American Sociological Association: Social Psychology Past Award Recipients

Section For Social Psychology Award Recipients

Cooley-Mead Award
The Cooley-Mead Award for Distinguished Scholarship was established in 1978.

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD
2012	Lawrence D. Bobo	Harvard University
2011	Jeylan Mortimer	University of Minnesota
2010	Peggy Thotis	Indiana University
2009	Linda Molm,	University of Arizona
2008	Jane Allyn Piliavin	University of Wisconsin-Madison
2007	James House	University of Michigan
2006	Lynn Smith-Lovin	Duke University
2005	Cecilia L. Ridgeway	Stanford University
2004	Not given
2003	Peter Burke	University of California-Riverside
2002	Bernard P. Cohen	Stanford University
2001	Edward Lawler	Cornell University
2000	Morris Zelditch, Jr.	Stanford University
1999	Harold H. Kelley	University of California, Los Angeles
1998	David Heise	Indiana University
1997	Robert K. Merton	Columbia University
1996	Melvin Seeman	University of California-Los Angeles
1995	Harold Garfinkel	University of California-Los Angeles
1994	Anselm Strauss	University of California-San Francisco
1993	Glen H. Elder	Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1992	Melvin L. Kohn	Johns Hopkins
1991	Joseph Berger	Stanford University
1990	John Clausen	University of California-Berkeley
1989	Morris Rosenberg	University of Maryland
1988	William Sewell	University of Wisconsin
1987	Ralph Turner	University of California-Los Angeles
1986	Sheldon Stryker	Indiana University
1985	Howard Becker	Northwestern University
1984	Herbert Blumer	University of California-Berkeley
1983	Robert F. Bales	Harvard University
1982	Alex Inkeles
1981	Theodore M. Newcomb
1980	George Homans	Harvard University
1979	Erving Goffman	University of Pennsylvania
1978	Muzafer Sherif

Graduate Student Paper Award

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION	TITLE
2012	Alexander Lu	Indiana University	2011. “Stress and Physical Health Deterioration in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita” Sociological Perspectives, 2011, 54(2):229-250).
2011	Jeff Denis	Harvard University	“A Tenuous Balance: How Contact and Prejudice Coexist in a Northwestern Ontario Town.”
2010	Sarah Thebaud	Cornell University	Gender and Entrepreneurship as a Career Choice: Do Self Assessments Really Matter?
2009	Daniel B. Shank,	University of Georgia,	"Perceived Justice of Coercive Computers."
2008	Jenna Howard	Rutgers University
2007	Steven Hoffman	Northwestern University
2006	Steven M. Nelson	University of Arizona	“Redefining a Bizarre Situation: Relative Concept Stability in affect Control Theory”
2005	Justine Eatenson Tinkler Yan E. Li Stefanie Bailey Mollborn	Stanford University
2004	Matthew Brashears	University of Arizona, Tucson
2003	Steven Hitlin	University of Wisconsin, Madison	"Values as the Core of Personal Identity: Drawing Links Between Two Theories of Self"
2002	Reef Redford Youngreen Christopher D. Moore	University of Iowa	Not listed
2001	No Award Given
2000	Jeff Lucus	University of Iowa	Status, Legitimacy, and Institutionalism”
2000	D. Angus Vail	University of Connecticut	“The Commodification of Time in Two Art Worlds”
1999	C. Lynn Carr	Rutgers University	“Cognitive Scripting and Sexual Identification: Essentialism, Anarchism, and Consrtuctionism”
1998	Will Kalkhoff Chris Barnum	University of Iowa	“The Effects of Status-Organizing and Social Identity Processes on Patterns of Social Influence in Task and Collectively-Oriented Settings”
1997	Jennifer Dykema	University of Wisconsin-Madison	“Events, Instruments and Reporting Errors: Combining Knowledge from Multiple Perspectives”
1996	Nobuyuki Takahashi	University of Arizona
1995	Matthew O. Hunt	Indiana University	“The Individual, Society, or Both?”
1994	Bradley R. Entner Wright	University of Wisconsin-Madison	“Planning to Leave the Streets: The Theory of Reasoned Action Applied to Homelessness”
1993	Christina Nippert-Eng	SUNY-Stony Brook	“From Home to Work and Back Again: Commuting and the Transformation of Self”
1992	Joseph M. Whitmeyer	U of Washington	“A New Maximization Model of Human Behavior
1991	Virginia Teas Gill	University of Wisconsin-Madison	“Labeling the Delivery of Diagnostic News”
1990	C. Lee Harrington Robin W. Simon	University of California-Santa Barbara Indiana University	“Embarrassment in Social Interaction: A Video Study” Parental Role Strains, Parental Identity Salience & Gender Differences in Psychological Distress

Outstanding Recent Contribution in Social Psychology Award

YEAR		NAME		AFFILIATION		TITLE
2012		Cecilia Ridgeway		Stanford University		2011. Framed by Gender: How Gender Inequality Persists in the Modern World. Oxford University Press.