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Please note: Book Award nominations are due TODAY! All other nominations are due by 15 January.
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Please note: Book Award nominations are due TODAY! All other nominations are due by 15 January.
Learn more and submit a nomination: bit.ly/4pHXqyr
#ISPP #ISPP2026 #AwardsNominations #PoliticalPsychology #AcademicAwards #ISPPAnnualMeeting
Submissions close 6 December 2025 — don’t miss your chance to share your research and insights with the ISPP community.
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Submissions close 6 December 2025 — don’t miss your chance to share your research and insights with the ISPP community.
Submit here: bit.ly/44b4sTD
#ISPP2025 #CallForPapers #PoliticalPsychology #ISPPAnnualMeeting #AcademicConference #ResearchCommunity
🏆 Kudos Column – Ameni Mehrez, winner of the 2025 ISPP Best Dissertation Award
🏆 Kudos Column – Ameni Mehrez, winner of the 2025 ISPP Best Dissertation Award
📣 Chair’s Address – A welcome from our new ECC Chair, Kostas Papaioannou.
📣 Chair’s Address – A welcome from our new ECC Chair, Kostas Papaioannou.
📚 Book awards: 15 December 2025
📜 All other awards: 15 January 2026
💬 ISPP encourages diverse nominations from across the globe.
📩 Visit www.ispp.org/awards for details and submission instructions.
Let’s celebrate excellence in political psychology — nominate someone today! 💡
📚 Book awards: 15 December 2025
📜 All other awards: 15 January 2026
💬 ISPP encourages diverse nominations from across the globe.
📩 Visit www.ispp.org/awards for details and submission instructions.
Let’s celebrate excellence in political psychology — nominate someone today! 💡
🏆 Roberta Sigel Early Career Scholar Paper Awards – Excellence in early career research
🏆 Noel Markwell Media Award – Outstanding media contribution reflecting ISPP’s mission
🏆 Roberta Sigel Early Career Scholar Paper Awards – Excellence in early career research
🏆 Noel Markwell Media Award – Outstanding media contribution reflecting ISPP’s mission
🏆 David O. Sears Book Award – Best book in political psychology of mass politics
🏆 Jim Sidanius Early Career Award – Exceptional achievement within 10 years of PhD
🏆 David O. Sears Book Award – Best book in political psychology of mass politics
🏆 Jim Sidanius Early Career Award – Exceptional achievement within 10 years of PhD
🏆 Knutson Award – Long-standing service to ISPP
🏆 John L. Sullivan Mentorship Award – Exceptional mentoring and support
🏆 Knutson Award – Long-standing service to ISPP
🏆 John L. Sullivan Mentorship Award – Exceptional mentoring and support
Rosario Aguilar
Chair, 2025–2026 Nominating Committee
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Rosario Aguilar
Chair, 2025–2026 Nominating Committee
📧 [email protected]
#ISPP #PoliticalPsychology #Leadership #AcademicCommunity #CallForNominations
📅 Deadline: November 5, 2025
📄 Learn more about responsibilities and eligibility in the ISPP Constitution & Bylaws: loom.ly/CTE51VY
📅 Deadline: November 5, 2025
📄 Learn more about responsibilities and eligibility in the ISPP Constitution & Bylaws: loom.ly/CTE51VY
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Patricia is a PhD candidate in Social Psychology at Eötvös Loránd University. Her research focuses on allyship, ally action and motivations and intergroup helping.