apa divisions slideshow at apa convention 2016

Divisions of the American Psychological Association

APA’s 54 divisions are interest groups organized by members. Some represent disciplines of psychology – such as experimental, social or clinical -- while others focus on topical areas such as aging, ethnic minorities or trauma.

Join divisions here in our booth and enter drawings for prizes!

Society for General Psychology

Celebrate our 71st year of keeping psychology together!

Date/Time: Friday, August 5th

6 - 7:50 p.m.

Location: Sheraton Denver Hotel

Windows Room

Division 1 Social Hour


Join Us! First Year Free!

Find out more…

• Stop by the Division Services Booth

• APA Website: http://www.apadivisions.org/division-1/

• Email: Mark Sciutto ([email protected])

http://www.apadivisions.org/division-1/


Division 1 Business Meeting & Awards Ceremony

Date/Time: Friday, August 55 - 5:50 p.m.

Location: Sheraton Denver Hotel Windows

For more information, please contact Jocelyn Turner-Musa, Awards Coordinator, [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


Invited Addresses

Friday, August 5th

Dr. Michelle Fine Dr. Janet HelmsConvention Center Room 210/212 Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4F

9:00 am to 9:50 11:00am to 11:50


Student & ECP Conversation Hour

Date/Time: Saturday, August 6th

4 - 5:50 p.m.

Location: Hyatt Regency Denver

Division 1 Hospitality Suite

For more information, please contact Emily Dow, Ph.D., [email protected]

or Kasey Powers, [email protected]



Div 2. Teaching of Psychology

Insert division logo here.• A home for psychology

teachers in all contexts.• A home for psychology

teachers in early, mid, and late career.

• A home for student psychology teachers.

• A welcoming place for psychology teachers around the world.


Insert an invitation to a convention event here.

Graduate student teachers share resources, experiences, innovations, and opportunities through the Division 2 sponsored Graduate Student

Teaching Association.http://www.teachpsych.org/gsta/index.php


Enjoy the premier journal on teaching psychology, the scholarship of teaching and learning, and empirically-

supported teaching techniques.

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Annual Conference on TeachingOctober 21-22, 2016

Decatur, Georgiahttp://teachpsych.org/conferences/act.php


Over $60,000 of grant funding for members in the areas of

• Research of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning• Travel to Teaching Conferences for Early Career

Psychologists and Students• Development of Resources for Teaching and Advising• Interinstitutional Collaborations• Teaching Conference Speakers

Div 3. Society for Experimental Psychology and Cognitive Science

Benefits of membership:

-Increase the impact of basic science within APA

-Help APA to increase public awareness of psychological science

-Support and networking with leading psychological scientists

-Eligibility for honors and recognitions


Congratulations to the two Lifetime Achievement Award Winners for 2016:

Dr. Duane M. RumbaughSymposium on Thursday, August 4th

2:00-3:50 pmConvention Center Mile High Ballroom 4B

Dr. Henry L. “Roddy” Roediger, IIIPlenary Address on Friday, August 5th1:00-1:50 pmConvention Center Room 207


The newest name in experimental psychology and cognitive science—

founded in 1944!


Join us for an exciting session on

Memory Dynamics and the Optimization of Instruction Revisited

Led by:

Drs. Bob and Elizabeth BjorkSaturday, August 6th

12:00-1:50 pmConvention Center Room 607


TWO WAYS TO JOIN:

1. Complete the membership application at

http://www.apadivisions.org/div3/

Annual dues for postdoctoral and faculty affiliates =

$20

Annual dues for student affiliates = $0

You do not have to be an APA member to affiliate

with SEPCS!

or 2. APA members can add SEPCS/Division-3

membership when you pay your APA dues.

Div 5. Quantitative & Qualitative Methods

Has 3 sections, focusing on:• Assessment• Evaluation, Measurement & Statistics• Qualitative Psychology

Div 6. Society forBehavioral Neuroscience &

Cognitive PsychologyMembers are devoted to studying the biology of behavior. Their focus is on behavior and its relation to perception, learning, memory, cognition, motivation, and emotion.

Div 7. Developmental Psychology

Division 7 promotes:

Research in the field of developmental psychology across the lifespan

High standards in the application of scientific knowledge to educational, child care, policy, and related settings.


Enjoy benefits!

Influence psychological science, grant priorities, and social policy

Network with other developmental psychologists and individuals interested in human development

Receive the Division 7 newsletter, Developmental Psychologist (distributed twice a year), and other periodic notices and announcements

Become eligible for dissertation and early career grants to fund your research

Apply or Nominate for Awards & Grants!


Distinguished contributions to Dev. Psych. Boyd McCandless Award G. Stanley Hall Award Urie Bronfenbrenner AwardStudents and Early Career Researchers Dissertation Award Early Career Outstanding PaperGrants Dissertation Research Grant Early Career Research Grant

Mentor Award Eleanor Maccoby

Book Award

Be part of a Collaborative Consortium!


Consortium for Science-Based Information on Children, Youth and Families (CSICYF): Divs 7, 15, 16, 37, 43, 53, 54

Web resource center for behavioral information on children, youth and families infoaboutkids.org

Go to http://www.apa.org/divapp to apply online or download a paper version, or

Call the APA Division Services office at 202-336-6013

Cost

Free membership for the first year Always free for undergraduate and graduate student

affiliates $24/year thereafter

Membership in APA not required

Become a member!


http://www.apa.org/divapp

Div 8. Society for Personality & Social Psychology

Seeks to advance the progress of theory, basic and applied research, and practice in the field of personality and social psychology.

Div 9: Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI)

SPSSI members are committed to the idea that sound public policy must be based in sound science.

Founded in 1936, and with a membership of about 2500, we are engaged in supporting psychologists and other social scientists who share our goals through

• an active competitive research grants program,

• annual scholarly conferences, and

• publication of 3 highly ranked peer-reviewed journals.

Div 9. Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI)


Visit www.spssitimeline.org to learn about SPSSI’s many contributionssince its founding in 1936.

http://www.spssitimeline.org/

We welcome you tocome and meet SPSSI members,

talk about shared interests, and learn more about our division

at the joint Division 9 & Division 8 Social Hour

FRIDAY evening6:00 pm – 8:00 pmat 1515 Restaurant


We offer a special one-year membership rate of $40 to first-time applicants.

• Membership includes: free electronic access to SPSSI’s three journals:Journal of Social Issues (JSI)Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy (ASAP)Social Issues and Policy Review (SIPR)

• Discounted registration rates to SPSSI’s Annual Conferences

• SPSSI’s quarterly newsletter, Listserv, and regular electronic updates on policy and media

Join us at www.spssi.org


Div 10. Society for the Psychology of

Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts

Committed to interdisciplinary scholarship, both theoretical and empirical, encompassing the visual arts, poetry, literature, music and dance.

Division 12 Society of Clinical Psychology

The mission of the Society of Clinical Psychology is to

encourage and support the integration of psychological

science and practice in education, research, application, advocacy

and public policy, attending to the importance of diversity.

ANNOUNCEMENT: Division 12 Webinar SeriesWe offer a variety of topics that span different clinical areas, physical conditions, settings, and

developmental periods that will be useful to clinical psychologists at all professional levels.Cost: $15 for members, $50 for non-members


Coming in 2016-2017:*Focus on Early Career Professionals: Applying for internship and postdocs, NIH loan repayment, financial planning, and starting a group/private practice*CE Webinar Series on Mood Disorders (continuing from 2016!)*Ethics and Professional Development: HIPAA and e-communications; ethics in consultation*Institutional pricing

Previously aired Society of Clinical Psychology webinars available-NOW WITH

THE OPTION OF CE CREDIT!You can now view all of our archived webinars in our recorded webinars section at div12.org/webinar-recordings!Recording only: FREE for SCP (Division 12) members, $10 for non-membersRecording with CE credit: $10 for APA Division 12 members, $40 for non-members

To learn more about and register for the live and recorded webinars, speakers, and options for CE credits:Go to Div12.org or http://www.div12.org/dashboard/webinar-series/

http://div12.org/webinar-recordings

http://www.div12.org/dashboard/webinar-series/

Section 2 – Clinical Geropsychology

Section 3 – Society for a Science of

Clinical Psychology

Section 4 – Clinical Psychology of

Women

Section 6 – Clinical Psychology of

Ethnic Minorities


Visit our website at www.div12.org

Section 7 – Section for Clinical

Emergencies and Crisis

Section 8 – The Association of

Psychologists in Academic Health

Centers

Section 9 – Assessment Psychology

Section 10 – Graduate Students and

Early Career Psychologists

Check out the Sections of Division 12

Social Networking Event & Awards Ceremony

You’re Invited – Open to all SCP Members and Non-Members

Friday, August 56:00 – 7:50 PM

Hyatt Regency Denver Hotel

Centennial Ballroom F


Let’s Connect! Take Advantage of the opportunity to Network and

Social with some of the Top Leaders in Clinical Psychology.

NEW THIS YEAR! Speed Mentoring Come by the event for more information!

Awards Ceremony starts at 6:00 PM with the Social, Networking and Speed Mentoring event immediately following

@SCPdiv12#SCPMentor

Become a Member of Division 12 TODAY!

Benefits of Membership:• Identity as a Clinical Psychologist.

• Access to LISTSERV

• Networking with TOP Clinical Psychologists all over the country.

• Access to the Division 12 Website:

• Empirically Supported Treatments list

• Section information and Committee information

• Division 12 Newsletter – The Clinical Psychologist

• Resources such as our Clinicians Toolkit

• Division 12 Journal - Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice

For More information, email [email protected]


Visit our website at

www.div12.org/membership

Div 13. Society ofConsulting Psychology

Members share an interest in the consultative process including applied activities, research and evaluation, and education and training.

Why join SIOP?

We are the premier professional organization for I-O psychologists with more than

9,300 annual members. Benefits of membership include:

Very reasonable professional annual dues of $100/ student dues of $50

Subscriptions to member publications – IOP Journal/TIP/Newsbriefs

Opportunity to purchase SIOP Research Access subscription

Opportunity to serve as a SIOP media resource in national publications

Member-only access for free listing in SIOP Consultant Locator Service

Deeply discounted annual conference registration

20% discount on SIOP store publications

Access to member-only grant and award opportunities

Networking and collaboration opportunities

How to join SIOP Visit www.siop.org and click on the “Membership” menu to learn more!

Div 14. Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology


Recent I-O research:

“The Importance (or Unimportance) of Clothing in Job Interviews”

“Strategies for Engaging and Retaining Mature Workers”

“Implementing Effective Cyber Security Training for End Users of Computer Networks”

“Putting the ‘Performance’ Back in Performance Management”

“Workplace Bullying: Causes, Consequences, and Intervention Strategies”

“New World, Old Problems: Bias in the Sharing Economy”

Visit www.siop.org to read these and more articles on the latest I-O research!

The 12th annual Leading Edge Consortium, “Talent Analytics: Data Science to Drive

People Decisions and Business Impact,” will showcase the power and promise of

combining organizational science with new and emerging methods in data collection,

analysis, and display, to deliver game-changing insight for organizations.

Please join us in Atlanta October 21-22, 2016 as we explore the many facets of

talent analytics. Visit www.siop.org/lec to learn more.


Call for Proposals closes in mid-September

Registration opens December 2016!

Visit www.siop.org/conference to learn more!


Interested in an I-O Career?

Employment of I-O psychologists is expected to grow 26%

through 2018, according to the U.S. Labor Department

Check out these resources on the SIOP website to learn more

about a career in I-O:

“2016 Science for A Smarter Workplace” YouTube video

offers introductory look at I-O psychology

JobNet: more than 100 jobs/internships posted regularly

Placement Center: offered during SIOP Conference

Webinars: specially created for students and career-changers


Div. 15 - Educational Psychology

Division 15 is currently offering a free first year of membership to all new enrollees!

To learn more about the perks of affiliation, visit www.apadiv15.org/join

Div. 15 – Educational Psychology Award Winners

E.L. Thorndike Career Achievement Award

Michelene Chi Arizona State University

Richard E. Snow Early Career Contributions Award

George Georgiou University of Alberta, Edmonton

Paul R. Pintrich Outstanding Dissertation Award

Teomara Rutherford North Carolina State University

Award presentations (and recipient speeches) to be held from 10:00 AM -11:50 AM in the Convention Center’s Mile High Ballroom 3B.

Then, join Division 15 for aSocial Hour from 6:00 – 8:50

PM in the same room!

Div. 15 - Educational Psychology

Dr. Karen Harris will deliver her Presidential Address (“Self-Regulated Strategy Development for Writing:

Confessions of an Evidence-Based Practice”) on

Saturday, August 6th from 4:00 – 4:50 PM in the

Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom E.

Educational Psychologist

Div. 15 – Educational PsychologyPublications

Newsletter for Educational

Psychologists

Handbook of Educational Psychology

Psychology Today Blog

Classroom Insights Book

Series

Div. 15 – Educational PsychologyJob Board

Division 15 routinely shares new educational

psychology job openings. This service is free for

institutions and job seekers alike.

Learn more—or post an opening—at

EdPsychJobs.info

Div 16. School Psychology

Division 16 is composed of scientist-practitioners whose mission is that of 'Science, Practice, and Policy.‘ The division represents the interests

of psychologists engaged in the delivery of comprehensive psychological services to children, adolescents and families in schools and other applied settings. Dedicated to facilitating the professional

practice of school psychology, the division actively advocates in domains, such as education and health care reform, which have

significant implications for the practice of psychology with children.

Div 16. School Psychology• Grant Program For School Psychology Internships

(GPSI)• The GPSPI was developed to address the pre-doctoral internship crisis by

providing funds as well as consultation and mentorship to grantees for the development of new APPIC School Psychology Internship Programs. For additional information, please see the GPSPI website: http://apadivision16.org/awards-and-grants/grant-program-for-school-psychology-internships/.

• International Membership Drive • D16 is participating in an exciting opportunity that will drive new

international colleagues to the Division. Eligible psychologists who join APA during the International Congress of Applied Psychology are offered a free one-year membership in up to two of the divisions participating in the offer. Division 16 will offer a free one-year membership in our division to psychologists who join APA during the ICP2016.

http://apadivision16.org/awards-and-grants/grant-program-for-school-psychology-internships/

Div 16. School Psychology1:00 PM to 3:50 PM

Business Meeting & Award Presentations2 NEW AWARDS will be presented:

Jean Baker Mid-Career Service Award Tom Oakland Mid-Career Science Award

Remembering Dr. Edward S. Shapiro

4:00 PM to 5:50 PMSocial

Saturday, August 6th

Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom C

Div 16. School PsychologyInterested in becoming a member? Dues start at

$20 for students and $45 for current APA members. Visit http://apadivision16.org/membership to sign up today!

Membership Benefits: • School Psychology Quarterly

• The School Psychologist

• Opportunities to network with colleagues and leaders in the field

• Access to position announcements & funding opportunities

Div 17. Society of Counseling Psychology

Brings together psychologists, students, professional and international affiliates who are dedicated to promoting education and training, scientific investigation, practice, and diversity and public interest in professional psychology.

Division 18 – Public Service

Join us for our social hour!

Saturday 5:00 – 7:50pmHyatt Regency Denver Hotel

Centennial Ballroom F


Join Division 18 for ONLY $49 for full

members or $25 for students!

Benefits include subscription to the journal Psychological Services, the division newsletter,

numerous listservs and networking opportunities


Division 18 is comprised of 7 sections:

1 – Community & State Hospitals2 – Criminal Justice3 – Police & Public Safety4 – Psychologists in Indian County5- Serious Mental Illness6 – Veterans Affairs7 – Student

Society for

MILITARY PSYCHOLOGY* DIVISION 19 *

apadivisions.org/division-19

@APADiv19 apadivisions.org/

division-19/membershipAPA Division 19

Why Join Division 19?

Advance the science and practice of psychology in military organizations!

Work with Service Members, Veterans, and Families

Work with organizations and other researchers to contribute to national security through consultation, leadership, and policy development

Apply for numerous research grants and travel awards

Connect with a vast network of active duty and civilian professionals in Department of Defense, Veterans Affairs, and international settings

We are looking for student leaders to start a Division 19 Student

Chapter at your school!

Learn about scholarships, internships, post-docs, and career

opportunities in DoD and VA settings!

Division 19 Students

division19students.org

@div19students APA Division 19Division 19 students

Primary Work Settings

28% Government

18% Hospitals

17% Universities

1200+ Members

400+ Full Members

490+ Student Affiliates

100+ Professional Affiliates

90+ Fellows

Who joins Division 19?

30% of Membership are Early Career

(< 10 years since doctorate)

Division 19 Member TypeAPA Membership

Required?

Annual

Dues

Member/Associate/Fellow Yes $27

Professional Affiliates No $30

International Affiliates No $30

Student Affiliates No $10

Join Division 19!

apadivisions.org/division-19/membership

Come meet us at:

Social Hour: Welcome Reception4 Aug 1600-1650D19 hospitality suite (location to be determined)

Division Services Booth 5 Aug 1100-1300Member Resources Area

Division 19 Presidential Address [Ann Landes, PhD]5 Aug 1500-1550Centennial Ballroom C

Social Hour 5 Aug 1600-1650Centennial Ballroom C

Want to learn more?

Membership is open to all APA members, including psychologists who provide services to older adults,

conduct aging research, or are interested in teaching and learning about life span development

and aging.

Division 20Adult Development & Aging

Join Division 20!

http://www.apadivisions.org/division-20

• Division 20 is proud to serve as the historical home for gerontology. We maintain an historian on the board and a gerontology genealogy on our website.

• You are invited to visit the Division 20 website to add your own gerontology genealogical information and to generate a personalized gerontology family tree for your own use!


Benefit: Historical Home for Gerontology

• In addition to your memberships in other research or clinical specialty divisions, join us for fellowship and fun in Division 20, where we understand that bridges among research, application, implementation, and dissemination are only as strong as the social networksthat bring us together.

• We promote rich collaboration and sharing for all psychologists with a passion for gerontology.


Benefit: Bringing Gerontologic Psychologists Together

Division 20 offers annual awards for PhDs and Students

Examples:• Distinguished Research Achievement Award• Margaret Baltes Doctoral Dissertation Award• Retirement Research Foundation Student Awards• Conference Travel Awards


Benefit: Recognition

Friday 8/05/20166:00 – 6:50 PM

Denver Hotel Mineral Halls F and G

Sponsored by:Center for Research and Education on Aging and Technology

Enhancement&

RoseMary B. Fuss Center for Research on Aging and Intergenerational Studies


Come to our Social Hour to Learn More!

Div 21. Applied Experimental & Engineering Psychology

Promotes the development and application of psychological principles, knowledge, and research to improve technology, consumer products, energy systems, communication and information, transportation, decision making, work settings and living environments.

Div 22. Rehabilitation Psychology

Seeks to bring together all APA members interested in the psychological aspects of disability and rehabilitation, to educate the public on issues related to disability and rehabilitation, and to develop high standards and practices for professional psychologists who work in this field.

Div 23. Society forConsumer Psychology

An intimate collection of scholars and practitioners dedicated to the growth and advancement of consumer psychology.

Div 24. Society for Theoretical & Philosophical Psychology

Encourages and facilitates informed exploration and discussion of psychological theories and issues in both their scientific and philosophical dimensions and interrelationships.

• We encourage clinicians and researchers to address behavior as

a subject matter in its own right.

• We support the experimental analysis of behavior, applied

behavior analysis, and other fields/divisions with similar

interests.

Mission

DIVISIONBEHAVIOR ANALYSIS

Division 25 was founded in 1964 to:

History

Promote basic

research in the

experimental

analysis of behavior

Encourage

applications of such

research to human

affairs

Cooperate with

other divisions with

common interests

DIVISIONBEHAVIOR ANALYSIS

2016 Division 25 Awards

Kent JohnsonFred S. Keller

Behavioral Education Award

Edward WassermanMed Associates

Distinguished Contributionto Basic Behavior Analysis

Linda LeBlancNathan H. Azrin

Distinguished Contributionto Applied Behavior Analysis

David WackerSEAB Don Hake

Translational Research Award

Derek ReedB.F. Skinner FoundationNew Researcher Award

For Applied Research

Greg JensenB.F. Skinner FoundationNew Researcher Award

For Basic Research

Alyssa SuessSEAB Applied

Dissertation Award

Nathan RiceSEAB Basic

Dissertation Award

APA Gold Medal for Lifetime Achievement in the Application of Psychology

Brian Iwata (2015)

Members of the Division 25 LeadershipKevin Luczynski, Jack Marr, Len Green (2015)

B.F. Skinner Foundation

New Research AwardBethany Raiff (2015)

The first year is FREE!!! Pick up a membership application today!

Membership Chair Contact:

Tara A. Fahmie ([email protected])

How to JoinDIVISIONBEHAVIOR ANALYSIS


Div 26. Society for theHistory of Psychology

Seeks to extend the awareness and appreciation of the history of psychology as an aid to understanding contemporary psychology, psychology’s relation to other scientific fields and its role in society.

Div 27. Society for Community Research & Action:

Division of Community Psychology

Encourages the development of theory, research, and practice relevant to the reciprocal relationships between individuals and the social system which constitute the community context.

Div 28. Psychopharmacology & Substance Abuse

Promotes teaching, research and dissemination of information regarding the effects of drugs on behavior.

Div 29. Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy

Aims to advance the science, teaching, and practice of psychotherapy.

Div 30. Society of Psychological Hypnosis

Devoted to exchanging scientific information, advancing appropriate teaching and research, and developing high standards for the practice of hypnosis.

Div 31. State, Provincial & Territorial Psychological

Association Affairs

Main goal is to provide you and your psychological associations with useful resources, services and benefits as well as being your voice for psychological association issues within APA.

Div 32: Society of Humanistic Psychology

All are welcome at our Hospitality Suite!

Hyatt Regency Convention Center

Presenters begin at 4 pm Thursday

Social Hours and ECP Mentoring

7 pm-10pm each night

Schedule will be posted on the door of the Hospitality Suite.

Div 32: Society of Humanistic PsychologyDivision 32 welcomes your presence at our

Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address:

“Rediscovering Awe in Psychology and Life”

Hyatt Regency, Centennial Ballroom H Friday, August 5, 2016

Starting at 4 pm.

Awards include: • Charlotte and Karl Bϋhler Award• Carl Rogers Award• Abraham Maslow Award• Rollo May Award• Award for Distinguished Lifetime Contributions to

Humanistic Psychology

Div 32: Society of Humanistic PsychologyInterested in becoming a member

of Division 32?

Contact Trisha Nash at [email protected]

• Student membership starts at $15

• International membership - $15

• Associate or Affiliate membership -$48*

(* First year discounted with APA membership)

All memberships include either an online or hardcopy

version of our journal!


Our Division has a very active student membership!

Interested in being involved as a Student

Ambassador?

Contact Trisha Nash [email protected]


Come check out our division presentations, co-sponsored

with many other APA Divisions

Some of our Highlighted Presentations

• ICD -10—Challenges for Psychologists • Saturday, 8/6, 10 am • Convention Center Room 605

• Ethics, Social Justice, and Alternative Paradigm

• Saturday, 8/6, 8 am • Convention Center Room 601

• Compassion, Acceptance, Caregiving---The Good, the Bad, the Exhausting, and the Controversial

• Thursday, 8/4, 8 am• Convention Center Room 407

Div 33. Intellectual & Developmental

Disabilities/AutismSpectrum Disorders

Endeavors to advance psychology, based on scientific inquiry and high standards of practice in the treatment of intellectual and developmental disabilities.

DIVISION 34

Environmental PsychologyPsychology of Human Interaction with

Built and Natural Environments

Population PsychologyPsychology of Human Population

Growth, Density, and Consequences

Conservation PsychologyPsychology Applied to

Environmental Sustainability

EcopsychologyPsychology of the Reciprocal

Relationship Between Humans and Nature

Society for Psychology of WomenDivision 35

Division 35 provides an organizational base for all feminists, women and men of all national origins, who are interested in teaching, research, or practice in the psychology of women.

The division recognizes a diversity of women's experiences.

We welcome student members and affiliates!

• Promotes feminist research, theories, education, and practice toward understanding and improving the lives of girls and women in all their diversities;

• Encourages scholarship on the social construction of gender relations across multicultural contexts;

• Applies its scholarship to transforming the knowledge base of psychology;

• Advocates action toward public policies that advance equality and social justice;

• Seeks to empower women in community, national and global leadership.


Why should you join Division 35? Our recent survey of members indicates:

• Members love our mission

• Members enjoy networking opportunities

• Members get involved with advocacy for women’s issues

• Members enjoy our programming at the Convention and our publications (e.g., Psychology of Women Quarterly, The Feminist Psychologist)


Come meet us and dance!

Please join us for the Annual Division 35/45 Dance!Saturday, August 69:00pm – 12:00am

Hyatt Regency Denver HotelCentennial Ballroom E.


Division 35 Executive Committee members enjoying New Orleans


Div 36. Society for the Psychology of Religion

& Spirituality

Promotes the application of psychological research methods and interpretive frameworks to diverse forms of religion and spirituality; encourages the incorporation of the results of such work into clinical and other applied settings; and fosters constructive dialogue and interchange between psychological study and practice on the one hand and between religious perspectives and institutions on the other.

MISSION STATEMENT

Committed to the application of psychological knowledge to

Advocacy, Service delivery, and Public policies affecting

children, youth, and families.

Division 37 Awards and Business Meeting: Convention Center Room 704

Saturday (08/06) 11:00 am- 12:50 am

Distinguished Contributions to Child Advocacy Award

Richard P. Barth, PhD, MSW

A Lifetime of Research, Practice, and Policy Efforts to Support Successful Parenting

Nicholas Hobbs Award

Patrick H. Tolan, PhD

Speaking Truth to Policy: Lessons Learned in Producing and Translating Empirical Findings on Youth

Development

Diane J. Willis Early Career Award

Daniel M. Bagner, PhD, ABPP

Interviewing Early: An Effort to Reach High-Risk Children and Their Families

Presidential Address: A Survey of Ethical Beliefs, Attitudes

and Professional Practices of APA Psychologists Regarding

Parental Use of Spanking

President: Cindy Miller-Perrin, PhD

Convention Center Room 704

Saturday (08/06) 1:00 pm- 1:50 pm

Honoring the Legacy of Mark Chaffin: Colleagues Present

Emerging Research on Child Health

Chair: John Lutzker, PhD

Presenters: Bonnie McBride PhD, Whitney Rostad, PhD, David Bard, PhD

Discussant: Gregory A. Aarons, PhD


Thursday (08/04) 12:00 am-1:50 pm

Behavioral Health Problems in Childhood and Adolescence—

Unleashing the Power of Prevention (CE)

Chair: Jeffrey M. Jenson, PhD & Mary Ann McCabe, PhD

Presenters: Jeffrey M. Jenson, PhD, Mary Ann McCabe, PhD,

and Brian Bumbarger, PhD

Discussant: J. Douglas Coatsworth, PhD


Friday (08/05) 10:00 am-11:50 am

Div 38. Society forHealth Psychology

Seeks to advance contributions of psychology to the understanding of health and illness through basic and clinical research, education and service activities and encourages the integration of biomedical information about health and illness with current psychological knowledge.

Div 39. Psychoanalysis

Represents, within the broad field of psychology, professionals who identify themselves as having a major commitment to the study, practice and development of psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

Division 40

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Thursday 8/4 – Friday 8/5

Clinical Neuropsychology in the Age of Personalized/Precision Medicine

Rus Bauer, PhD; 11 - 11:50 am, Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C

Big and Loud: Emotion Regulation, Apathy, and Parkinson Disease

Dawn Bowers, PhD; 1 - 1:50 pm, Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C

Dyslexia: Knowns and Unknowns

Bruce Pennington, PhD; 9 - 9:50 am, Convention Center Room 407

Executive Dysfunction and Suicide Prevention Among Those With

Traumatic Brain Injury

Lisa Brenner, PhD; 11 - 11:50 am, Convention Center Room 304

SCN Pres. Address: The Contributions of Neuropsychology to the Well-Being

of Military Service Members and Veterans: A Focus on Deployment Health

Jennifer Vasterling, PhD; 4 - 4:50 pm, Sheraton Denver Hotel Majestic Ballroom

Division 40

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Saturday 8/6 – Sunday 8/7

Emerging Strategies in Mapping the Preclinical Period of Alzheimer’s Disease

Mark Bondi, PhD; 9 - 9:50 am, Convention Center Room 404

ICD 10: Understanding the Paradigm Shift and Getting Ready for ICD 11

Antonio Puente, PhD; 11 - 11:50 am; Convention Center Room 303

Technologies and Neuropsychological Rehabilitation: New Opportunities and

New Hurdles

Maria Schultheis, PhD; 1 - 1:50 pm, Convention Center Room 507

How Heart Health Impacts Brain Health in Hispanics: The Role of Treatment-

Related Control in Minority Health Disparities

Melissa Lamar, PhD; 10 - 10:50 am, Convention Center Room 506

GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS!

Student/Early Career Social Hour4 - 5:50 pm, Hyatt Regency Denver Hotel Mineral Hall G

Prepare for Specialty-Track Predoctoral Internships Workshop8 - 9:50 am, Convention Center Mile High Ballrooms 2A & 3A

Bridging the Gap from Student to Early Career - Mentorship in Clinical Neuropsychology12 - 12:50 pm, Convention Center Room 705

Money for You and Your Research - An Interactive Mentoring Workshop10 - 11:50 am, Convention Center Mile High Ballrooms 2A & 3A

www.facebook.com/division40 http://twitter.com/APADivision40

www.scn40.org www.div40-anst.com

• Low yearly membership rates:

$34 for members and professional affiliates

$20 for those who are in their first two years post-degree

$5 for student and international affiliates

• Keep abreast of the latest clinical practice and training issues,

professional standards in neuropsychology and trends in scientific

research

• Opportunities for professional networking, mentoring and committee

involvement, various awards and scholarships

• Monthly NeuroBlasts, NeuroBlog, newsletter, various listservs

http://www.facebook.com/division40

http://twitter.com/APADivision40

http://www.div40.org/

http://www.div40-anst.com/

Celebrate with us at our Division 40 Social Hour

DATE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 5

TIME: 6 - 7:50 pm

LOCATION: Sheraton Denver Hotel Majestic Ballroom

COMPLIMENTARY REFRESHMENTS AND A PRIZE RAFFLE!

Div 41. American Psychology-Law Society

Promotes the contributions of psychology to the understanding of law and legal institutions, the education of psychologists in legal matters and law personnel in psychological matters, and the application of psychology in the legal system.

Join our diverse community!

42 = Clinical + Business

Mentoring

Business advice

CE workshops, webinars & conference calls

Mastermind groups

New journal – Practice Innovations

…And much more!

Division 43: The Society for Couple and Family

Division 43: The Society for Couple and Family Psychology provides a home for psychologists interested in families in their many forms. Clinical, scientific, educational and public policy perspectives are well represented in the wide range of divisional activities. The society has achieved specialty status in ABPP and has developed the Journal of Family Psychology, currently one of the fastest growing APA scientific journals. The society works with the practice directorate to ensure inclusion of psychologists in health care reimbursement plans. As the only APA division focusing primarily on families, the Society for Couple and Family Psychology strives to educate the professional community regarding the many advantages of a broader conceptual focus. Division 43 sponsors an annual midwinter convention. The society's quarterly newsletter is The Family Psychologist.


Awards and grants sponsored by Div. 43:

Carolyn Attneave Diversity AwardThis award acknowledged special contributions to the promotion of diversity in family psychology or special contributions to the lives of diverse families.

Convention Travel AwardsThis award is designed to encourage attendance and increase student representation at the APA's convention.

Distinguished Contribution to Family Psychology AwardThis award is given to acknowledge special contributions to the advancement of teaching, research, public policy or practice in family psychology.

Distinguished Service AwardThis award is given to acknowledge a special contribution to the governance of the Society for Couple and Family Psychology or other service to the division.

Family Psychologist of the YearThis award is for outstanding sustained contributions to family psychology.

Florence Kaslow Distinguished Contribution to International Family Psychology AwardThis award acknowledges Dr. Florence Kaslow’s longstanding and outstanding contributions to family psychology around the world.

http://www.apadivisions.org/division-43/awards/attneave.aspx

http://www.apadivisions.org/division-43/awards/convention.aspx

http://www.apadivisions.org/division-43/awards/contribution.aspx

http://www.apadivisions.org/division-43/awards/service.aspx

http://www.apadivisions.org/division-43/awards/year.aspx

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Div 43 ECP/Student Committee Meeting: Friday, 5:00-5:50 pm-Div 43 Hospitality Suite (Hyatt)

Div 43 Student Reception: Friday, 6:00-7:00 pm -Div 43 Hospitality Suite (Hyatt)

Div 43 ECP Reception: Friday, 7:00-8:00 pm-Div 43 Hospitality Suite (Hyatt)

Division 43 Speed Mentoring Hour: Saturday, 3:00-3:50pm-Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial

Ballroom C

Div 43 Presidential Address: “A Contextual Interaction of Sociological, Historical, and Interpersonal

Constraints Facing Therapists Treating African American and Interracial Couples: Practical Recommendations”: Saturday , 4:00-4:50 pm-Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial Ballroom C

Div 43 Business Meeting and Annual Awards Presentations: Saturday, 5:00-5:50 pm-Hyatt

Regency Denver Centennial Ballroom C

Div 43 Social Hour: Saturday, 6:00-8:00 pm-Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial Ballroom C


Want to become a member?

Associate/Member/Fellow: $ 48.00

Life Status Publication Fee: Couple and Family Psychology: Research & Practice: $ 21.50

Student Affiliate: FREE

Professional Affiliate: $ 48.00

Division 44 –Society for the Psychological

Study of LGBT Issues

Awards Grants to Students and Members



Publishes the Peer-Reviewed Journal Psychology of Sexual

Orientation & Gender Diversity



Supports Members and Students in Leadership

Opportunities

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

• 8/5/2016 Friday 2:00 PM - 3:50 PM

• Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom E

Business Meeting and Awards

• 8/5/2016 Friday 4:00 PM - 5:50 PM

• Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom E

Social Hour and Reception

• 8/6/2016 Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:50 PM

• Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C

James Jones Conversation Hour

Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority

Psychology

FOCUS Newsletter

Division ListservDivision Awards

Professional Development

(conferences & webinars)

Division 45 Member Benefits

Campus Representatives

Mentoring

Student Social

Saturday 8/6

7:00-9:00p

Division 45 Suite

Liaisons

Links & Shoulders Mentoring

Friday 8/5, 5:00-6:50p

Sheraton Denver Hotel Plaza Ballroom F

Division 45 Student Committee

For more information, contact Desa Daniel, [email protected]

Social Media


Div 46. Society for Media Psychology & Technology

The society is a community of researchers, psychologists and other mental health providers, consultants, educators and communications professionals actively involved with all forms of traditional and evolving media and emerging technologies.

Mental training

Motivation

Sport injury and rehabilitation

Exercise adherence

Clinical issues with athletes

Performance enhancement

Youth Sport

Self-regulation

Expertise and talent

assessment

AREAS OF PRACTICE AND INQUIRY

Multiple Perspectives on Applying Psychology for Brain Health

(Saturday 1:00 PM @ CC 103)

Steven R. Heyman Memorial Lecture – Dr. Kate Hays

(Saturday 10:00 AM @ CC 503)

APA Division 47-ACSM Exchange Lecture- Dr. Sourav Poddar

(Saturday 11:00 AM @ CC 503)

Business Meeting, Presidential Address, Student Speed Mentoring,

& Social Hour (Friday 4-9 PM @ REGENCY MINERAL HALLS B & C)

2016 APA Convention

The Running Psychologists will be hosting:

38th Annual Ray’s Race 5K Walk and RunIn memory of Dr. Ray Fowler

Saturday, August 6th at 7 AM

Cherry Creek Bike Path

$35

Register:

http://www.active.com/denver-co/running/distance-running-races/running-

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2016 APA Convention

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Division 47 Membership

Benefits

MEMBERSHIPBENEFITS

Connection to exercise and sport

psychology colleagues and

topics Connection to Performance Psychology

section (performing arts, business, high risk

occupations)

Connection to Running

Psychologists section

Access to Sport, Exercise, and Performance

Psychology Journaland newsletters

Get involved in committees

For more information:

Website: http://www.apadivisions.org/division-47/

Listserv: http://listserve.apa.org

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/APADivision47

Twitter: @APADivision47

LinkedIn: APA Division 47

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http://listserve.apa.org/

http://www.facebook.com/APADivision47

DIVISION 48: THE SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF PEACE,

CONFLICT, AND VIOLENCE

Attend and Enjoy Some of Our Blockbuster Sessions. Here

is One That is a High for the ENTIRE CONVENTION!! If

You Only go to One Session, Make it This One!

QUESTION

What do the world’s leading psychologist, psychiatrist and

public intellectual have in common?

Answer: All 3 are part of Division 48’s MOUNTAINTOP

MARATHON, THE EVEREST OF INSIGHT, wherein

they converse with our own Frank Farley, President of

the Division.

PEAK EXPERIENCE #1: Noam Chomsky (88), the world’s leading public

intellectual on the topics “Peace, Conflict, and Politics” from 1:00-1:50

PM, Thursday, August 4.

PEAK EXPERIENCE #2: Aaron T. Beck (94), the world’s leading psychiatrist

on the topics “Hate and Violence”, from 2:00-2:50 PM, Thursday, August 4

PEAK EXPERIENCE #3: Albert Bandura (92), the world’s leading

psychologist on the topic “Moral Disengagement”, from 3:00-3:50 PM,

Thursday, August 4.

ALL 3 SESSIONS ARE IN THE SAME ROOM--- MILEHIGH BALLROOM

2B, 2C. Take a Peek…

Division 49Society of Group Psychology and

Group Psychotherapy Div. 49 is committed to the understanding

of groups in all their forms. Our membership cuts across counseling, clinical,

social, organizational, health and sport psychology. Our members share the belief that it is vital to understand the features that these groups share, and the features that they uniquely hold, and that the best

way to achieve this understanding is through interaction with groups

researchers in many different areas of psychology.

Division 49Society of Group Psychology

and Group Psychotherapy Congratulations to our

Group Psychologist of the Year!

George Tasca, Ph.D

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Tasca on his award Saturday August 6th at 10:00am in Convention Center Room 112


and Group Psychotherapy ATTENTION STUDENTS!

Interested in

FREE FOOD, DRINKS AND A FRIENDLY GROUP

while you are in Denver?

Please join us for the

Division 49 Student Social

Saturday August 6th at 5:00pm in the

Hyatt Regency Aspen Suite


and Group Psychotherapy FREE FOOD, DRINKS, and GIVEAWAYS!

Where better to get to know other group psychologists than at our Division Social?

Please join us for the Division 49 Social Saturday August 6th from 6:00-9:00pm in

the Hyatt Regency Aspen Suite!


and Group Psychotherapy Interested in Sports Psychology?

Curious how group psychology principles

influence work with teams and coaches?

Please join us as we welcome our invited

speaker, Dr. Melissa Streno, PSYD, CC-AASP!

Saturday August 6th at 11:00 am in Convention

Center Room 112!

Division 50’s Annual Mid-year ConferenceMarch, 2017

Div. 50 – The Addictions Newsletter (TAN)

• Stay in touch with Division 50 by reading TAN, a topical newsletter published 3 times yearly.

• Showcases current topics in addiction psychology through articles, abstracts, and division news.

• Recent topics include: e-cigarettes, the opioid epidemic, and more.

• Division 50 members may submit research articles and abstracts.

Division 50’s Journal

Division 50 publishes one of the world’s top addiction journals, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors® with 5-year impact factor of 3.417.

PAB publishes peer-reviewed, original articles 8 times a year related to the psychological aspects of addictive behaviors.

Subscriptions are available with Div. 50 membership. Student members of Div. 50 can purchase a yearly subscription for only $10.

Division 50 Social

Join Division 50!

Division 50 membership is great value…

Member/Fellow/Associate $40.00Life Status with journal $20.50Life Status without journal FreeProfessional Affiliate $40.00Student Affiliate with journal $20.00Student Affiliate without journal $10.00

To join fill out a membership form at the Divisions booth, or contact Keith Cooke, [email protected], or David Eddie, [email protected].

Div 51. Society for the Psychological Study of Men

& Masculinity

SPSMM provides a forum for members to discuss the critical issues facing men of all races, classes, ethnicities, sexual orientations and nationalities.

Div 52. International Psychology

Seeks to develop a psychological science and practice that is contextually informed, culturally inclusive, serves the public interest and promotes global perspectives within and outside of APA.

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Our websites offer excellent resources for child and adolescent

psychologists, including access to online literature databases,

informative videos, treatment guidelines, and therapist directory!

“I have loved being a part of Division

53 and plan to be involved with the Division

throughout my career.“—Jennifer Regan, M.A., UCLA

“Membership gives me access to the latest in clinical

research findings from our journal, updates on the profession

via our newsletter and website, and the ability to connect

with other professionals in the field via our listserv.”

—Mary Fristad, Ph.D., ABPP, The Ohio State University

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Become a member today!

President, Eric Youngstrom

SCCAP Midwinter Meeting

New Orleans

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Meet other child & adolescent psychologists, learn about research

and access resources through events, our newsletter and listserv!

Our journals publish original contributions related child

psychopathology and evidence-based assessment and

treatment – subscribe or submit an article!

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Check out some of our great programming at the Convention:

Beyond Bad Moods: Building a better understanding of

the characteristics, clinical correlates, and prognosis of

youth with extreme irritability CE

Thursday 8:00-9:50am

Room 302

Long-term Outcomes for Anxious Youth: Results from the

Child/Adolescent Anxiety Multi-Modal Extended Long-

term Study CE

Thursday 2:00-3:50pm

Room 303

Current Ethical Issues in Child and Adolescent

Psychology CE

Friday 4:00-4:50pm

Room 105

Increasing Global Access to Evidence-Based

Assessment and Treatment: A Collaborative Approach

Saturday 10:00-11:50am

Mile High Ballroom 4E

Latino Child and Adolescent Adjustment in the Context of

Exposure to Stress CE

Sunday 11:00-11:50am

Room 304

See instructions:

http://www.societyofpediatricpsychology.org/

Division 54 - Society of Pediatric Psychologyscholarly journals

2016 Division 54 Pediatric

Psychology Executive Board

Save the Date!!

Div 55. American Society for the Advancement

of Pharmacotherapy

Was created to enhance psychological treatments combined with psychopharmacological medications. It promotes the public interest by working for the establishment of high quality statutory and regulatory standards for psychological care.

Founded in 2006, the Trauma Psychology

Division is working to keep trauma and its effects at

the forefront of conversations within the American Psychological

Association.

We are focused on bringing together

clinicians, researchers, educators, and policy

makers in these endeavors.

Division 56: Trauma Psychology

Invited Address: Shaka Senghor - Writing My WrongsFriday, August 5th, 4:00-4:50pm

Sheraton Denver, Grand Ballroom B


Shaka Senghor is a trauma survivor – a man who grew up in poverty, violence, fear, and hopelessness.

At age 19, he shot and killed a man during a drug-related argument. He served 19 years in prison for second-degree murder, including years in a

solitary confinement cell on 23-hour lock down.

His memoir, Writing My Wrongs, is a redemption story told through a stunningly human portrait of what it's like to grow up in the gravitational

pull of poverty and trauma.

Mr. Senghor’s talk will focus sharing his experiences of pain and how he has transformed his life by getting the word out on trauma

Division 56: Trauma PsychologyMembership Benefits:• Access to the latest developments in trauma psychology • E-newsletters delivered directly to your in-box and include timely information on

traumatic stress • Member-only listserv provides on-going communication with other members and

breaking news of trauma-related developments in APA • Opportunities to network with colleagues and potential collaborators through social

hours and mentoring events • Participation in the Division’s annual meetings and voting privileges to elect

representatives • Eligibility to run for office, chair, and serve on Division committees and task forces • Subscription to our journal, Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and

Policy

Membership Fees (includes journal subscription unless noted):• APA Associate/Member/Fellow $45.00• Professional Affiliate $45.00• Early Career Psychologist $35.00• Student $32.50• Student without journal $10.00

Division 56: Trauma PsychologyDownload our full list of

programming, plus our suite events, here:

http://www.apatraumadivision.org/177/2016-convention.html

How to become a member, please visit:

http://www.apatraumadivision.org/141/join-us.html

http://www.apatraumadivision.org/177/2016-convention.html

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