School Psychology Announcements
2017 NASP Family, School, and Community Partnering Recognition Award
The NASP Family, School, and Community Partnering Interest Group is excited to announce a call for nominations for the Family, School, and Community Partnering Recognition Award. The purpose of this award is to recognize a NASP member who exemplifies family, school,...
APA Board of Educational Affairs: Calls for Comment
The Board of Educational Affairs (BEA) is currently accepting comments on the Guidelines for Education and Training in Consulting Psychology/Organizational Consulting Psychology. The purpose of the guidelines is to provide a common framework for use in the...
2017 Collaborative Proposal Opportunities
If you are interested in submitting a collaborative proposal before the October 14th deadline and would like to share it with Division 16 members, please email Wade George to have it included below. Mark Terjesen (Terjesem@stjohns.edu) and Division 52 are developing a...
2017 Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grants
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is now accepting applications for FY 2017 Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention grants. The purpose of this program is to facilitate a comprehensive public health approach to prevent...
2017-2018 APA Congressional and Executive Branch Fellowships
The American Psychological Association invites applications for the 2017 – 2018 Congressional Fellowships and Executive Branch Science Fellowship. The APA Congressional Fellowship Program offers two psychologists the unique opportunity to spend a year on Capitol Hill...
2017 Golden Psi Award
The Center for Psychology in Schools and Education is now calling for all applications for the 2017 Golden Psi Award, due November 1st. This annual award showcases schools that apply psychological science to promote student academic and social-emotional growth and...
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