Awards

ARP Service Award

The ARP Service Award is presented biennially to recognize extraordinary service to the organization. The ARP Executive Board established this award in 2013. More info is available on the Service Award page.

Early Career Award

The ARP Early Career Award is presented biennially to recognize exceptional early career accomplishments in personality research. The ARP Executive Board established this award in 2017. More information is available on the Early Career Award page.

Emerging Scholar Award

The ARP Emerging Scholar Award is presented biennially to recognize exceptionally high-quality work from emerging personality psychologists. The ARP Executive Board established this award in 2018. More information is available on the Emerging Scholar Award page.

Tanaka Dissertation Award

The J.S. Tanaka Personality Dissertation Award is presented annually to recognize an outstanding dissertation concerning personality. The award was established to honor the memory of Jeff Tanaka and his numerous contributions to the empirical study of personality. More information is available on the Tanaka Award page.

Murray-Helson Award

The Murray-Helson Award recognizes distinguished contributions to the study of individual lives and whole persons. The winner is selected every other year by a joint committee that includes representatives from both ARP and the Personological Society. More information is available on the Murray-Helson Award page.

Poster Award

The ARP Poster Awards are presented biennially to recognize excellent posters presented by graduate students or postdoctoral students at the ARP conference. A team of ARP members selects the best poster and a runner up poster from each poster session. More information is available on the Poster Award page.

Early Career Travel Award

ARP is dedicated to promoting students in personality psychology. With support from Hogan assessments, the Student Travel Award was created in 2018 to fund trainee travel to ARP or other personality science conferences. Because ARP is also committed to supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion and to maximizing the representation of diversity within our field, the student travel award focuses in particular on funding students and post-docs from under-represented communities. These communities include, but are not limited to, ethnic and racial minorities, LGBTQ2 students, first-generation college students, and students with a disability/special needs. More information is available on the Early Career Travel Award page.