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Mary Whiton Calkins Lecture
 
The Mary Whiton Calkins lecture was established in 1994 to commemorate the first woman president of APA. This lecture series serves as a forum for historical scholarship on under-represented groups in the history of psychology, such as women or ethnic minorities, or on alternative, marginalized perspectives on the history of psychology. The lecture is presented annual at the meeting of the Society for the History of Psychology. 

2019 

Jennifer Scott


2018 

Miroslava Chávez-García


2017 

No Lecture 


2016 

Lorraine Radtke


2015 

Katie Kilroy-Marac

 
2014 

Roger Smith 


2013 

Katharine Milar

 
2012 

Jill Morawski 


2011 

Olivia Hooker 


2010 

Stephanie Shields 


2009 

Lorraine Code 


2008 

Anne Harrington 



 

2007 

Layli Phillips 


2006 

Joanne Meyerowitz 


2005 

Andrew Heinze 


2004 

Elizabeth Scarborough 


2003 

Molly Ladd-Taylor 


2002 

Alison Winter 


2001 

Phillip Cushman 


2000 

Katherine Pandora 


1999 

Robert Guthrie 


1998 

Jeane Marecek 


1997 

Janis Bohan 


1996 

Ellen Herman 


1995 

Mary Brown Parlee 


1994 

Gail Hornstein 


 

SHP gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their generous contributions to the Mary Whiton Calkins fund:


David W. Carroll 


Raymond E. Fancher 

  

Sybillynn Jennings 


Alexandra Rutherford 

  

Laurence Smith


Andrew Winston


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