Awards

GLIP Prize

The Gay and Lesbian Issue and Psychology (GLIP) Award is a research award that the Gay and Lesbian Issues and Psychology Interest Group presents every year at the APS National Conference.

Nominations are called for early in the year. The Award is intended to promote and encourage excellence in research relating to lesbian and gay issues in psychology carried out by students enrolled in fourth year or postgraduate psychology programs.

Go to the GLIP Award page of the APS Website to access application details.

The 2006 GLIP Prize was awarded to Louise Du Chesne (Charles Sturt University) for her thesis entitled The Subjective Experience of the Lesbian (M)other: An Exploration of the Construction of Lesbian Maternal Identity

Previous Winners 

2002: Aydin Karacanta of Macquarie University (article published in Journal of Applied Social Psychology, Volume 36).
2003: Bernadette Spencer of Macquarie University
2004: Sharon Dane of The University of Queensland (article published in April 2005 issue of GLIP Review)
2005: Carolyn Ellis of The University of South Australia (article published in August 2006 issue of GLIP Review)