The SIPS awards committee gives out two different types of awards to recognize projects that further the SIPS mission: larger recognitions given once a year (SIPS Mission Awards) and smaller recognitions given three times a year (SIPS Commendations).
SIPS Commendations
SIPS is soliciting nominations of projects that support the SIPS mission for its SIPS Commendation program. Nominations are sought year-round. To be considered for the next round, please make your nominations through this form by July 1, 2020.
SIPS Mission Award
SIPS is soliciting nominations of projects that support the SIPS mission for its SIPS Mission awards program. Please make your nominations through this form before July 1, 2020.
| Year | Project |
|---|---|
| 2020 | BLASPR: Black Social and Personality Psychologists Retreat |
| 2020 | brms: R Package for Bayesian Generalized Multivariate Non-linear Multilevel Models Using Stan |
| 2020 | Flourish: A Retreat for Pre-tenure Faculty of Color |
| 2020 | formr survey framework |
| 2020 | JAMOVI |
| 2020 | JASP |
| 2020 | Racial Inequality in Psychological Research: Trends of the Past and Recommendations for the Future |
| 2020 | ReproducibiliTea |
| 2019 | Learning Statistics with R |
| 2019 | Many Babies 1 |
| 2019 | Papaja |
| 2019 | SPRITE , GRIM, and their application in error detection in published research |
SIPS Leadership Award
| 2018 | Christopher R. Chartier, Ashland University |
| 2017 | Katherine S. Corker, Grand Valley State University |
SIPS Commendations
PsyArXiv Fundraising: David Condon, PsyArXiv Executive Committee (Jack Arnal, Grace Binion, Ben Brown), and SIPS Executive Officer Katie Corker
The Experience Sampling Method Item Repository: Olivia Kirtley, Anu P. Hiekkaranta, Yoram K. Kunkels, Davinia Verhoeven, Martine van Nierop, and Inez Myin-Germeys (searchable repository here)
Statistical Rethinking Lectures: Richard McElreath
Open Science Knowledge Base: Open Science Knowlege Base Team
ReproducibiliTea: Founders Sophia Cruwell, Amy Orben, and Sam Parsons; additional members of the ReproducibiliTea organizing committee (Matt Jaquiery, Katie Drax, and Jade Pickering); and local journal club organisers
Understanding statistical power and significance testing: An interactive visualization: Kristoffer Magnusson
JASP: the JASP team
jamovi: Jonathan Love, Damo Dropmann, Ravi Selker, and the broader jamovi community
brms: Paul Bürkner
HomeBank: Anne Warlaumont, Mark VanDam, Brian MacWhinney and corpus contributors (link to corpora)
Life Outcomes of Personality Replication Project: Chris Soto
AIID Study: Charlie Ebersole, Ian Husey, Sean Hughes, Jordan Axt, Calvin Lai, and Brian Nosek
Open Science Communities Nederland (OSCU, OSCNL, OSCA, OSCN, OSCR, OSC/e, OSCT, OSCG): Open Science Communities Utrecht Organizers Anita Eerland and Loek Brinkman (tutorial here)
Making free, open psychological datasets more accessible and useful for research and teaching: Cameron Brick
bayestestR: Dominique Makowski, Daniel Lüdecke and Mattan S. Ben-Shachar,
DeclareDesign: Graeme Blair, Jasper Cooper, Alexander Coppock, Macartan Humphreys and other contributors
DeclareDesign Tutorial: John-Henry Pezzuto
litsearchr: Eliza Grames, Andrew Stillman, Morgan Tingley, Chris Elphick
SSVSforPsych: Thomas McCauley, Sierra Bainter, Tor Wager, & Elizabeth Reynolds Losin
ggstatsplot: Indrajeet Patil
MAJOR plugin for JAMOVI and MAVIS Shiny App: Kyle Hamilton and Burak Aydin
Non-WEIRD Science (blog post): Monk Prayogshala
How open science can advance African psychology: Lessons from the inside: Adeyemi Adetula, Soufian Azouaghe, Dana Basnight-Brown, Patrick Forscher, Hans IJzerman
Open for Insight: An online course in experimentation: Rima-Maria Rahal
Thinking generatively: Why do we use atheoretical statistical models to test substantive psychological theories? Nathaniel Haines, Peter Kvam, Louis Irving, Colin Smith, Theodore Beauchaine, Mark Pitt, Woo-Young Ahn, Brandon Turner
Promoting Core Outcome Sets in Health Psychology: Molly Byrne, Patricia Kearney, Declan Devane, Caroline B Terwee, Paula R Williamson
BayesCog Lectures: Lei Zhang
EIFEL-ROF: Tina Lonsdorf, Christian Merz
jsPsych: Josh de Leeuw and the jsPsych development team
Resources for Discussing Racism within the Sciences: Eden Smith, Hannah Fraser
“When Science Needs Self-Correcting”: Julia Strand
Measurement Schmeasurement: Questionable Measurement Practices and How to Avoid Them: Jessica Flake, Eiko Fried
Collaborative Open-science REsearch (CORE): Gilad Feldman
You Can Grad School: Dustin Haraden, Kate McCormick
Curate Science: Etienne Lebel, Dominik Lenda
ManyPrimates: The Many Primates Team
MetaLab: Christina Bergmann, Sho Tsuji, Alejandrina Cristia, Michael Frank, Molly Lewis. Paper with results here.
CO-RE Lab Lab Philosophy and Research Templates: Rick Klein, Oliver Dujols, Alessandro Sparacio, Patrick Forscher, Hans IJzerman
Red Team Challenge: Nicholas Coles, Leonid Tiokhin, Ruben Arslan, Daniël Lakens
Statistics of DOOM: Erin Buchannan
FORRT (preprint): Flavio Azevedo, Sam Parsons, Kimberly Quinn, Leticia Micheli, Samuel Guay, Mahmoud Elsherif, Eike Rinke, Mike Galang, Ben Saunders, Balazs Aczel, Yanna Weisberg, Jacob Miranda, M. González-Márquez, Malika Ihle
Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology: Kai Jonas, Joseph Cesario