2021 Resilience and Strength in Challenging Times Dan Merkle 2020 Far from Ordinary Questions: Task Difficulty, Motivation, and Measurement Practice Nora Cate Schaeffer 2019 The Need for Public Opinion Research Advocacy David Dutwin 2018 Legitimacy, Wicked Problems, and Public Opinion Research Timothy Johnson 2017 Paradoxes of Nonresponse Roger Tourangeau 2016 A Call for Inclusion: Why AAPOR Needs an Increased Focus to Thrive Mollyann Brodie 2015 AAPOR 2025 and the Opportunities in the Decade Before US Michael W. Link 2014 Borne of a Renaissance—A Metamorphosis for Our Future Robert L. Santos
2013 Applying a Total Error Perspective for Improving Research Quality in the Social, Behavioral, and Marketing Sciences Paul J. Lavrakas 2012 Survey Research, Its New Frontiers, and Democracy Scott Keeter 2011 Taking Aapor's Mission To Heart Frank Newport 2010 The Road to Transparency in Survey Research Peter V. Miller 2009 Plus Ça Change, Plus C’est La Même Chose? AAPOR’s Standards Code and Procedures Richard A. Kulka 2008 The Quagmire of Reporting Presidential Primary Election Polls Nancy A. Mathiowetz 2007 Gladly would We Learn and Teach – and Gladly should We Gather and Preach Robert P. Daves 2006 The Future Is Here! Where Are We Now? and How Do We Get There? Cliff Zukin 2005 Privilege, Moral Responsibility, and Diversity in Public Opinion Research Nancy Belden 2004 Unfinished Business Elizabeth Martin 2003 Toward a New Research Relevancy: Winning Our Seat at the Table Mark A Schulman 2002 Navigating the Rapids of Change: Some Observations on Survey Methodology in the Early Twenty-First Century Don A. Dillman 2001 Defining Our Profession and Ourselves Murray Edelman 2000 Polling in the Public's Interest Michael Traugott
1999 Public Opinion and Polling During Presidential Scandal and Impeachment Michael R. Kagay
1998 Survey and Market Research Confront Their Futures on the World Wide Web James R. Beniger
1997 A Proposal for a New Role and New Voice for AAPOR Diane Colasanto
1996 The Educational Infrastructure of the Survey Research Profession Robert M. Groves
1995 Opinion Polls and the Democratic Process: 1945/1995 Andrew Kohut
1994 Informed Consent and Confidentiality in Survey Research Stanley Presser
1993 Noise and Clamor: The Unintended Consequences of Success Kathleen A. Frankovic
1992 A Response to the Nonresponse Problem Norman M. Bradburn 1991 Trashing the Polls Joan S. Black 1990 Polling as Political Science and Polling as Journalism Philip Meyer 1989 Methods and Standards: A Challenge for Change Warren J. Mitofsky 1988 Pushing Back the Limits to Surveys Eleanor Singer 1987 Improving the Public's Opinion of Public Opinion J. Robald Milavsky 1986 Ordinary Questions, Survey Questions and Policy Questions Howard Schuman 1985 In Search of a Useable Past Albert E. Gollin 1984 Researchers and Respondents in the 1980s Laure M. Sharp 1983 Some Things That Concern Me Burns W. Roper 1982 The Presidents and the Polls Seymour Sudman 1981 Some Issues of Research Quality Helen J. Kaufmann 1980 Lifestyles, Longevity and the Quality of Life Jack Elinson 1979 Close Enough for All Practical Purposes Reuben Cohen 1978 Children and Televsion (Address copy unavailable) Hope Lunin Klapper 1977 Attitude Measurement, Theory and Prediction Irving Crespi 1976 Some Thoughts on Recent Public Opinion Research Richard Maisel 1975 The Business of Research Herbert I. Abelson 1974 Behaviorism, Functionalism and Mass Communications Policy Harold Mendelsohn 1973 Public Opinion and Social Change Sidney Hollander 1972 Public Opinion Research as Communication W. Phillips Davison 1971 A New Goal for AAPOR Richard H. Baxter 1970 Caveat Venditor: Some Observations on Research Sponsors and Professional Standards Robert T. Bower 1969 The Obstinate Employee Robert N. Ford 1968 AAPOR Times 21 Paul B. Sheatsley 1967 No Opinion, Don't Know and Maybe No Answer Leo Bogart 1966 Social Indicators and Sample Surveys Raymond A. Bauer 1965 The Impact of Television Advertising: Learning without Involvement Herbert E. Krugman 1964 Images of Man and Public Opinion Charles Y. Glock 1963 Mass Communication Research: An Old Road Resurveyed Joseph T. Klapper 1962 Reflections on Data Sources in Opinion Research John W. Riley, Jr. 1961 High Noon in the Research Marketplace Robert O. Carlson 1960 Reflections on Reference Groups Herbert H. Hyman 1959 A Tribute to the Second Sigma David Wallace 1958 Must a Researcher Tell the Truth? Frederick F. Stephan 1957 Public Opinion Between Elections Gerhart D. Wiebe 1956 Public Opinion Research as Science Harry Alpert 1955 The Absorption Rate of Ideas George Gallup 1954 1665 and 1954 Samuel A. Stouffer 1953 Credo Archibald M. Crossley 1952 Democratic Theory and Public Opinion Bernard Berelson 1951 Public Opinion Research 1951-1970: A Not-Too-Reverent History Julian L. Woodward 1950 The Obligations of the 1950 Pollster to the 1984 Historian Paul F. Lazarsfeld 1949 Foreward and Opening Remarks Elmo C. Wilson 1948 Foreward and Opening Remarks Clyde W. Hart 1947 First Order of Business Lucien Warner, Committee Chairman