Translating Psychological Science to
Useable Knowledge for Teaching and Learning
David B. Daniel, Ph.D
Selected Recognition
2022 Compass Award (for outstanding contributions to diversity, equity and inclusion at JMU).
Office of the President, James Madison University
2021 Graceful Pivot Award (for innovative adaptation to Covid-19 Teaching demands),
General Education Program, James Madison University
2019/20 Harry Kirke Wolfe Lecturer, American Psychological Association.
2018 Distinguished Teaching Award, College of Health and Behavioral Studies,
James Madison University
2018 Commencement Speaker, College of Health and Behavioral Studies,
James Madison University
2015 Fellow, Association for Psychological Science
2014 Distinguished Teacher Award, General Education Program,
James Madison University
2013 Transforming Education Through Neuroscience Award, Learning and the Brain &
International Mind, Brain and Education Society
2013 Outstanding Teaching Award, Department of Psychology, James Madison University
2013 Best Professor, Students of James Madison University
2012 Robert S. Daniel Teaching Excellence Award, American Psychological Association
Division 2 (Society for the Teaching of Psychology)
2012 Outstanding Contributions to the Scholarship of Teaching Award, Department of
Psychology, James Madison University
2012 Featured in Princeton Review’s 300 Best Professors
2012-2014 Master Teacher Speaker, Society for the Teaching of Psychology
2011 Outstanding General Education Teaching Award, Department of Psychology,
James Madison University
2011 Outstanding Professional Service Award, Department of Psychology
James Madison University
2010 Madison Research Fellow, James Madison University
2009 Distinguished Service Award, International Mind, Brain, and Education Society
2007 Outstanding Professor, Delta Zeta
2007 Distinguished Faculty, National Society of Collegiate Scholars
2004-05 Trustee Professor, University of Maine System
2000-01 Faculty Member of the Year, University of Maine at Farmington,
Retired from Eligibility
1998, 99 Faculty Member of the Year, University of Maine at Farmington
2000