Student Awards - Research or Creative Work on Dreams
 The IASD Student Research Awards are given to students (undergraduate and graduate) in two areas: best original scientific research on dreams and dreaming and for best submission of original historical, literary, artistic, or theoretical research on dreams.
INFORMATION ON THE 2012
AWARDS and SUBMISSION INFO
2011 Winners
Category I - Quantitative Research (Science) Tadas
Strumbrys An exploratory study of creative problem solving in lucid dreams:
Preliminary findings and methodological considerations
Category II - Qualitative Research (Arts, Literature, Humanities) Juan
Miguel Marín "A shortcut through dreams to the Nobel Prize? :Re-assessing
Wolfgang Pauli’s “Lucid Platonism” and “Background Physics”
Danielle Pearson Honorable
Mention
Lucie Kracmarova Honorable Mention
2010 Winners
Category I - Quantitative Research (Science)
Connie Svob, “Dream Remembering: Theory and Measurement”
Category II - Qualitative Research (Arts, Literature, Humanities)
Linda Mastrangelo, “Animal Dreams”
2009 Winners
Category I - Quantitative Research (Science)
Winner – Amy Blum: “Gender differences in dreams: Applications to dreamwork with
male clients”
Category II - Qualitative Research (Arts, Literature, Humanities)
Winner – Melanie Rosen: “The Narrative Fabrication Theory of Dreams”
Runner-up - Linda Mastrangelo: “The Prima Materia as Golden Shadow”
2008 Winners
Category I - Quantitative Research (Science)
Eva Murzyn
"Do We Only Dream In Colour? A Comparison of Younger and Older Adults with Different Experiences of Black and White Media."
Category II - Qualitative Research (Arts, Literature, Humanities)
Winner Ryan Dungan Hurd
"A Treatise on Lucid Nightmares"
2007 Winners
Category I - Quantitative Research (Science)
Winner: Peter Simor, "Emotional Regulation in Dreaming"
Runner-up: Miloslava Kozmova, "Body Image and Anorexia Nervosa"
Category II - Qualitative Research (Arts, Literature, Humanities)
Winner: Patricia Spangler, "Therapist Dreams about Clients: A Qualitative Investigation of Themes, Exploration, and Use"
Runner-up: Melody Conroy, "Unraveling the Darkness: Dreams in Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur"
2006 Winners
Category I:
Winner - Sheila Asato "The Design of Dreams: How the Healing Collage Process Relates to Dreaming"
Honorable Mention - Marlene Canton "Menopausal Women and their Dreams"
Category II:
Winner - Lana Nassar "Creative Interpretation of a Dream"
No honorable mentions
 
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