Distinguished Mentor Award

The Society for Military Psychology, APA Div. 19, is accepting nominations for the Military Psychology Distinguished Mentor Award. This award is intended to recognize exceptional efforts of individuals who invest in the development of psychologists and other professionals interested in the psychological study of the military through service, education, research, teaching and training. Mentoring can be that of mentees in any level of professional achievement.

The winner of the Military Psychology Distinguished Mentor Award will be recognized with an award plaque during the APA Annual Convention, Div. 19 awards ceremony.

The primary nominator must be a member of Div. 19. Nominees do not need to be a Div. 19 member, however.

Please submit the following:

• A letter of justification describing the qualifications of the nominee (please limit to a single page).

• A current resume or CV.

Submit nominations in PDF format and list the name of the nominee and the award on the subject line of your email (e.g., John Doe, Julius E. Uhlaner Award). Awards will be presented during the Div. 19 (Society for Military Psychology) business meeting at the APA convention. Descriptions of awards and detailed instructions are available at the Society for Military Psychologyopens in new window.  

2020
P. A. Hancock, DSc, PhD, Amy Jak, PhD, and Michelle L. Kelley, PhD

2019
Paul T. Bartone, PhD, and George L. Hanawahine, PhD

2018
W. Brad Johnson, PhD

2017
Amy B. Adler, PhD; Thomas J. Williams, PhD