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Cheryl Travis, PhD
1998 Distinguished Leader for Women in Psychology
For the excellence and breadth of her scholarship and leadership activities that have benefited women. Her research has significantly impacted women’s health, both nationally and internationally. Her research has addressed multiple areas of concern to women, has affected public policy, and has reduced discriminatory practices in medical decision-making. Her active, effective, and multifaceted leadership within the APA is equally deserving of recognition. Underlying all these wide-ranging efforts has been a continuous focus on advancing the status of women, thus embodying the finest ideals of feminism.
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