SMEP

Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology

Cattell Early Career Research Award

The Cattell Early Career Research Award is named for Raymond B. Cattell, a founder of SMEP. This award is an early-career award given annually by the Society to a young researcher who has made outstanding contributions to multivariate experimental psychology and who shows promise of continued work of a very high quality. The recipient need not be a member of SMEP. Criteria for the award are as follows: (1) outstanding contribution to multivariate experimental psychology; (2) age 40 or younger, or 10 years or less post-Ph.D.; (3) a minimum of one publication in a refereed journal. Nominations are solicited annually from members of the Society, and members then vote among the nominees to select a winner. The winner of the Cattell Early Career Research Award is invited to the annual SMEP meeting to present an address and is also given a $1,200 honorarium and $900 for travel expenses.

Past recipients of the Cattell Award:

  • 2011: Lesa Hoffman, University of Nebraska
  • 2010: Guangjian Zhang, University of Notre Dame
  • 2009: Nathan R. Kuncel, University of Minnesota
  • 2008: Kristopher J. Preacher University of Kansas
  • 2007: Gitta H. Lubke University of Notre Dame
  • 2006: Jeremy Biesanz University of British Columbia
  • 2005: Albert Maydeu-Olivares University of Barcelona
  • 2004 Daniel Bauer University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • 2003 Deniz Ones University of Minnesota
  • 2002 Kehai Yuan University of Notre Dame
  • 2001 Patrick Curran University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • 2000 Steve Boker University of Notre Dame
  • 1999 Gerard Saucier University of Oregon
  • 1998 Steven Reise UCLA
  • 1997 Niels Waller University of California Davis
  • 1996: Oliver John University of California Berkeley
  • 1995: --No award--
  • 1994: Michael Neale Virginia Institute for Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics
  • 1993: Roger Millsap Baruch College, CUNY (Now at Arizona State University)
  • 1992: Keith Widaman University of California Riverside
  • 1991: Linda Collins University of Southern California (Now at Pennsylvania State University)
  • 1990: Scott Maxwell University of Notre Dame
  • 1989: Wayne deSarbo
  • 1988: Robert Cudeck University of Minnesota
  • 1987: Jack McArdle University of Virginia
  • 1986: James Steiger University of British Columbia
  • 1985: --No award--
  • 1984: --No award--
  • 1983: --No award--
  • 1982: Robert Sternberg Yale University
  • 1981: Larry Hubert now at University of Illinois
  • 1980: Gene Glass
  • 1979: --No award--
  • 1978: Patricia Cohen
  • 1977: Myron Wish
  • 1976: Ralph Hakstian
  • 1975: Paul Baltes
  • 1974: Nancy Hirschberg
  • 1973: John Horn
  • 1972: Peter Bentler & John Nessleroade