| Award Winners 2023 - Congratulations! 
 
 
 
| Distinguished Fellow Award |  
|  | Irene Leech, Ph.D. Associate Professor
 Virginia Tech
 
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| Richard L. D. Morse Applied Consumer Economics Award - Professional Paper |  
|  | Cliff Rob, Ph.D. Faculty Director
 University of Wisconsin-Madison
 
 Enhancing Trust in the Social Security Administration
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|  | Marti Deliema, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
 University of Minnesota
 
 Enhancing Trust in the Social Security Administration
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|  | Steve Wendel, Ph.D. Behavioral Scientist
 Behavioral Technology, LLC
 
 Enhancing Trust in the Social Security Administration
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| Consumer Movement Archives Applied Consumer Economics Award - Student Paper |  
|  | Zongze Li Graduate Teaching Assistant
 University of Georgia
 
 Exploring Cryptocurrency Participation, Financial Knowledge, Financial Anxiety, and Financial Stress
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|  | Kristy Archuleta Associate Professor
 University of Georgia
 
 Exploring Cryptocurrency Participation, Financial Knowledge, Financial Anxiety, and Financial Stress
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| CFP® Board’s Financial Planning Paper Award(TIED THIS YEAR) |  
|  | Somalis ChyStudent
 University of Wisconsin-Madison
 Paid Family Leave: A Financial Safety Net for Unpaid Family Caregivers |  
|  | Vivekananda DasPh.D. Student
 University of Wisconsin-Madison
 Difficult Economic Times, Tax Credit Eligibility, and Financial Hardship |  
 
 
 
| National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) Paper Award |  
|  | Cliff Rob, Ph.D. Faculty Director
 University of Wisconsin-Madison
 
 Enhancing Trust in the Social Security Administration
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|  | Marti Deliema, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
 University of Minnesota
 
 Enhancing Trust in the Social Security Administration
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|  | Steve Wendel, Ph.D. Behavioral Scientist
 Behavioral Technology, LLC
 
 Enhancing Trust in the Social Security Administration
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| Journal of Consumer Affairs Best Article Award(TIED THIS YEAR) |  
|  | Kseniia Zahrai, Ph.D. Contract Lecturer
 University of Canterbury
 
 Either you control social media or social media controls you: Understanding the impact of self-control on excessive social media use from the dual-system perspective - Iss 56:2; pp 806-848
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|  | Ekant Veer, Ph.D. Professor
 University of Canterbury
 
 Either you control social media or social media controls you: Understanding the impact of self-control on excessive social media use from the dual-system perspective - Iss 56:2; pp 806-848
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|  | Paul William Ballantine, Ph.D. Professor
 University of Canterbury
 
 Either you control social media or social media controls you: Understanding the impact of self-control on excessive social media use from the dual-system perspective - Iss 56:2; pp 806-848
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|  | Huibert Peter de Vries, Ph.D. Associate Professor
 University of Canterbury
 
 Either you control social media or social media controls you: Understanding the impact of self-control on excessive social media use from the dual-system perspective - Iss 56:2; pp 806-848
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|  | Girish Prayag, Ph.D. Professor
 University of Canterbury
 
 Either you control social media or social media controls you: Understanding the impact of self-control on excessive social media use from the dual-system perspective - Iss 56:2; pp 806-848
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|  | Jing Jian Xiao, Ph.D. Professor
 University of Rhode Island
 
 Financial capability and wellbeing of vulnerable consumers - Iss 56:2; pp 1004-1018
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|  | Nilton Porto, Ph.D. Associate Professor
 University of Rhode Island
 
 Financial capability and wellbeing of vulnerable consumers - Iss 56:2; pp 1004-1018
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| Thomas Brooks Best Reviewer Award |  
|  | Sommer Kapitan, Ph.D Senior Lecturer
 Auckland University of Technology
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| Robert O. Herrmann Ph.D. Outstanding Dissertation Award |  
|  | Olamide Olajide, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
 University of Alabama
 
 Three Essays Examining Financial Well-Being of Older Americans
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| The Richard L. D. Morse Mid-Career Award |  
|  | Yilan Xu, Ph.D. Associate Professor
 University of Illinois
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| FINRA/ACCI Undergraduate Student Poster Competition |  
|  | Javier Pedraza - 1st Place Winner University of Texas at El Paso
 
 The Influence of Ideology on Consumers’ Emotions and Propensity to Engage in Word-of-Mouth Behavior after Experiencing a Brand Failure
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|  | Emily Kiper - 2nd Place Winner Texas State University
 
 Consumers’ Visual Attention on Fashion Images: An Eye-Tracking Study
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|  | Brandis Brinkman - 2nd Place Winner Texas State University
 
 Consumers’ Visual Attention on Fashion Images: An Eye-Tracking Study
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