Wilhelm Wundt-William James Award for Exceptional Contributions to Trans-Atlantic Psychology

The Wilhelm Wundt-William James Prize was donated to EFPA by the American Psychological Foundation APF through a gift from Raymond Fowler, PhD, and is intended to recognize psychologists from Europe and/or North America who have made significant contributions to trans-Atlantic research collaboration.

There is no cash prize associated with the award, but recipients receive a mounted gold medallion, which is presented at the biennial meeting of the congress of the European Federation of Psychology Associations (EFPA).

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APF encourages nominations for individuals who represent diversity in race, ethnicity, gender, age, disability and sexual orientation.

Nomination Requirements

• A cover sheet indicating the nominee’s name and contact information and the nominator’s name and contact information.

• A letter of nomination detailing the contributions the nominee has made to European and North American psychology.

• A current CV for the nominee.

• Up to four supporting letters.

Submission Process

Please send all materials via email or send to: 

EFPA
Galery Agora
Grasmarkt 105/18
B-1000
Brussels, Belgium

To learn more, download the Call for Nominations (PDF, 147KB) or visit the EFPA website.

2013

Jean Pettifor, PhD

2011

Arne Öhman, PhD, Karolinska Institute at the XIIth European Congress of Psychology in Istanbul (Turkey)

2009

Norbert Schwarz, PhD, University of Michigan at the XIth European Congress of Psychology in Oslo (Norway)

2007

Professor Serge MOSCOVICI at the Xth European Congress of Psychology in Prague (Czech Republic)

2005

Professor Charles SPIELBERGER at the IXth European Congress of Psychology in Granada (Spain)

2003

Professor Endel TULVING and Professor Lars-Göran NILSSON at the VIII European Congress of Psychology in Vienna (Austria)