Honors and Awards

Nicole Buchanan received the Carolyn Payton Early Career Award for research making “a significant contribution to the understanding of the role of gender in the lives of Black women.” She also received the International Coalition Against Sexual Harassment Researcher Award “in recognition of your contributions to sexual harassment research.”

Rebecca Campbell received the Distinguished Contributions to Psychology in the Public Interest Award (Early Career), American Psychological Association. This award recognizes scholars who have advanced psychology as a science and contributed significantly to the public interest while still in the early stages of their careers. [more]

Josè Rubèn Parra-Cardona and Cris Sullivan were recognized in International for their international efforts to address violence against women [more]

Nicole Buchanan received MSU's Excellence in Diversity Award: "Emerging Progress" The Excellence in Diversity Recognition and Awards Program (EIDA) was designed in 1990 to support Michigan State University's achievements in the area of diversity and pluralism. [more]

Nicole Buchanan received the Association for Women in Psychology’s Women of Color Award for empirical research publications that “contribute significantly to the understanding of the psychology of women of color.”

VAWROI received the Excellence Award in Interdisciplinary Scholarship from The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.

Cris Sullivan recieved MSU’s Debut Outreach Scholarship Community Partnership Award A new Outreach Scholarship Community Partnership Award was presented for the first time at Michigan State University's Annual Awards Convocation on Thursday, February 9, 2006. [more]