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Biggs-Pine Award (2005-2006)
An award presented at the American Counseling Associations Convention
In recognition of outstanding contribution to The Counseling and Values Journal, the official journal of the Association for Spiritual, Ethical and Religious Values in Counseling the article "Cultural values and racial identity attitudes among Asian American students" co-authored with Yeh & Pieterse was recognized.
Sage Publication Award For Editorial Leadership (2005, August).
An Award Presented at the American Psychological Association Convention For "his contribution to making The Counseling Psychologist the second highest ranked journal in applied Psychology in citation impact".
The ACLU (American
Civil Liberties Union) has named Dr. Carter as one of three-at-large
fellows for the 2004-2005 Academic year
The fellowship project is entitled "Intergrating psychological
models and research on race and trauma with legal policy and
litigation"
IRA
Glasser Racial Justice Fellowship
The 14th Annual Janet E. Helms Award, which
commemorates an individual's contributions as a mentor, scholar,
and trainer in the field of psychology. February 2004. Teachers
College, Winter Roundtable on Cross-Cultural Psychology and
Education, New York, NY.
Distinguished Service Award, Teachers College,
Columbia University (2003, February) – Given in recognition
of outstanding service to the Winter Roundtable on Cultural
Psychology and Education
Multicultural Research Award, Given by
the National Association of Multicultural Educators. (2001,
Nov.)
First Annual James M. Jones Career Achievement Award
(Division 45), American Psychological Association. (2000,
August).
Diplomate of the American Board of Psychology Specialties:
Forensic Psychology (1999)
Fellow in the Division of Counseling Psychology (Division
17) of the American Psychological Association. (1997).
Awarded by the American Psychological Association in recognition
of outstanding and unusual contributions to the science and
profession of psychology.
Fellow in the Society for the Psychological Study
of Ethnic Minority Issues (Division 45) of the American
Psychological Association. (1997). Awarded by the American
Psychological Association in recognition of outstanding and
contributions to the advancement of ethnic minority issues
in psychology.
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