Congratulations to 2021 Award Winners!

2021 winners of the Career Award, Early Career Award, and Dissertation Prize were recently announced.

Article February 14, 2021 Career Award for Lifetime Achievement Early Career Award Dissertation Prize

The 2021 winners are listed below. Histories and photos of all previous award winners can be found in the links to the right.

Career Award: Paul De Boeck, The Ohio State University
Early Career Award: Minjeong Jeon, University of California, Los Angeles
Dissertation Prize: Jonas Haslbeck, University of Amsterdam

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Career Award for Lifetime Achievement

The Career Award for Lifetime Achievement honors individuals whose publications, presentations, and professional activities over a career have had a widespread positive impact on the field of psychometrics. These contributions may include important theoretical or methodological developments, applications of psychometric theory and methods that have influenced substantive research in psychology, educational measurement or related fields, or innovative ideas that have significantly affected psychometric practices.

Overview December 17, 2019

Early Career Award

The Psychometric Society Early Career Award recognizes scholars at the early stage of their career whose research has the potential to make a major contribution to psychometric research and/or practice. The award may honor theoretical psychometric work, the development of psychometric software, or important psychometric contributions to substantive fields such as psychology, education, or medicine. Full details are available here.

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Dissertation Prize

The Psychometric Society Dissertation Prize recognizes at most one outstanding Ph.D. dissertation each year, written in any field covered by the journal Psychometrika. Criteria include the originality and rigor of the research, possible applications of the theory or methods and potential impact.

Eligible nominees must be members of the Psychometric Society and must have received their Ph.D. degree within the last year. Past winners appear below; full details are available here.

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