APA President: Antonio E. Puente, PhD
The APA Leadership Institute for Women in Psychology
For commitment to preparing, supporting and empowering women psychologists to promote positive social change in a wide range of academic, professional and scientific settings.
Enerio Rodriguez Arias, PhD, Tirso Mejia-Ricart, PhD, Freddy Paniagua, PhD, and Carlos Hernandez, PhD
For expanding the limits of the science and profession of psychology.
Asociación de Psicología
For coming to the forefront to repair not only the physical destruction of the island, but the psyche of those who consider Puerto Rico their home.
Cynthia D. Belar, PhD, ABPP
For her extraordinary contributions to APA.
Merry Bullock, PhD
For extraordinary contributions to international psychology and for creating innovative, meaningful programs and policies.
Sally R. Cameron
For serving the North Carolina Psychological Association, APA, psychological practitioners, and consumers of psychological health are services with distinction, innovation and genuine caring for her fellow human beings.
First Lady Rosalyn Carter
For half a century of speaking up for those people with mental illness.
Donald A. Dewsbury, PhD
For his work as one of the foremost animal behaviorists, comparative psychologists and historians of psychology, not only of his generation, but in the history of psychology.
Div. 22 Rehabilitation Psychology
For being a leader through research, practice and advocacy in enhancing the well-being of people living with disability and chronic health conditions.
Randy Ernst, EdD
For pioneering leadership of modern day pedagogy of psychology.
Ronald E. Fox
For making our world a better place through making the profession of psychology a central change agent.
Miguel Perez Garcia, PhD
For pioneering research in cross cultural and social justice neuropsychology in Spain.
Gerald Goldstein, PhD
For extensive and significant contributions to clinical neuropsychology for over 60 years.
Alexis Lorenzo Ruiz, PhD
For establishing himself as a leader of Cuban psychology and Latin American psychology.
Kathleen McNamara, PhD
For aiding veterans, their families and also the people of Hawai'i.
Mian-Li Ong
For his leadership throughout his graduate studies in building an online ecology to raise the accuracy and visibility of psychological knowledge on Wikipedia and Wikiversity by blending research, teaching and service.
Melba Vasquez, PhD
For indefatigable leadership dedicated to the profession of psychology and those it serves.