nominations: March 31 (the year preceding the year of award)

2010 Robert Emmons
2009 None
2008 None
2007 Lee Kirkpatrick
2006 None
2005 None
2004 None
2003 Jacob A. Belzen
2002 None
2001 None
2000 Antoine Vergote
1999 None
1998 None
1997 K. Helmut Reich
1996 None
1995 Kalevi Tamminen
1994 Jim Fowler
1993 Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi
1992 L.B. Brown
1991 Bruce Hunsburger
1990 Allen E. Bergin
1989 Peter Benson
1988 C. Daniel Batson
1987 Kenneth Pargament
1986 Richard Gorsuch
1985 Ralph Hood
1984 Noel Mailloux
1983 Merton Strommen
1982 Bernard Spilka
1981 Walter Houston Clark
1980 None
1979 Andre Godin
1978 None
1977 Orlo Strunk
1976 Frank Kobler

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