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APS Fellows

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Fellow status is awarded to APS members who have made sustained outstanding contributions to the science of psychology in the areas of research, teaching, service, and/or application. Fellow status is typically awarded for one’s scientific contributions but may also be awarded for exceptional contributions to the field through the development of research opportunities and settings. Researchers who have an outstanding record of mentoring students from diverse backgrounds, working with research participants from diverse backgrounds, and making outstanding contributions to diversity and inclusion within the field of psychological science qualify for consideration. Candidates will be considered after 10 years of postdoctoral contribution, and APS Janet Taylor Spence Award recipients are honored with Fellow status the year after receiving their award. 

The following are the most recent members to be named APS Fellows and were nominated in 2024: 

  • Silvia Bonaccio, University of Ottawa  
  • Charles Calderwood, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University  
  • Hui Chen, Zhejiang University  
  • Aaron Fisher, University of California, Berkeley  
  • Gerald Haeffel, University of Notre Dame  
  • MarYam Hamedani, Stanford University  
  • Antonia Hamilton, University College London  
  • Sara Hodges, University of Oregon  
  • Jason Huang, Michigan State University  
  • Valerie Knopik, Purdue University  
  • Spike W. S. Lee, University of Toronto  
  • Brooke Macnamara, Purdue University  
  • Laura Mickes, University of Bristol  
  • Douglas Samuel, Purdue University  
  • Michael Scullin, Baylor University  
  • David Smith, Temple University  
  • Abigail Sussman, University of Chicago  
  • Daniel Swingley, University of Pennsylvania  
  • Stacie Warren, The University of Texas at Dallas  
  • Sylia Wilson, University of Minnesota  

In addition, the seven 2024 APS Janet Taylor Spence Awardees to be named APS Fellows are as follows:   

  • Sacha Epskamp, National University of Singapore  
  • Amit Goldenberg, Harvard Business School  
  • Jonas Kunst, University of Oslo 
  • Peggy Liu, University of Pittsburgh  
  • Jackson Lu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology  
  • Leah Richmond-Rakerd, University of Michigan  
  • Monica Rosenberg, The University of Chicago