Senior Research Award Grant

The Senior Research Award, established by the American Society of Primatologists, recognizes outstanding contributions to primatology by individuals who have not attained the highest degree in their field. This award honors those whose dedication and productivity significantly advance research in the discipline. Recipients receive a plaque and a $500 honorarium, acknowledging their impactful work in laboratories, the field, or zoological gardens.

This award was originally the Senior Biology and Conservation Award that was given by the Conservation Committee. It became an A&R award at the 1999 meeting and was renamed the Senior Research Award in 2001. This award honors individuals who, because of their dedication to their profession and their productivity, have made significant contributions to research activities supporting or enhancing knowledge relevant to primatology. Such contributions could take place in laboratories, the field, or in zoological gardens.  The recipient receives a plaque and a $500 honorarium.

Eligibility

The award is reserved for those who have not received the highest degree offered in their field (e.g., Ph.D., M.D., D.V.M.) but are deserving of the Society’s recognition for their achievements.Nominations must include a nominating letter and two supporting letters indicating the contributions of the individual, along with a narrative describing the impact on the field. Nominees need not be members of the ASP to be considered. You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.