Awards

SPIM offers three awards. The Distinguished Psychologist in Management Award, Richard Kilburg Service Award and the Women’s Endowment Early Career Leadership Award

DISTINGUISHED PSYCHOLOGIST IN MANAGEMENT AWARD

The Distinguished Psychologist in Management Award recognizes outstanding contributions to the practice of management by a psychologist. It was created to recognize individual accomplishments in fulfilling the purpose of the Society of Psychologists in Management (SPIM), which is to facilitate the growth, development, and interaction of psychologists who work as managers, or who otherwise contribute to the application of psychology in management.

The award is presented to an individual who has developed, refined, and implemented practices, procedures, and methods that have a major impact on people in organizational settings and/or on the professions of management.

The award includes an honorarium, a plaque and an invited address at SPIM's Midwinter Conference.

The recipient must be a psychologist and manager (or one who has made major contributions to psychology and management). Membership in the American Psychological Association or the American Psychological Society is highly desirable as evidence of commitment to the science and practice of psychology.

2019 Sandra L. Shullman, PhD
2018 Cathleen Civiello, PhD	2017 Terry Maple, PhD	2016 E. Kevin Kelloway, PhD
2015 William H. Mobley, PhD	2014 Connie Rath, PhD	2013 Judith Albino, PhD
2012 Arthur M. Freedman,  PhD	2011 Dale Thompson, PhD	2010 David Baker, PhD
2009 Norman Anderson, PhD	2008 Robert "Bob" Lee, PhD	2007 Al Parchem, PhD
2006 David P. Campbell, PhD	2005 Richard C. Atkinson, PhD	2004 Eric Haseltine, PhD
2003 Miriam Graddick-Weir, PhD	2002 Richard Kilburg, PhD	2001 Tom Osborne, PhD (Congressman)
2000 Marilyn Gowing, PhD	1999 Donald Clifton, PhD	1998 Bernard Bass, PhD
1997 Carl F. Frost, PhD	1996 Joyce Shields, PhD	1995 William Howell, PhD
1995 William Howell, PhD	1994 Harold Tragash, PhD	1993 Francis D. Horowitz, PhD
1992 William C. Byham, PhD	1991 John Conger, PhD	1990 Kenneth E. Clark, PhD
1989 Robert Perloff, PhD	1988 Raymond Fowler, PhD	1987 Charles Kiesler, PhD
1986 Douglas Bray, PhD	1985 Harry Levinson, PhD

RICHARD KILBURG SERVICE AWARD

The Richard Kilburg Service Award is given, from time to time, to a SPIM member who has demonstrated an unusual level of service and commitment, dedicating extraordinary time and effort to the goals, purposes and activities of the organization. The award is named for SPIM's first president.

2007 AL Hollenbeck, PhD 
For Exceptional Service as creator of the SPIM website and subsequent webmaster, 1999 -2006, as well as manager of elections, online surveys, and general advisor on all things technical.

2004 David Brandt, PhD
In Recognition of Exceptional Service as SPIM Coordinator of Continuing Education, 1996-2004.

2002 Rodney L. Lowman, PhD
In Recognition of Exceptional Service as Founding Editor of The Psychologist- Manager Journal, 1997-2002.

 THE WOMEN’S ENDOWMENT EARLY CAREER LEADERSHIP AWARD

The purpose of The Women’s Endowment Early Career Leadership Award is to ensure that women leaders, managers and consultants are actively involved in SPIM activities and can be accomplished in several ways. The award is established to sponsor a deserving female psychologist in attending or distinguished female psychologist presenting at the SPIM conferences and institutes. Specifically, the award will pay for the individual’s registration to the conference, two half-day institutes and a one-year membership to SPIM. At this time, we are looking for nominations from SPIM members for a female psychologist who meets the following criteria:

• Has potential to benefit from SPIM and to make contributions to SPIM and its mission of facilitating the growth, development and interaction of psychologists who work as managers
• Is not a SPIM member
• Has received a PhD in psychology within the last ten years
• Has been a manager for less than ten years (women psychologists in academia and the federal government are eligible candidates, if in leadership roles under 5 years or less

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2016 Nneka Jones Tapia, PsyD

2015 Melissa Jents, PsyD

2014 Myranda Grahek, PhD

2013 Jennifer Geimer, PhD

2012 Jennifer Nguyen, PhD