SRCD Early Career Research Contributions Awards

Established in 2002, the SRCD Early Career Research Contributions Awards and are made to a person or persons who distinguish themselves as emerging scientists and scholars, as evidenced through research, publications, and other scholarly activity. Nominees should ordinarily be no more than six years beyond the Ph.D. or equivalent degree. Award recipients are invited to participate in the Society's Oral History Project immediately after the awards presentation with repeat interviews at appropriate intervals throughout their careers.

The awards are presented at SRCD’s Biennial Meeting. A list of previous award recipients can be found below:

Award for Early Career Research Contributions
2011
  • Catherine P. Bradshaw
  • Brian M. D'Onofrio
  • Tobias Grossman
  • Candice L. Odgers
  • Laura E. Schulz
 2009
  • Carol M. O'Connor
  • Victoria Talwar
  • Noel A. Card
  • Daniel Ansari
2007
  • Simona Ghetti
  • Sara Jaffee
  • Ariel Knafo
  • Glenn I. Roisman
 2005
  • Amanda Rose
  • Ulrich Muller
  • Qi Wang
  • Robert Crosnoe
2003
  • Ariel Kalil
  • John Spencer
    

Unfortunately, nominations are no longer being accepted for the 2013 SRCD Biennial Meeting.  Please check back in the summer of 2014 for information on eligibility and how to submit nominations for the next round of SRCD Early Career Research Contributions Awards.