Annette R. Ponnock, PhD
Associate Research Scientist
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Biography
Dr. Ponnock studies motivation and well-being with a focus on minority populations. She received her PhD from Temple University in Educational Psychology and her MA from the University of Santa Monica in Psychology. Her current work at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence focuses on educator well-being as well as measurement development in emotional intelligence.
Education & Training
- PhDTemple University
- MAUniversity of Santa Monica
Honors & Recognition
| Award | Awarding Organization | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Distinguished Research in Teacher Education | Association of Teacher Educators | 2020 |
| Postdoctoral Conference Support Award | University of Maryland | 2018 |
| Datanauts Selected Member | National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | 2016 |
| Summer School on Motivation and Emotion Selected Applicant | International Conference on Motivation and Emotions | 2014 |
Professional Service
| Organization | Role | Date |
|---|---|---|
| American Psychological Association Division 15 | Serve as co-chair of the Division 15 Graduate Student Seminar committee, responsible for organizing the annual seminar for graduate students involving paired one-on-one mentorship, workshops and panels on professional development topics, and networking opportunities. | 2022 - Present |
| American Psychological Association Division 15 | Served as program chair for Division 15 of the American Psychological Association annual convention in Minneapolis, MN. | 2021 - 2022 |
| American Educational Research Association - Motivation Special Interest Group | Served as co-chair of the Early Career Researchers committee of the Motivation SIG. Organized events related to professional development for early career researchers. | 2020 - 2022 |
| American Psychological Association Division 15 | Selected as a member of the Policy Committee of Division 15, responsible for soliciting, editing, and publishing policy briefs relevant to educational psychology, as well as organizing events for researchers on how to make their research more relevant and accessible to policy makers. | 2020 - Present |