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1Division 45 Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity, and Race

Program Theme: The Multitude of Colors in the Weaving of

Psychology: The Unrecognized, Uncelebrated, and Hidden Contributions

Division 45 Society for the PsychologicalStudy of Culture, Ethnicity, and Race

Division 45 Program & Hospitality Suite Schedule

American Psychological Association

2016 Annual Convention

Program Co-Chairs: Anita L. Mihecoby & Kyle Hill

August 4–7, 2016 • Denver, Colorado

2 American Psychological Association 2016 Annual Convention Division 45 Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity, and Race

Message from the President

Welcome to the Division 45 Convention Program in the mile high city of Denver! We have an excellent program planned by Anita Mihecoby and Kyle Hill (Program Co-Chairs). This program focuses on The Multitude of Colors in the Weaving of Psychology: The

Unrecognized, Uncelebrated, and Hidden Contributions. Some of the special presentations include Dr. Sidney Stone Brown discussing “Transcending Greed: Native American Self-Actualization” and Blackfoo t philosophy on self-actualization. Drs. Joseph Trimble, Jeff King, Ryan HeavyHead and Jerome Bernstein, MA, highlight the contributions of American Indians to the work of Erik Erikson, Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, and Sherif and Sherif. The James Jones Conversation Hour presented by Carletta Tilousi, elected tribal council member of Havasupai Tribe, will discuss culture and ethical research among minority populations. These and many other important topics regarding culturally competent teaching, research and practice will be presented by leaders in culture, ethnicity and race.

Jacque Gray, PhDPRESIDENT

Message from the Program Chair

This program supplement is designed for ease in navigating your way to division 45’s programs and special events at this years APA convention. In this supplemental program you will find the full list of Division 45 programs including invited sessions, collaborative programs, symposia, poster sessions, skill-building sessions, social hours, and the divisional business meeting with information about the cultural demonstration brought to you by the Native American Women Warriors Color Guard. Also included is a list of multi-cultural focused programs presented by divisional allies that may be of interest. Last, you will find the division’s hospitality suite programming located in the Hyatt Regency Denver Hotel.

A special thanks goes out to the program committee including program co-chair Kyle Hill, PhD, graduate assistant Melissa Wheeler, BA, Navajo Nation, Tina Lincourt, Jack Sample, and Greg Urquhart for their year-long commitment to this program. Congratulations to all presenters and reviewers for providing us with an exciting program to look forward to. Please enjoy!

Anita L. Mihecoby, PhDPROGRAM CHAIR


Thursday, August 48:00–8:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Whiteness and Privilege in the Ivory Tower–Unaddressed Bias and Psychological Exceptionalism Chair : Richard Q. Shin, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Jamie C. Welch, MEd, Yun Lu, MA, Jeffrey G. Yeung, MA [CC Rm 702]

9:00–9:50 a.m. POSTER SESSION: Rising Above Adversities–I [CC Exhibit Hall ABC]

10:00–11:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Trauma Exposure in African Americans–Mental Health Impact and Resilience Chair : Nadine J. Kaslow, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Devon LoParo, MA, Shweta Kapoor, PhD, MD; Janelle Peifer, PhD, Natalie N. Watson, MA; Discussant: Nadine J. Kaslow, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4B]

12:00–1:50 p.m. INVITED SYMPOSIUM: North American Indigenous CulturalInfluencesonPsychology Chair : Jacqueline Gray, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Joseph E. Trimble, PhD; Ryan Heavyhead, PhD; Jeff King, PhD; Jerome Bernstein, MA [CC Mile High Ballroom 3B]

2:00–2:50 p.m. SYMPOSIUM: Being Healthy in Our Own Skin–Sometimes It’s Healthier Not to Assimilate Chair : Bedford E.F. Palmer, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Bedford E.F. Palmer, PhD, Rebecca M. Anguiano, PhD, Frank R. Dillon, PhD, Tawanda M. Greer, PhD; Discussant: Kathleen Chwalisz, PhD [CC Rm 607]

2:00–3:50 p.m. SKILL-BUILDING SESSION: Pedagogical Practices in Multicultural Psychology–Managing Common Teaching Challenges Co-Chair : Milton A. Fuentes, PsyD & Casey R. Shannon, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Milton A. Fuentes, PsyD; Co-Author: Casey R. Shannon, PhD; Hector Y. Adames, PsyD; Muninder K. Ahluwalia, PhD; Crystal S. Collier, PsyD [CC Rm 102]


Friday, August 58:00–8:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Community Organizing–Early Career and Student Perspectives Chair : Jennifer L. Lovell, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Ya-Shu Liang, PhD, Jennifer L. Lovell, PhD, Amanda Hart, BA; Discussant: Sue A. Kuba, PhD [CC Rm 304]

9:00–9:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: When East Meets West–The Impact of Chinese Culture on Mental Illness and Service Utilization Co-Chair : Lawrence Yang, PhD & Charles Liu, MA; Participant/1st Author: Charles Liu, MA, Cindy H. Liu, PhD, Justin A. Chen, MD, MPH; Discussant: Lawrence Yang, PhD [CC Rm 507]

9:00–9:50 a.m. POSTER SESSION: Empowering Future Generations–II [CC Exhibit Hall ABC]

9:00–10:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Collaborative Research With American Indian and Alaska Native Tribes Co-Chair : Dorothy L. Espelage, PhD & Bruce Bongar, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Steven R. Aragon, PhD; Discussant: Peter Goldblum, PhD [CC Rm 603]

10:00–11:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Making the Invisible Risible–Sketch Comedy AsaBasisforDifficultDialogues Chair : Michael Karson, PhD, JD; Participant/1st Author: Janna L. Goodwin, PhD, Michael Karson, PhD, J; Discussant: Lavita Nadkarni, PhD, Fernand Lubuguin, PhD, Shelly Smith-Acuña, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 3B]

10:00–11:50 a.m. DISCUSSION: Future Psychology Faculty of Color–Preventing the Revolving Door Effect in Academia Chair : Sandra Mattar, PsyD; Participant/1st Author: Crystal S. Collier, PsyD, Milton A. Fuentes, PsyD, Muninder K. Ahluwalia, PhD, Silvia L. Mazzula, PhD, Terri M. Davis, PsyD [CC Rm 502]

11:00–11:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Confronting Historical Trauma in Native American Communities Participant/1st Author: Sibella B. Salazar, MA, Tennille L. Marley, PhD, MPH. Kee J.E. Straits, PhD; Discussant: Lisa Grayshield, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4A]


1:00–1:50 p.m. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS The Three Sisters: A cultural approach to training Jacqueline S. Gray, PhD [Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom E]

2:00–3:50 p.m. BUSINESS MEETING AND AWARDS [Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom E]

The Native American Women Warriors Color Guard will open the Division 45 business meeting. This cultural demonstration offers a healing ceremony that is much needed within APA while honoring warriors, people of color, and psychology. The all female color guard are from different tribes and veterans from various branches of the military. They wear jingle dresses of red, white and blue with large beaded emblems of their branch of service on their backs. They also have the women’s designation of unit and rank, as well as U.S. flags and Iraqi Freedom patches. They include former U.S. Army Sergeant First Class BigMan as President, Vice President and former U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major Julia Kelly and Secretary and former Marine Corps Sergeant Sarah Kristine Baker.

4:00–5:50 p.m. SOCIAL HOUR AND RECEPTION [Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom E]

5:00–6:50 p.m. SOCIAL HOUR: LINKS AND SHOULDERS MENTORING [Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom F]

Friday, August 5, cont.

“We say the jingle dress is a medicine dress and the way

that the patches are put on is medicine to people. We have

seen people cry. There is not one person I don’t think it hasn’t

touched when they see it” (Baker).


Saturday, August 69:00–9:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Multicultural Gender Roles–Developing Culture-SpecificAssessmentTools Chair : Marie L. Miville, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Naomi Rayfield, MA, MEd, Michael Awad, EdS, MA, Mariel Buque, MA, Joanna C. Min Jee Rooney, MA; Discussant: Angela D. Ferguson, PhD [CC Rm 406]

9:00–9:50 a.m. CONVERSATION HOUR: Establishing an Arab/MENA American Psychology–Fighting for Recognition on Multiple Fronts Co-Chair : Mona M. Amer, PhD & Germine H. Awad, PhD [CC Rm 504]

9:00–9:50 a.m. POSTER SESSION: Identity and Cross-Cultural Studies–III [CC Exhibit Hall ABC]

10:00–10:50 a.m. INVITED ADDRESS: It’s so old it is new: Native Self Actualization-Placement Assessment (NSA-PA) Chair : Jacqueline S. Gray, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Sidney A. Stone Brown, PsyD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4F]

11:00–11:50 p.m. SKILL-BUILDING SESSION: Achieving Whole Health With Underserved AAPI Immigrant and Refugee Populations Co-Chair : Nai Chieh Tien, PhD & Suzanne Eri Asano, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4F]

11:00 a.m.–12:50 p.m. SYMPOSIUM: Ethnic Psychological Associations Expand Psychological Knowledge–Alternative Cultural Paradigms Co-Chair : Andrés J. Consoli, PhD & Linda James Myers, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Sumie Okazaki, PhD, Linda James Myers, PhD, Germine H. Awad, PhD, Andrés J. Consoli, PhD, Art W. Blume, PhD; Discussant: Theopia R. Jackson, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4C]

Sidney A. Stone Brown, PsyD


Saturday, August 6, cont.

“The work I do is for

the future children of

the Grand Canyon, and

for all my ancestors

who endured the

hardships of life in a

remote canyon, I am

honored to tell our

story”.

11:00 a.m.–12:50 p.m. CONVERSATION HOURJames Jones Conversation Hour: On the Abyss: Cultural Issues in Ethical Research

Chair : Jacqueline S. Gray, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 3C]

Carletta Tilousi, a life-long advocate for the protection of the Grand Canyon and current elected tribal council member for Havasupai Tribe, has worked for more than twenty years promoting social and environmental justice for the Havasupai Indian Tribe and indigenous people of the Grand Canyon. She will share about her life and social justice work in the canyon and provide us with lessons her

community had to learn from regarding ethical research practice.

12:00–1:50 p.m. SYMPOSIUM: EMPA United–Culturally Grounded Ethics EqualsEnhancedEfficacy Co-Chair : Lisa A. Suzuki, PhD & Linda Forrest, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Melanie D. Rodriguez, PhD, Helen H. Hsu, PhD, Kee J.E. Straits, PhD, Mwata Kevin Washington, PhD, Mona M. Amer, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4C]


Sunday, August 79:00–9:50 a.m. CONVERSATION HOUR: From Awareness to Skill Building–A Framework to Guide Competency-Based Diversity Training Chair : Jose Pons, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Guillermo Bernal, PhD & Eliut Rivera-Segarra, PhD & Jose Pons, PhD [CC Rm 504]

9:00–9:50 a.m. POSTER SESSION: Confronting Our Challenges in Ethnically Diverse Communities–IV [CC Exhibit Hall ABC]

11:00–11:50 p.m. SYMPOSIUM: Development of a Cultural Version of the Reasons for Living Inventory Chair : Bruce Bongar, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Maryke Harrison, MA & Kathryn Maslowski, MA; Discussant: Peter Goldblum, PhD & Dana N. Lockwood, JD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4F]

10:00–10:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Resilient People Building Resilient Communities in Desperate Times Chair : Tommy Davis, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Gabrielle Sassone, PsyD, Judy B. Henderson, MS, Tommy Davis, PhD [CC Mile High Ballroom 4B]

12:00–12:50 a.m. SYMPOSIUM: Polynesian American Psychology Research–The Pitfalls of Ethnic Lumping in Research Co-Chair : G.E. Kawika Allen, PhD & Derek Griner, PhD; Participant/1st Author: Hokule’a Conklin, PhD, Ofa Hafoka, BA, Davis Kane, BA [CC Rm 304]


Div-45 Co-listed Program HighlightsDivision 1: Society for General Psychology • Invited Address: 2153 Address given by Janet Helms, Fri

08/05 11:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballroom 4F Level 3-Ballroom Level

• Invited Addres: 2054 Address given by Michelle Fine, Fri 08/05 9:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Rooms 210/212 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 2: Teaching• Symposium: 1174 From Micro to Macro–Enhancing

Multicultural Competence Through the Application of Faculty Research, Thu 08/04 12:00–12:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 104 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 3106 Social Justice via Multicultural Teaching In-Context, Sat 08/06 10:00–10:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballroom 4A Level 3-Ballroom Level

Division 8: Personality and Social• Symposium: 3249 Me, Myself and I–Self-Theories

Shape Health, Well-Being, and Relationships, Sat 08/06 1:00PM - 1:50PM, Convention Center/Room 107 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 9: SPSSI• Conversation Hour: 2060 A Longitudinal Exploration

of Mistrust, Identity, and U.S. Race Relations, Fri 08/05 9:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 106 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Paper Session: 2107 Community Action and Education for Improving Social Issues, Fri 08/05 10:00–10:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 705 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Paper Session: 1177 Prejudice, Stereotypes, and Discrimination---Modern Manifestations, Thu 08/04 12:00–12:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 113 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 1020 Refusing Binaries and Engaging Intersections–Psychological Research With LGBTQ Individuals, Thu 08/04 8:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 712 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 12: Clinical• Skill-Building Session: Boosting Productivity in Your

Academic Writing–A Workshop for Graduate Students, Early-Career Professionals, and Academic Advisors, Fri 08/05 5:00– 5:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 501 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 13: Consulting• Discussion: 1058 Developing Culturally Competent

International Employee Wellness Programs, Thu 08/04 9:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 107 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Skill-Building Session: 4118 Social Justice in Education–Raising Awareness Around Microaggressions and Loaded Language, Sun 08/07 11:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 710 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

GS-APAGS • Symposium: 3189 Connecting With Our Queerness-

--Four Contemporary Takes on Being an LGBTQ Psychologist, Sat 08/06 11:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 502 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 24: Theoretical and Philosophical• Symposium: 1124 Cultural Transformation–Challenges

to Psychological Science, 08/04 10:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 401 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 26: History of Psychology• Symposium: 1167 History Goes Public! Using the

History of Psychology to Inspire Girls of Color, Thu 08/04 11:00a.m.– 12:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 405 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 29: Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy• Symposium: 3028 Spirituality and Psychotherapy–

Managing Ethical Dilemmas, Sat 08/06 8:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballroom 2B Level 3-Ballroom Level


CIRP-APA Committee on International Relations in Psychology• Symposium: 3333 Psychological Perspectives on

the U.N. Response to the Global Migration Crisis–Promoting Resilience Amidst Trauma, Sat 08/06 3:00–3:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 401 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

CPG-Central Programming Group• Symposium: 1091 Addressing Disparities in Behavioral

Medicine Through Culturally Sensitive Interventions, Thu 08/04 9:00–10:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 201 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 1306 Advancing Social Justice in Clinical Practice, Thu 08/04 2:00–3:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 201 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 3191 APA’s Human Rights Activities–A Review and Opportunity for Member Input, Sat 08/06 11:00– 11:50a.m. Convention Center/Room 203 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 1169 Ethical Challenges in Working With Children and Families in Multidisciplinary Settings, Thu 08/04 11:00a.m.–12:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 205 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 2152 Making the Invisible Risible–Sketch Comedy As a Basis for Difficult Dialogues, Fri 08/05

10:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballroom 3B Level 3-Ballroom Level

• Symposium: 1241 Performing Ourselves–Theater As an Identity Construction Vehicle for Marginalized Youth, Thu 08/04 1:00–1:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 205 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 2147 Perspectives and Implications of Training Bilingual Practitioners, Fri 08/05 10:00–1:50a.m., Convention Center/Rooms 108 and 110 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Skill-Building Session: 1032 Post Docs, Licensure, Research, Oh MY! Preparing for a Career in Academia,Thu 08/04 8:00– 9:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballrooms 2A and 3A Level 3-Ballroom Level

• Symposium: Psychologists As Activists–Learning From Black Lives Matter, Native Lives Matter, and the Occupy Movement, Fri 08/05 8:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 201 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 2339 Trials, Tribulations, Possibilities–What to Do About Cannabis?, Fri 08/05 4:00–5:50p.m.,Convention Center/Room 205 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 1210 Unequal Psychotherapies–Culture, Race, Ethnicity, and Scientific Equity, Thu 08/04 12:00–1:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 201 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 32: Humanistic• Symposium: 4138 Honoring the Thoughts of Buddha,

Heidegger, James, May, and Beck–Legacies Betrayed?, Sun 08/07 11:00a.m.–12:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 404 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: The Future of Diagnosis–Ethics, Social Justice, and Alternative Paradigms, Sat 08/06 8:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 601 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 34: Environmental, Population and Conservation Psychology• Paper Session: 1112 Identity, Values, and Other

Psychological Factors Underlying Engagement in Environmental Efforts, Thu 08/04 10:00–10:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 113 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Paper Session: 1153 Person–Place Relationships and Environmental Problems, Thu 08/04 11:00–11:50a.m.

Convention Center/Room 712 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 35: Psychology of Women• Social Hour: 3379 Dance, Sat 08/06 9:00–11:50p.m,

Hyatt Regency Denver Hotel/Centennial Ballroom E Third Floor

Division 39: Psychoanalysis• Symposium: 2013 Beyond Mindfulness–Western

Psychotherapy on the Cushion From a Tibetan Buddhist Perspective, Fri 08/05 8:00–8:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballroom 2B Level 3-Ballroom Level

• Symposium: 2141 Voices From Both Sides–The Multicultural Journey of Educators and Students, Fri 08/05 10:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 702 Level 2-Meeting Room Level


Division 40: Clinical Neuropsychology• Symposium: 3127 Best Practices When Working With

Immigrant and/or Non-English-Speaking Populations, Sat 08/06 10:00–10:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballroom 1E Level 3-Ballroom Level

• Conversation Hour: 3221 Leadership in Psychology–Empowering Women to Become Fellows and Editors, Sat 08/06 12:00–12:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 702 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 43: Couple and Family Psychology• Symposium: 1300 Family Psychology Around the World,

Thu 08/04 2:00–3:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 405 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Poster Session: 4058 Multiculturalism, Diversity, and Special Considerations in Working With Families, Sun 08/07 9:00AM– 9:50a.m., Convention Center/Exhibit Hall ABC Level 1-Exhibit Hall

Division 47: Society for Sport, Exercise & Performance Psychology• Symposium: 4060 African American Student Athletes–

Can We Right Some Wrongs? Sun 08/07 9:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 702 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Invited Address: 3132 Steven R. Heyman Memorial Keynote, Sat 08/06 10:00–10:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 503 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 51: Men and Masculinity• Symposium: 2193 Advances in the Application of the

Intersectionality Framework to Men of Color, Fri 08/05 11:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 603 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 3184 Forgotten Pieces in the Study of Men and Masculinity–The Role of Oppression, Sat 08/06 11:00– 11:50a.m., Convention Center/Mile High Ballroom 1E Level 3-Ballroom Level

Division 52: International Psychology• Presidential Address: 3136 Address given by Jean Lau

Chin, Sat 08/06 10:00–10:50, Convention Center/Room 113 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 2019 Emerging Research Methods and Practices in Cross-Cultural and International Research, Fri 08/05 8:00–8:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 707 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 4141 Resiliency and Crisis--- Culturally Appropriate Interventions During Tragedies, Disasters, and War, Sun 08/07 11:00a.m.–12:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 405 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 1078 Teaching the Psychology of Women, Men, and Gender From a Transnational Perspective, Thu 08/04 9:00–9:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 111 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 53: Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology• Symposium: Breaking Cultural Barriers–Advances in the

Assessment and Treatment of Mood Disorders, Thu 08/04 12:00–1:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 105 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

Division 56: Trauma Psychology• Symposium: 1303 Assessment and Treatment of Torture

Survivors–One Response to The Hoffman Report, Thu 08/04 2:00–3:50p.m., Convention Center/Room 105 Level 2-Meeting Room Level

• Symposium: 2197 Trauma in Context–Community and Law Enforcement Reactions to the Events in Ferguson, Missouri, Fri 08/05 11:00–11:50a.m., Convention Center/Room 404 Level 2-Meeting Room Level


Division 45 Hospitality Suite ScheduleHyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Hotel Suite (Room 639) | August 4rd-6th, 2016

**Event is outside of the Division 45 Hospitality Suite

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Thursday August 4th Friday August 5th Saturday August 6th

Coffee discussion with APA President-Elect & Presidential Candidates Div. 45 EC Members Only!(7:30-8:50 am)

Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology (CDEMP) Journal Board Meeting – Richard Lee (9:00-10:00 am) Div. 45 Executive

Committee Meeting – Jacque Gray (9:00 am- 2:50 pm)

Society of Indian Psychology Conversation Hour – Arthur Blume (5:00-5:50 pm)

Division 45 Hospitality Suite Schedule

**Shaded activities are scheduled outside of the Division 45 Hospitality Suite

Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Hotel Suite (Room # TBA) | August 4rd-‐6th, 2016

Thursday August 4th Friday August 5th Saturday August 6th

7:30 AM Coffee discussion with APA President-‐Elect & Presidential Candidates Div. 45 EC Members Only!! (7:30–8:50 am)

8:00 AM

9:00 AM Div. 45 Executive Committee Meeting – Jacque Gray (9:00 am–2:50 pm)

Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology (CDEMP) Journal Board Meeting – Richard Lee (9:00–10:00 am)

10:00 AM Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology (CDEMP): Q & A Session – Richard Lee (10:00–10:30 am)

11:00 AM

Asian American Journal of Psychology Editorial Board Meeting – Bryan Kim -‐ AAPA (11:00 am–12:00 pm)

NOON Asian American Psychological Association (AAPA) Conference Committee Meeting – Kevin Nadal (12:00–12:50 pm)

1:00 PM **Division 45 Presidential Address – Jacque Gray (1:00–1:50 pm)

Middle Eastern/Arab Psychology Meeting – Germine Awad (1:00–1:50 pm)

2:00 PM **Division 45 Business Meeting & Awards Ceremony (2:00–3:50pm)

National Latina/o Psychological Association (NLPA) Members Meeting – Marie Millville (2:00–2:50pm)

3:00 PM

NLPA Student Meeting – Marie Millville (3:00–3:50pm)

4:00 PM **Division 45 Social Hour (4:00–5:50pm)

Division on South Asian Americans (DoSSA) Social Hour – Puni Kalra/Hina Pant (4:00–4:50 pm)

5:00 PM Society of Indian Psychology Conversation Hour – Arthur Blume (5:00–5:50 pm)

**Links & Shoulders Mentoring Social Hour – Alvin Alvarez (5:00–6:50)

6:00 PM

Div 45 Policy Committee: (6:00–7:00) – Bertha Holiday Division 45 Committee on proposed APA internal and external policies: Developing active collaborations with other Divisions. All interested Division 45 members are invited.

Div 45 Student Social – Desa Daniels (6:30–8:30pm)

9:00 PM **Div 35/45 Dance -‐ Bertha Holiday (9:00–11:00pm)

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