In
recognition of longstanding leadership in furthering the professional
identity of psychology, LRPA receives a Public Education award from
the Ontario Psychological Association (2003)
Pictured here are (from left to right): psychologists Dr. Bill Newby,
Dr. Beth Mitchell, Dr. Ian Nicholson, Dr. Gloria Grace, and Dr. Sid Freedman.
LRPA Award for Psychology Service Provider of the Year
Pictured here are (from left to right): Dr. Jack Ferrari (2010 recipient) and Dr. Ian Nicholson (introduction)
This award
recognizes outstanding contributions to the professional practice
of Psychology in the London and surrounding areas. Contributions may
include clinical service provision, training, advocacy, public education
or involvement with professional or regulatory organizations.
Recipients
2010
Dr. Jack Ferrari
2009
Dr. David Dozois
2008
Dr. Barrie Evans
2007
Dr. Ian Nicholson
2006
Dr. Helen
Valerio
2005
Dr. Judith-Ann
(Judy) Short
2004
Dr. David Wolfe
2003
Dr. Bill Newby
2002
Dr. Jim Mendonca
2001
Dr. David Evans & Dr. Margaret Hearn (retirement tribute)
2000
Dr. Warren Nielson
1999
Dr. Gail Golden
1998
Dr. Trevor Smith
1997
Dr. Beth Mitchell
1996
Dr. George Phils
1995
Dr. Allan Lescheid
1994
Dr. Margaret Howe
1993
Dr. Doug Jackson
1992
Dr. Peter Jaffe
1991
Dr. Margaret Hearn
1990
Dr. David Evans
LRPA Award for Outstanding Contribution by a Psychology Student
Pictured here are (from left to right): Juliana Tobon (2010 recipient) and Naomi Gryfe Saperia (introduction)
This award
recognizes a student whose efforts in the past year have reflected
admirably on the profession or practice of psychology in our area.
Examples include involvement in advocacy, providing public education,
helping to translate research into practice, or providing clinical
service to under-serviced client groups. This award is based more
on the quality of contribution, rather than on quantity of hours devoted
to the effort. Also, the student’s noteworthy efforts may have
taken place in the context of credited coursework, practicum or internship
experiences, but should stand out in some way for the initiative,
professionalism, or quality.
Recipients
2010
Juliana Tobon
2009
Advocacy Through Action (UWO student group)
2008
(inaugural)
Agnes Massak
To nominate an individual for a LRPA award, download form here.
Only LRPA
members can put forth nominations (Become a LRPAmember).
Nominees
do not need to be members of LRPA.
Please complete the form
and e-mail to the LRPA Secretary.
Nominations will be compiled
and reviewed by the Executive Committee.
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and psychological associates in Southwestern Ontario.
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