Wilhelm Wundt - William James Award

The American Psychological Foundation’s (APF) Wilhelm Wundt – William James Award is given at the biennial European Congress of Psychology.
The award, which recognizes psychologists who have made distinguished contributions to the science and profession of psychology and to the promotion of effective cooperation between Europe and North America, is made possible by a gift to APF from Dr. Raymond Fowler.
New criteria will follow.
EFPA sets up a seven-person Wundt/James Award Committee, which includes the President, Secretary General, a member of the EFPA Executive Committee, two members from the Board on Scientific Affairs and two members from North America. The North American members will be nominated by the APA Office of International Affairs and should represent the constituencies of CIRP and Division 52. The members of the Committee should be recognized as leading psychologists in Europe and/or North America.
Information will follow.
Nominations should include: