The Logan Wright Distinguished Service Award
The Logan Wright Distinguished Research Award recognizes excellence and significant contributions in establishing the scientific base of pediatric psychology. The importance of this research award becomes more evident as the field moves from intuitive to an empirical base.
Nominations can be made for one particularly significant contribution or a series of contributions that are available for scrutiny and documentation. Nominations and endorsements should include an evaluative summary of the contribution, noting the positive impact of the nominee’s research and detailing the extent of scholarship given in productivity.
Self nominations will not be considered since this award represents recognition of scholarly contributions by one’s peers. The nominees and the award recipient need not be SPP members nor necessarily active in SPP activities, but they should be or should have been on the front line of active, productive research in the field of pediatric psychology. The recipient will present a 20 minute summary of his/her research at the 2008 APA meeting.
Nominations may be made by sending current curriculum vitae and letter describing the nominee’s qualifying characteristics. The deadline for nominations is December 1. Send nominations to:
Kathleen Lemanek, Ph.D.
Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
700 Children’s Drive
Columbus, OH 43205
Email: Kathleen.Lemanek@nationwidechildrens.org
Logan Wright Distinguished Research Award Recipients
| 2009 | Patrick McGrath | 1999 | Lynda Dahlquist |
| 2008 | Ronald T. Brown | 1998 | Lynn Walker |
| 2007 | Barbara Morrongiello | 1997 | Annette La Greca |
| 2006 | Timothy Wysocki | 1996 | Suzanne Bennett Johnson |
| 2005 | Grayson Holmbeck | 1995 | James Varni |
| 2004 | Robert Noll | 1994 | Karen Matthews |
| 2003 | Karen Gil & | 1993 | Dennis Drotar |
| Lori Stark | 1991 | Barbara G. Melamed | |
| 2002 | Anne Kazak | 1989 | Lizette Peterson |
| 2001 | Alexandra Quittner | 1987 | John Spinetta |
| 2000 | Raymond K. Mulhern |


