Fellows Selection
New Fellows
The Society for the Teaching of Psychology announces that Kenn Barron, Victor Benassi, David Kreiner, and Jodie Ullman were approved in August, 2012 by APA Council of Representatives as a new Fellows.
Current Fellows
- STP-APA Fellows
- The link below is to the list of current Fellows of Division 2 (APA) - The Society for the Teaching of Psychology. This list is to be used to help in the nomination process and as an aid to making requests for supporting endorsement letters.
- STP-APA Fellows
- STP-APS Fellows
- The link below is to the list of individuals named as Fellows of the Society for the Teaching of Psychology and also Fellows of the Association for Psychological Science.
- STP-APS Fellows
Call for Fellows Nominations
The Fellows Committee invites nominations for APA Fellow status for members of STP who are also APA members. The Committee is committed to increasing the diversity of Fellow nominees. Self‑nominations are welcome.
The Society’s criteria for APA Fellow Status include the following:
1. Evidence of outstanding teaching
2. Evaluation by colleagues, students, and administrators as a teacher
3. Development of innovative curricula and courses
4. Teaching methods
5. Research on teaching
6. Training of teachers
7. Development of teaching materials
8. Administrative facilitation of teaching
9. Outstanding service to the Society for the Teaching of Psychology and other organizations to foster the teaching of psychology
View examples of national contributions
Nominees will be evaluated based on their ability to (a) provide strong letters of endorsement from at least three current APA Fellows and (b) documentation in support of the criteria listed above, but not necessarily in all areas. These endorsement letters and supporting documentation will provide evidence first to the Society's Fellows Committee and subsequently to APA's Membership Committee, Board of Directors, and Council of Representatives that the nominees have met APA's principle criterion for selection to Fellow status, that is, that they have made "unusual and outstanding contribution or performance in the field of psychology."
A complete list of required an optional supporting materials can be found at http://www.apa.org/membership/fellows/index.aspx. All materials must be submitted electronically through the APA Fellows Application Platform, which can be accessed from the same page listed above. The Committee is committed to increasing the diversity of Fellow nominees. Self-nominations are welcome.
Deadline for receipt of completed applications including all endorsement letters and other supporting material is December 31, 2012. Applications completed after that date will be considered during the 2013-2014 selection process.
More information about the selection process and guidelines for endorsers can be found at http://teachpsych.org/members/fellows/fellow_informational.php.
Send any questions about the application process to:
Stephen L. Chew, PhDProfessor & Chair, Dept. of Psychology
Samford University
slchew@samford.edu