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Doctoral Program in Social Psychology
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The Stuart W. Cook Award is given annually to an advanced student
who has made impressive contributions to research in Social
Psychology while at NYU.
It is named in honor of Stuart W. Cook (1913-1993) who was an
early advocate of social psychological research on social
issues. He made important contributions to the study of
prejudice and social attitudes, and was a leader in building the
Psychology Department at NYU, particularly the Doctoral Program in
Social Psychology.
The following NYU graduates have been awarded the Stuart W. Cook
Award. Their names are also listed in a plaque that is
posted in the Social Psychology conference room.
| 1983 Christine Hepburn 1984 Ronald N. Bond 1985 Charles Stangor 1986 Timothy Strauman 1987 Felicia Pratto 1988 Abigail Panter 1989 Leonard S. Newman 1990 Lisa A. Spielman 1991 Akiva Liberman 1992 Erik Thompson 1993 Roger Giner-Sorolla 1994 Eva Pomerantz 1995 Eun Rhee 1996 Serena Chen 1997 Tanya Chartrand |
1998 Mark Chen 1999 Annette Lee-Chai 2000 Jeanette Alvarez & Jessica Cameron 2001 Alexander Todorov 2002 Melissa Ferguson 2003 Gráinne Fitzsimons 2004 Pamela Smith 2005 Kentaro Fujita 2006 Marlone Henderson 2007 Cheryl Wakslak 2008 Alison Ledgerwood 2009 Jaime Napier 2010 Saaid Mendoza 2011 Heather Barry Kappes 2012 Kyle G. Ratner |
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