SQIP is offering 5 awards of up to $750 each to support graduate students who are currently enrolled in programs in psychology or related fields to carry out research projects based in qualitative approaches. Applications should consist of the following: 1) A brief description of the research (no more than 3 single-spaced pages, please, PDF format). This should include: 1. A statement of the research question and its significance. 2. A brief description of the approaches you

Dear SQIP Community: We are delighted to share that the results from the SQIP President-elect are in and Elizabeth (Fein) Nickrenz has won. She will officially become President-elect in August for a three-year term and will be SQIP President in 2027-2028. As you may know, Elizabeth is also serving on the SQIP Conference local committee in Pittsburgh and so will be there to welcome those of you attending SQIP’s 2026 conference at Duquesne University. Congratulations to Eli

Congratulations to this year's winners! Distinguished Dissertation in Qualitative Inquiry Award : Joonwoo Lee Mr. Lee’s dissertation, “‘Transness is Our Salve’: How Trans Identity Facilitates Healing from Relational Trauma with Parental Figures,” makes an important and sorely needed contribution to psychology by revealing how transgender and nonbinary individuals heal from relational trauma with parental figures. Rather than conceptualizing trans identity as a site of conflic