SPP AWARDS OF DISTINCTION

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Society of Pediatric Psychology, please join us in congratulating our 2021 Distinguished Award Winners:

 

Wright Ross Salk Award for Distinguished Service

In recognition of the early founders of pediatric psychology, this award honors outstanding service contributions to the Society of Pediatric Psychology or to the field of pediatric psychology generally.

This year, the Wright Ross Salk Award for Distinguished Service goes to William Douglas Tynan, Jr., PhD, ABPP.

 


SPP Award for Distinguished Contributions to Diversity

This award honors a pediatric psychologist who professionally promotes understanding and respect for diversity in research, policy or practice within the field of pediatric psychology.

This year, the SPP Award for Distinguished Contributions to Diversity goes to  Danika S. Perry, PsyD.

 


Carolyn S. Schroeder Award for Outstanding Clinical Practice

This award recognizes excellence, innovation and leadership in the clinical practice of pediatric psychology.

This year, the Carolyn S. Schroeder Award for Outstanding Clinical Practice goes to Amy Baughcum, PhD.

 


Dennis Drotar Distinguished Research Award

 

This award recognizes excellence and significant contributions in establishing the scientific base of pediatric psychology.

This year, the Dennis Drotar Distinguished Research Award goes to Christine T. Chambers, PhD, RPsych.

 


Donald K. Routh Early Career Award

 

This award recognizes significant contributions to the field of pediatric psychology in research, clinical training, and/or service during the early career.

This year, the Donald K. Routh Early Career Award goes to Kristin A. Long, PhD.

 


Michael C. Roberts Award for Outstanding Mentorship

This award honors a pediatric psychology faculty member who mentors students in an exemplary way, providing professional advice and guidance through various phases of training including early-career development.

This year, the Michael C. Roberts Award for Outstanding Mentorship goes to Lindsey L. Cohen, PhD.