SRP Award Recipients

The Society for Research in Psychopathology presents eight awards each year. Here, you will find the most recent recipients of these awards. 

Joseph Zubin Award

The Society for Research in Psychopathology instituted an award given each Fall to one deserving individual for lifetime contributions to the understanding of psychopathology. The first award was given in 1987 to Dr. Joseph Zubin. In 1990, the organization's annual award was officially named the Joseph Zubin Award. Listed below are the the most recent winners of the award.

Sherryl Goodman

This Year's Winner (2025)

Steve Silverstein

University of Rochester

Headshot of Dr. Scott Monroe

Last Year's Winner (2024)

Scott Monroe

University of Notre Dame

Past Winners

2023

Sherryl Goodman, Emory University

2022

Deanna Barch, Washington University St. Louis

2021

Barbara Cornblatt, Hofstra a Northwell School of Medicine

2020

No award, meeting cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic

Smadar Levin Award

The Smadar Levin Award was created to honor the memory of Smadar Levin, who left a lasting mark on psychopathology research before her untimely death. The award is given at the Annual Meeting each year to the graduate student(s) or other predoctoral individual(s) who makes the most outstanding poster presentation. Up to five other strong poster presentations receive SRP Travel Awards.

To be announced

This Year's Winner (2025)

To be Announced

Previous Smadar Levin Award Winners

2023 - Jessica Duda, Yale University

2022 - Clara Freeman, McGill University

2021 - Erik Nook, Harvard University

2020 - No award, meeting cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic

2019 - Qimin Liu, Vanderbilt University

2022 Travel Awards

Bronwen Grocott, University of British Columbia

Margo Menkes, University of Michigan

John Purcell, Minneapolis VA

Ian Raugh, University of Georgia

Audrey Stromberg, University of Michigan

2021 Travel Awards

Shannon Glasgow, Stony Brook University

Grant Jones, Harvard University

Jaisal Merchant, Washington University

Jamilah Silver, Stony Brook University

Alainna Wen, University of Notre Dame

Bita Zareian, University of British Columbia

2019 Travel Awards

Salahadin Lotfi, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Rebecca Fortgang, Harvard University

Early Career Award

The Early Career Award was created to recognize exceptional young scholars in the field of psychopathology, who have shown considerable promise and productivity in the formative years of their career.

Antonia Kaczkurkin

This Year's Winner (2025)

Erik Nook

Princeton University

Headshot of Craig Rodriguez-Seijas

Last Year's Winner (2024)

Craig Rodriguez-Seijas

University of Michigan 

Past Winners

2023

Antonia Kaczkurkin, Vanderbilt University

2022

Dylan Gee, Yale University

2021

Anna Weinberg, McGill University

Aiden Wright, University of Pittsburgh

2020

Scott Vrieze, University of Minnesota

John Neale Sustained Mentorship Award

The John Neale Sustained Mentorship Award was created to recognize an exceptional scholar in the field of psychopathology who has throughout her/his career demonstrated continuous dedication to mentoring students, post-docs, and faculty in the field.

Keith Nuechterlein

This Year's Winner (2025)

Deanna Barch

Washington University

Headshot of Dr. Sheri Johnson

Last Year's Winner (2024)

Sheri Johnson

University of California, Berkeley

Previous John Neale Sustained Mentorship Award Winners

2023 - Keith Nuechterlein, UCLA

2022 - Gregory A. Miller, UCLA

2021 - Will Spalding, University of Nebraska Lincoln

2020 - Lee Anna Clark, University of Notre Dame

SRP Contributions to Advancing Representation and Equity (CARE) in Psychopathology Research Award

The SRP Contributions to Advancing Representation and Equity in Psychopathology Research Award was inaugurated in 2023 and recognizes an exceptional and sustained record of contributing to social justice (i.e., equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts), through research, service, teaching, mentorship, and/or other activities related to the field of psychopathology.

Diedre Anglin

This Year's Winner (2025)

Wendy Heller

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Diedre Anglin

Prior Winner (2023)

Diedre Anglin,

The City College of New York

President's Award

The SRP President's Award was created to encourage and facilitate the participation of young scholars from diverse backgrounds and from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in the society to join the organization and to participate in and present at SRP’s annual convention.

Diedre Anglin

This Year's Winner (2025)

Ellie Xu

University of Southern California

Diedre Anglin

This Year's Winner (2025)

Shayan Asadi

University of Michigan

2024

Teresa Vargas, Harvard University

2023

Scott Blain, Ohio State University

Emilia Cardenas, Vanderbilt University

Quanfa He, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Hanjoo Kim, University of Michigan

Samantha Pegg, Vanderbilt University

2022

Gifty Ayawvi, University of Georgia

Anh Dao, Vanderbilt University

Haley Wang, University of California, Los Angeles

Beier Yao, Michigan State University

Yinghao Zhang, Stony Brook University

2021

Katrina Aberizk, Emory University

Shuquen Chen, Teacher's College, Columbia University

Grant Jones, Harvard University

Lillian Li, Northwestern University

Jamilah Silver, Stony Brook University

2020

(No awards, meeting cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic)

Scholarship Award

 

To be announced

This Year's Winner (2025)

To Be Announced

2024

Luz Maria Alliende Serra, Northwestern University

Emma Ilyaz, Queen's University

2023

Tanya Tran, Queen's University

Katrina Rbeiz, Vanderbilt University

Julia Moreau, Queen's University

2022

Simone Sanders, Georgia State University

Shoquan Chen, Columbia University

Riley McDoanal, Stony Brook University

2021

Dominique Black, Medical University of South Carolina

Karen Tang, Dollhousie University

Kevin Narine, William James College

Diversity Equity and Inclusion Poster Award

To be announced

This Year's Winner (2025)

To Be Announced

 

2024

Craig McFarland

Aijia Yao, Rutgers (honorable mention)

2023

Lillian Hammer, University of Southern Mississippi 

Katrina Rbeiz, Vanderbilt University (honorable mention)

2022

Shayan Asadi, University of Michigan

Jenny Shen, Stony Brook University (honorable mention)

2021

Natalia Drobotenko, Queen's University

Thien-An Le, Capital OCD & Anxiety Practice (honorable mention)