This $1000 award was established in 1974 by the
Psychology Graduate Union and named after the founding dean of the
School of Psychology. In the past, awards were given annually to
students considered by a student committee to have submitted the best
integrative papers in theoretical or experimental categories. You can
download the description and the criteria here.
The Travis Award submissions are due by the 3rd week of January. Please send your submissions to Christine at christinetzeng@fuller.edu.
For more information, please contact:
Christine Tzeng
Faculty Assistant - School of Psychology
Phone: 626-584-5538
Email: christinetzeng@fuller.edu
Past Travis Award Winners
2013
- Kris Thomas, A Descent into Madness: Theoretical and Clinical Reflections on Schizophrenia and Implications for Christan Theology and Practice
2012
2011
- Kris Thomas, Metaphor and Story in Cognitive Decline: Reflections on Israel's Narrative Self-Identity in Exile as Meaningful in the Care of Persons with Dementia
2010
- Christopher Keiper, Current Interpretive Problems and a
Suggested Hermeneutical Model for Approaching Christian Psychology
2009
2008
- Joseph P. Barsuglia, Holy
Saturday in Existential Psychology: Preloegomenary Integration of Von
Balthasar's Theology of Christ's Descent Into Hell with Meaning Making in
Logotherapy in a Christian Context
- David Goodman, Frodo, Gyges, and
The Lord of the Self
2007
2006
2005
- Brian W. Becker, Psychotherapy as Transubstantiation: A
Postmodern Interpretation of the Holy Eucharist as a Subversive Image to
Undermine Individualism and Reductionism in Western Culture and Modern
Psychology.
- Nancy Liu, Mindfulness: A Christian Critique
2004
- Diane Fruchter,
Religious
Problem-Solving as Pragmatic Theology: Reflecting on the Religious
Problem-Solving Scale
- Gabrielle Taylor,
Transformation: Facing the Anxiety of
Being
2003
- Gabrielle Taylor,
Psychoanalysis and
the Church: Implications for Transformation
- Scott Garrels,
Imitation, Mirror Neurons, & Mimetic Desire: Generative Mechanisms in Religious,
Cultural, and Psychosocial Structures
2002
2001
- Daryl Schrock, Where is God:
A Reflection on Trauma and Theology.
- Steven A. Rogers, The Parent-Child Relationship as an Archetype
for the Relationship Between God and Humanity in Genesis.
2000
- Gladys K. Mwiti , Three-Step Psychotherapy: Reflecting on the Umuntu Harambee Process Towards Resiliency, Rebirth, and Reintegration.