SSSR Awards

The SSSR Taylor & Francis Award is given to promising young investigators who have any type of paper accepted at this year's SSSR conference.

The Early Career Outstanding Paper Award is intended to recognize an outstanding paper published in Scientific Studies of Reading by a scholar who has earned their doctorate within the past seven years.

The Distinguished Scientific Contributions Award recognises empirical, theoretical, or scholarly work or collections of works that have served significantly to further the scientific understanding of reading, its processes, its acquisition, or its instruction. 

The Rebecca L. Sandak Award is intended to recognize a gifted young researcher who shows outstanding promise and dedication to the field.

The Carol Connor Mid-Career Award is intended to recognize a mid-career researcher in the field of scientific studies of reading, who is currently active in research, and has a distinguished research record over a substantial period.

The Travel Awards are given to individuals from countries with emerging or developing economies who attend and present at this year's SSSR conference. 

The Outstanding Reviewer Award recognizes the invaluable contribution of volunteer reviewers who have provided quality, exemplary, thoughtful, and timely reviews of manuscripts submitted to the Scientific Studies of Reading journal.

The Federation of Associations in Behavioral & Brain Sciences Early Career Impact Award is intended to recognize early career scientists who have made major contributions to the sciences of mind, brain, and behavior.