Alfred C. Kinsey Distinguished Researcher Award
About the Alfred C. Kinsey Distinguished Researcher Award
The annual Alfred C. Kinsey Distinguished Researcher Award was established in 2018 to honor renowned scientists and academics who shape our understanding of human sexuality through their sex research.Dr. Kinsey’s pioneering research changed the way human sexuality is perceived and led to a greater acceptance of diversity in sexual expression.
This award represents validation, gratitude, and support of the individuals who have the vision, determination, courage, and commitment to conduct sex research. The award is made possible through an endowed fund at the Kinsey Institute.
The award winner is chosen by Kinsey Institute faculty, and invited to deliver a public lecture at Indiana University, Bloomington.
Past awardees
- 2019 Dr. Janet Shibley-Hyde, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- 2020 Dr. William Fisher, Western University
- 2021 Suspended due to COVID-19
- 2022 Dr. Charlene Muehlenhard, University of Kansas
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