The 1999 Conference Award went to Tim
Christiansen and Sharon A. DeVaney, Purdue University:
Christiansen, T. & DeVaney, S. A.
(1998). Antecedents
of trust and commitment in the financial planner-client relationship. Financial
Counseling and Planning, 9(2),
1-10.
Because of a change in journal publication frequency, there were two awards given at the 1998 Conference.
The award for the best article in Volume
8, issue 2 (1997) and Volume 9, issue 1 (1998) of the journal went to Bradley
T. Ewing, Texas Tech University, and James E. Payne, Eastern Kentucky University:
Ewing, B. T. & Payne, J. E (1998).
The
long-run relation between the personal savings rate and consumer sentiment. Financial
Counseling and Planning, 9(1),
89-96.
The award for the best article in the
1996 volume of the journal went to:
Jaimie Sung, Ewha Womens University,
and Sherman Hanna, The Ohio State University:
Sung, J. & Hanna, S. (1996). Factors
related to risk tolerance. Financial
Counseling and Planning, 7,
11-20. Photo
from conference
The 1997 Conference Award went to Charles
B. Hatcher, Iowa State University:
Hatcher, C. B. (1997). A
model of desired wealth at retirement. Financial
Counseling and Planning, 8(1),
57-64.
The 1996 Conference Award went to Sharon
M. Danes and Kathryn Rettig, University of Minnesota:
Danes, S. M. & Rettig K. (1995).
Economic
adjustment strategies of farm men and women experiencing economic stress. Financial
Counseling and Planning,6,
59-73.
The 1995 Conference Award went to Sharon
A. DeVaney, Purdue University:
DeVaney, S. (1994) The
usefulness of financial ratios as predictors of household insolvency: Two
perspectives. Financial
Counseling and Planning, 5,
15-24.
The 1994 Conference Award went to Vickie
L. Hampton, Texas Tech University, Karrol A. Kitt, Sue A. Greninger and
Thomas M. Bohman, University of Texas-Austin:
Hampton, V. L., Kitt, K. A., Greninger,
S. A. & Bohman, T. M. (1993). The
effect of education on participation in flexible spending accounts. Financial
Counseling and Planning, 4,
95-110.
The 1993 Conference Award went to Elizabeth
P. Davis and Ruth Ann Carr, University of Nebraska-Lincoln:
Davis, E. P. & Carr, R. A. (1992).
Budgeting
practices over the life cycle. Financial
Counseling and Planning, 3,
3-16