The Richard M. Griffith Memorial Award
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Each year during the SSPP meeting, two papers are
given special recognition with the Richard M. Griffith Memorial
Awards. The rules for this competition state that applicants must
either have received their Ph.D. no more than five years prior to
the date of the annual meeting at which the paper is presented or
must be current candidates for the Ph.D. All Griffith Award
applicants must be either SSPP members or applicants for membership
in SSPP. Although papers by one author are preferred, in certain
circumstance papers by more than one author can be considered. In
that case, the eligible nominee for the Griffith Award must be the
first author, and it must be clear that the nominee contributed the
vast majority of the effort to the project. If you or one of your
students qualifies under the stated rules, the Council encourages
submission of a paper. Applicants for the Griffith Award must submit
full papers prior to the annual meeting at which they present those
papers. Details are provided in the annual call for papers. The
Griffith Award committee evaluates both the written paper and the
presentation at the annual meeting to help determine the winners. In
addition to the award, winners also receive a cash prize of $300.
The winners are announced and the cash awards are presented at the
business meeting that concludes the conference.
Griffith Award Winners:
YEAR
PHILOSOPHY
PSYCHOLOGY
1958 Joseph Margolis, University of South
Carolina
Warren Willingham, US Naval School of Aviation
1959 William Thomas Blackstone, University of Florida Alfred E. Kuenzli, Southern Illinois University
1960 William Thomas Blackstone, University of Florida Daniel Smersh Lordahl, Washington University
1961 William Thomas Blackstone, University of Florida Dempsey F. Pennington, University of Alabama
1962 Donald W. Sherburne, Vanderbilt University W. W. Dawson, US Army Medical Res. Lab
1963 Richard A. Smyth, University of North Carolina Leonard E. Jarrad,
Washington and Lee Univ.
1964 John T. Wilcox, Emory
University Vesta C. Skees, University of
Louisville
1965 Edward M. Galligan, University of North Carolina William P. Paré, Boston College
1966 Don Ihde, Southern Illinois
University Norman R. Remley, University of
Florida
1967 George B. Thomas, University of
Virginia Henry B. van Twyver, University of Florida
1968 Robert L. Arrington, Georgia State University Phillip R. Costanzo, University of Florida
Thomas K. Hearn, Jr., Coll. of William and Mary
1969 James F. Harris, University of
Georgia Virgil V. McKenna, College of William
and Mary
John Beversluis, Emory
University Ben B. Morgan, Jr., University
of Louisville
1970 Richard D. Parry, Agnes Scott
College Malcolm W. Huckabee, Southern
Miss.
1971 Edward S. Shirley, Louisiana State University George W. Menzer, University of Louisville
1972 Allen Gibbons, East Carolina
University L. James Shapiro, University of
Manitoba
1973 Alan E. Fuchs, College of William and Mary G. Rufus Sessions, Walter Reed Army Institute
1974 Roger J. Sullivan, University of South
Carolina Mary Ellen O’C. Chernovetz, University of Tulsa
1975 Paul Tibbets, University of
Dayton Frank Holly, U.S. Army Aeromedical
Research
1976 George Graham, Univ. of Alabama-Birmingham Louis M. Proenza, University of Georgia
1977 Gerald W. Casenave, Vanderbilt University Mary G. Boyd, College of Charleston
1978 Jeffrey Tlumak, Vanderbilt
University Gerald P. Kreuger,
Johns Hopkins Univ.
1979 H. Scott Hestevold, University of
Alabama
Richard A. Burns, Georgia Southwestern
1980 Mark C. Overvold, Virginia Commonwealth Sarah McLeod Miller, University of Virginia
1981 Peter J. Markie, Univ. of Missouri-Columbia Sara Stokes Benzel, Georgia State University
1982 Alfred L. Mele, Davidson
College Michale N. O’Malley, U niversity
of Colorado
1983 Judith Andre, Old Dominion
University Lynn Percival, Naval Aerospace
Med. Res. Lab.
1984 David N. James, Longwood
College Douglas E. Landon, Army Aeromedical Lab.
1985 Dorothy Coleman, Bowdoin
College Michael D. Chafetz, Tulane
University
1986 Michael P. Smith, Davidson College
1987 Richard McCarty, East Carolina University Carol S. Holding, University of Louisville
1988 James Robert Peters, University of the South Mark W. Scerbo, AT&T Systems
1989 Lila Luce, University of Alabama -Birmingham
1990 Piers Rawling, University of
Georgia Mary Lynne Dittmar, Univ.
Alabama -Huntsville
1991 Kirk Ludwig, University of
Florida Kelly Gurley Lambert,
Randolph-Macon College
1992 Robert Wilson, Cornell
University Wendy A. Rogers, Memphis
State University
1993 Victoria McGeer, Vanderbilt
University David A. Washburn, Georgia State
University
1994 Paul Davies, University of North
Carolina Nick Haslam, New School for Social
Research
1995 Steven Hales, University of
Bloomsburg Alfred Witkofsky, College of Charleston
1996 Claire Elise Katz, University of
Memphis Cecilia M. Acocella, Washington College
1997 Seth Holtzman, Murray State
University Leslee K. Pollina, Southeast Miss.
State Univ.
1998 Michael P. Lynch, Uni versity of
Mississippi Harold H. Greene,
Morris Brown
College
1999 Jonathan A. Waskan, Wash Univ., St. Louis Michael J. Beran, Georgia State University
2000 Jennifer McKitrick, Univ. of Alabama-Birmingham Thomas J. Capo, Auburn University
2001 David Shoemaker, Cal State
Northridge John Paul Mindam, University of
Illinois
2002 Thomas W. Polger, University of Cincinnati Samuel Fernandez-Carriba, Georgia State Univ.
2003 Chase B. Wrenn, University of Alabama Claudio Cantalupo, Georgia State University
2004 Alan Coates, Vanderbilt
University William S. Helton, Wilmington
College
2005 John Collins, East Carolina
University Dawn Morales, University of
Pennsylvania
2006 Andrea Scarantino, Georgia State University Lauren A. Taglialatela, Emory University
2007 Max Deutsch, East Carolina University
2008 Steven Todd, University of Cennecticut
2009 Justin Tiehen, University of Puget
Sound Joshua Redford, University
at Buffalo, SUNY
2010 Theodore
Bach, University of Connecticut
Justin J. Couchman, University at Buffalo, SUNY
2011 Corey Maley,
Princeton University
Lisa Heimbauer, Georgia State University
2012 Myrto
Mylopoulos, CUNY Graduate Center
Matthew Wisniewski, University at Buffalo, SUNY
2013 Paul Carron,
Baylor University
Bonnie Perdue, Georgia State University