Criteria

• All entries should be submitted electronically and in English (UK).
• Entries can be an essay, research (such as a dissertation, including systematic reviews), thesis work and case work (e.g., Clinical/Counselling/Forensic Psychology trainees).
• Submission must be related to sexualities (for example, LGBTQ issues, gender, sexuality, relationship diversity).
• Students should clearly state authorship and should be the primary author of submission
• Student will be required to prove their student status (e.g. a signed letter from supervisor).
• The submitted work must not have been published elsewhere

Eligibilty

• Entries can be from full-time and part-time students
• Entries from UK/International students
• The candidate should be/have been studying for a recognised post-graduate degree in Psychology.
• The work of Master's students as well as MPhil/PhD/Professional Doctorate students is eligible for the post-graduate award.
• Anyone from last year is able to submit

Guidance for nominations

You will need the following information

How to apply

• Apply here

• Deadline will be 31 May 2020

Judging process

The Psychology of Sexualities Committee reserves the right to not make an annual award in any of the categories. The decision of the Committee is final, and no correspondence with respect to unsuccessful applications will be engaged in. Unsuccessful applicants may be invited to re-submit to an alternative category and/or in future years. Applications will not be considered in more than 2 consecutive years. In exceptional circumstances an overall winner and one or more 'highly commended' prizes may be awarded in the categories.

The Award winner

• By accepting an award winner will be agreeing to publish in Psychology of Sexualities Review (full length article).

Criteria

All entries should be submitted electronically and in English (UK).

Contributions can include, but are not restricted to:

• developing equality within services in relation to sexualities
• enhancing client/patient experience within services/client focused work in relation to sexualities
• increasing wellbeing of clients in relation to sexualities
• reducing suffering and stigma in relation to sexualities
• service level implementation of initiatives for reduce suffering/stigma/increasing wellbeing

Eligibility

• Contributions specific to psychology and sexualities (for eg, LGBTQ issues, gender, sexuality, relationship diversity).
• Must be a registered as a practitioner psychologist (e.g., Forensic, Clinical, Counselling, Health, Educational, etc.)
• Substantial contribution to the field of sexualities.
• Anyone from last year is able to submit

Guidance for nominations

You will need the following information

How to apply

• Apply here
• Deadline will be 31 May 2020

Judging process

The Psychology of Sexualities Committee reserves the right to not make an annual award in any of the categories. The decision of the Committee is final, and no correspondence with respect to unsuccessful applications will be engaged in. Unsuccessful applicants may be invited to re-submit to an alternative category and/or in future years. Applications will not be considered in more than 2 consecutive years. In exceptional circumstances an overall winner and one or more 'highly commended' prizes may be awarded in the categories.

The Award winner

• Award winners are expected to make themselves available to attend the Section Annual Event (usually December) to make a short presentation and receive their award.
• By accepting an award winner will be agreeing to publish in Psychology of Sexualities Review (short article).

Criteria

All entries should be submitted electrinically and in English (UK).

We would like to welcome nominations for research which has an impact in various ways, for example further research, practice and policy.

Contribution - To what extent has the candidate's reserch developed knowledge, practice and/or policy.

Science - To what extent has the candidate produced robust, quality research? (For eg, gaining quality samples, replicable results, addressing real world problems etc).

Competence - To what extent has the candidate's work demonstrated excellence in research methodology.

Visibility - To what extent has the candidate disseminated their work to those within the field and outside of this (for eg publishing record, conference or public presentations, media appearance).

Eligibilty

• Contributions to the field/research in relation to sexualities (including: original research, new evidence, empirical or theoretical contribution, qualitative, quantitative or mixed-methods research etc
• Not eligible for either student award
• Someone who has made a contribution to the Psychology of Sexualities and/or LGBTQI Psychology (for eg LGBTQ issues, gender, sexuality, relationship diversity).
• Should clearly state authorship and should be the sole or first author of submission
• Submission must be related to sexualities and psychology
• The submission must not have been previously published or be under consideration for publication elsewhere
• Anyone from last year is able to submit

Guidance for nominations

You will need the following information

How to apply

• Apply here
• Deadline will be 31 May 2020

Judging process

The Psychology of Sexualities Committee reserves the right to not make an annual award in any of the categories. The decision of the Committee is final, and no correspondence with respect to unsuccessful applications will be engaged in. Unsuccessful applicants may be invited to re-submit to an alternative category and/or in future years. Applications will not be considered in more than 2 consecutive years. In exceptional circumstances an overall winner and one or more 'highly commended' prizes may be awarded in the categories.

The Award winner

• Award winners are expected to make themselves available to attend the Section Annual Event (usually December) to make a short presentation and receive their award.
• By accepting an award winner will be agreeing to publish in Psychology of Sexualities Review (short article).

Criteria

All entries should be submitted electronically and in English (UK).

Entries can be an essay, research (such as a dissertation, including systematic reviews), thesis work and case work (eg Clinical/Counselling/Forensic Psychology trainees).

Submission must be related to sexualities (for example, LGBTQ issues, gender, sexuality, relationship diversity).

Students should clearly state authorship and should be the primary author of subbmission.

Student will be required to prove their student status (eg a signed letter from supervisor).

The submitted work must not have been published elsewhere.

Eligibilty

• Entries can be from full-time and part-time students
• Entries from UK/International students
• The candidate should be/have been studying for a recognised undergraduate degree in Psychology.
• The work of the undergraduate students is eligible for the undergraduate award.
• Anyone from last year is able to submit

Guidance for nominations

You will need the following information

How to apply

• Apply here
• Deadline will be 31 May 2020

Judging process

The Psychology of Sexualities Committee reserves the right to not make an annual award in any of the categories. The decision of the Committee is final, and no correspondence with respect to unsuccessful applications will be engaged in. Unsuccessful applicants may be invited to re-submit to an alternative category and/or in future years. Applications will not be considered in more than 2 consecutive years. In exceptional circumstances an overall winner and one or more 'highly commended' prizes may be awarded in the categories.

The Award winner

• Award winners are expected to make themselves available to attend the Section Annual Event (usually December) to make a short presentation and receive their award.
• By accepting an award winner will be agreeing to publish in Psychology of Sexualities Review (full length article).

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