STP Presidential Citations

Beginning in 2004, the Society for the Teaching of Psychology President has given Presidential Citations to individuals who have made extraordinary life-time contributions to the Society and/or to the teaching of psychology. The President ordinarily presents the Citations during the Business Meeting at the Annual Conference on Teaching.

Click here to view historical records of these citations; several citations include the text of the citation and/or photos of the president bestowing the citation to the recipient.

2021

Kelley Haynes-Mendez (American Psychological Association)
Birgit Spinath (Heidelberg University, Germany)

2020

Loretta Neal McGregor (Arkansas State University)
Kristin Habashi Whitlock (Davis High School, Utah)

2019

Bernard C. Beins (Ithaca College)
Kenneth A. Weaver (Emporia State University)

2018

Jacquelyn Cranney (University of New South Wales)
Warren Street (Central Washington University)

2017

Martha Boenau (American Psychological Association)
Lee Gurel (Mental Health & Behavioral Science Service, Veterans Administration)

2016

Tom Pusateri (Kennesaw State University)

2015

Ted Bosack (Providence College)

2014

Dana S. Dunn (Moravian College)
Maureen A. McCarthy (Kennesaw State University)

2013

David G. Myers (Hope College)
William Buskist (Auburn University)

2012

Wilbert J. McKeachie (University of Michigan)

2011

Mary Kite (Ball State University)
Ludy T. Benjamin Jr. (Texas A&M University)

2010

Wayne Weiten (University of Nevada Las Vegas)
Ruth Ault (Davidson College)

2009

Charles L. Brewer (Furman University)
Randolph A. Smith (Lamar University)

2008

Jane Halonen (University of West Florida)

2007

G. William Hill IV (Kennesaw State University)
Diane Halpern (Claremont McKenna College)

2006

Paul Nelson (Education Directorate, American Psychological Association)
Barbara Nodine (Arcadia University)

2005

Sam Cameron (Arcadia University)
Elizabeth Swenson (John Carroll University)

2004

Steve Davis (Emporia State University)
Jim Korn (Saint Louis University)
Marky Lloyd (Georgia Southern University)
Virginia Mathie (James Madison University)