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Awards

E. F. Lindquist Award 

2009 Recipient
Wim J. van der Linden

Wim J. van der Linden’s contributions to the field of testing and measurement include optimal test design, adaptive testing, response-time models, equating, standard setting, and statistical decision theory. He has had a tremendous impact on theoretical developments and practical applications and on countless graduate students and colleagues he has mentored during his career. His cumulative achievements demonstrate the highest standards to which education research aspires and the spirit in which the E. F. Lindquist Award was established.

Named in honor of E.F. Lindquist, a pioneering scholar and researcher who co-founded The American College Testing Program (ACT), this award is co-sponsored by AERA and ACT and given annually for outstanding applied or theoretical research in the field of testing and measurement. It acknowledges a body of research, as opposed to a single work, of an empirical, theoretical, or integrative nature that, ideally, advances the twin goals of greater understanding and improved use of testing and measurement techniques. 

The sponsors of the award seek to encourage and inspire research on issues important to both the research field and the well-being of those affected by that research.  

Before 1987, the Award recognized only outstanding research in college student development. In 1987 and subsequent years it acquired a broader scope of recognition. 

Past Recipients

2008 - Wendy M. Yen
2007 - Robert J. Mislevy
2006 - H.D. Hoover
2005 - Ronald K. Hambleton
2004 - Robert L. Brennan
2003 - George Madaus
2002 - Dr. William A. Mehrens
2001 - Bert F. Green, Jr.
2000 - Paul Holland
1999 - Darrel Bock
1998 - Robert Glaser
1997 - John B. Carroll
1996 - Ann Anastasia
1995 - Leonard Felt
1994 - Samuel Messick
1993 - Robert Linn
1992 - Richard M. Jaeger
1991 - Benjamin Bloom
1990 - Melvin Novick
1989 - Robert Ebel
1988 - Frederic Lord
1987 - Robert L. Thorndike
1986 - K. Patricia Cross
1985 - Arthur Chickering
1984 - C. Robert Pace
1983 - Alexander Astin
1982 - David Reisman
1981 - William W. Turnbull
1980 - Paul Dressel
1979 - Burton Clark
1978 - Roger Heyns
1977 - T. R. McConnell
1976 - Ralph F. Berdie
1975 - William Sewell
1974 - Ralph Tyler
1973 - Theodore M. Newcomb
1972 - Wilbert J. McKeachie

 

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