Olkin Address
The Olkin Address is named for Ingram Olkin, Professor of Statistics at Stanford University. Professor Olkin was a pioneer in the development of statistics for meta-analysis. The speaker for the Olkin Address is selected annually to recognize an individual who has made distinguished lifetime achievement in research synthesis methodology, which represents the highest honor bestowed by the Society in recognition of contributions to our field. The Olkin Address title holder is invited to the next meeting of SRSM to deliver an address.
Ingram Olkin Memorial Page
Ingram Olkin Memorial Page
Past Recipients
- 2022: Betsy Becker
- 2021: Ian R. White
- 2019: Wolfgang Viechtbauer
- 2018: Mark Lipsey
- 2017: Douglas Altman
- 2016: Julian Higgins
- 2015: Julia Littell
- 2014: Kay Dickersin
- 2013: Frank Schmidt
- 2012: Bob Rosenthal
- 2011: Will Shadish
- 2010: Tony Ades
- 2009: Joseph Lau
- 2008: Harris Cooper
- 2007: Larry Hedges
- 2006: Ingram Olkin
Shadish Recognition for Extraordinary Service
The Shadish Recognition is named for William Shadish, professor of quantitative psychology and a founding faculty member at UC Merced.
This recognition is given to an individual who has made extraordinary service contributions to the SRSM.
Nominations are accepted at all times, and will be reviewed annually, prior to the Annual Meeting. Nominators are asked to submit a one-page explanation describing the extraordinary service for review by the Trustees.
More than one recognition may be given in a particular year. Self-nominations will not be accepted.
Will Shadish Memorial Page
This recognition is given to an individual who has made extraordinary service contributions to the SRSM.
Nominations are accepted at all times, and will be reviewed annually, prior to the Annual Meeting. Nominators are asked to submit a one-page explanation describing the extraordinary service for review by the Trustees.
More than one recognition may be given in a particular year. Self-nominations will not be accepted.
Will Shadish Memorial Page
Past Recipients
- 2021: Ian Shrier
- 2019: Julian Higgins
- 2017: Shinichi Nakagawa
- 2016: Will Shadish
Early Career Award
Awardees of this award are young investigators of outstanding potential, promise and accomplishment in the field of research synthesis methodology. We anticipate that the award winner will be no more than 7 years past the Ph.D. at the time of the nomination. The awardee need not be a member of SRSM.
Past Recipients
- 2022: Maya Mathur
- 2021: James E. Pustejovsky
- 2019: Issa Dahabreh
- 2018: Byron Wallace
- 2017: Elizabeth Tipton
- 2016: Tianjing Li