
INS Awards Program
The INS Awards Program recognizes members' achievements and grants monetary awards for merit in neuropsychology—read below for how to nominate an INS member for an award in Philadelphia. All abstract authors are eligible for Program and Student Research Awards for outstanding scientific contributions at the Annual Meeting. Attendees may apply for an INS Travel Grant.
There are awards for people at different stages of their career and people that have contributed either by mentoring new generations or serving INS.
Nominating is extremely easy. Most nominations only require a Nomination Letter, CV and support letters. Please click on the Award Qualifications button below to view the criteria and nominating documentation required for each award.
Nominations are now closed.

INS program awards are selected by the Program Committee to recognize the most outstanding scientific contributions at the meeting.
Graduate Student Research Award
$500 cash prize
Open to all first authors who are graduate students
Memory Disorders Research Award
$500 cash prize
All memory-related submissions are considered
Student Research Awards
Five $200 cash prizes
All student first authors are eligible for these awards

The Science Committee’s Travel Grant aims to support attendance of INS members from low/middle income countries (LMIC) at our mid-year meeting. The awards target individuals who are conducting excellent research, but who might be otherwise unable to attend due to financial limitations.
Student/trainee or early career INS members from LMIC who have submitted abstracts are eligible to apply.
Travel Grant applications are now closed.