Outstanding Public Communication of Education Research Award
Outstanding Public Communication of Education Research Award
 
Outstanding Public Communication of Education Research Award
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2024 Award Recipient

 

Thomas S. Dee
Stanford University

Dr. Thomas S. Dee is the recipient of the 2024 Outstanding Public Communication of Education Research Award. Superlatives hardly capture the impact and reach of Professor Dee’s scholarship. He has illustrated the implications of displacement by immigration enforcement through op-eds and collaborated with journalists at the New York Times to provide timely and policy-shaping insights on chronic absenteeism and academic recovery in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Dee’s substantial contributions to the understanding of national educational challenges and the translation of complex findings to wide audiences provide a blueprint for excellence in the public communication of education research.

The Outstanding Public Communication of Education Research Award is presented to honor scholars exemplary in their capacity to communicate the importance of education research to the public. Each year, the award recognizes a scholar who has excelled in conveying important findings and research to wide audiences and who has demonstrated the capacity to deepen understanding and appreciation of the value of education research in the public sphere. Awardees are notable for their commitment to effective communication, whether sustained over a long period of time or substantial in its significance.                  

Past Recipients

2023 - Annette C. Anderson
2022 - Matthew A. Kraft
2021 - Daniel Willingham
2020 - 
Morgan Polikoff
2019 - Jamila Lyiscott
2018 - Roberta Golinkoff and Kathryn Hirsh-Pasek
2017 - 
Kevin G. Welner
2016 - David C. Berliner

 

 
 
Call for Award Nominations
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The submission deadline for the 2025 AERA Awards was Monday, October 28, 2024, at 11:59 pm Pacific Time. Nominations are not being accepted at this time.