Donald O. Hebb Distinguished Contribution Award
This award shall be made to an individual who, in the opinion of the selection committee, has made a significant contribution to the study of brain, behaviour, and cognitive science. The committee shall be composed of the three most recent past presidents of the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour, and Cognitive Science (CSBBCS) / Société Canadienne des Sciences du Cerveau, du Comportement, et de la Cognition (SCSCCC), plus the three most recent recipients of the CSBBCS / SCSCCC Vincent Di Lollo Early Career Award, and the committee shall be chaired by the least recent past president.
In making its selection the committee will consider the following three criteria:
- An individual whose research has been sustained and meritorious and has enhanced the knowledge base of brain, behaviour, and cognition,
- An individual whose training of students, postdoctoral fellows and colleagues has had a significant impact on brain, behaviour, and cognitive science, and
- An individual whose influence has been exerted through leadership as a theorist or spokesperson for the discipline.
Normally, the awardee shall have conducted a significant proportion of his/her research training or disciplinary work within Canada. The awardee is invited to give the Donald O. Hebb Distinguished Contribution address at the annual CSBBCS / SCSCCC meeting of that year.
Hebb Award Winners
2024: Debra Titone
2023: Jo-Anne LeFevre
2022: Robert Sutherland
2021: Derek Besner
2020: Alan Kingstone
2019: Douglas Mewhort
2018: Michael Masson
2017: Gordon Winocur
2016: Donald Stuss
2015: Daphne Maurer
2014: Ian Whishaw
2013: James Enns
2012: Sara Shettleworth
2011: Ellen Bialystok
2010: Colin MacLeod
2009: Pierre Jolicœur
2008: Raymond Klein
2007: Morris Moscovitch
2006: Shepard Siegel
2005: Doreen Kimura
2004: Vincent Di Lollo
2003: Barrie Frost
2002: Bryan Kolb
2001: Brenda Milner
2000: Jane Stewart
1999: Melvyn Goodale
1998: Fergus Craik