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Annette Urso Rickel Dissertation Award for Public Policy
The APF Annette Urso Rickel Foundation Dissertation Award for Public Policy supports dissertation research on public policy, which has the potential to improve services for children and families facing psychosocial issues such as prevention of child abuse, school...
Committee on Children, Youth and Families: Call for Nominations
The Committee on Children, Youth and Families (CYF) is anticipating two vacancies in 2017. CYF welcomes nominations from individuals interested in issues advancing psychology as a science and profession in the area of promoting the health and human welfare of...
Division 16 Midwinter Meeting Minutes
Division 16 has approved its Executive Meeting Minutes from its 2016 Midwinter Meeting (here). Minutes from the 2016 APA Convention will be posted as they're approved.
Accessing Behavioral Health Services: School-Based Examples of Research, Policy and Implementation
Presentation slides by Joni Williams Splett, Ph.D. (University of Florida) and discussant Sharon Hoover Stephan, Ph.D. (Associate Professor, CSMH Co-Director) may be viewed here. *Note: Due to the size of this file, please allow roughly 10 seconds for loading!
APA’s New Resource for Individual Development Plans for Postdocs and ECPs
A new APA resource guides psychologists through the process of creating an individual development plan for securing a first job and maintaining career growth. APA’s Resource for Individual Development Plans (IDP) is a tool that takes early career psychologists —...
New Release: Special Issue of Translational Issues in Psychological Science
APA would like to inform you about a new special issue of Translational Issues in Psychological Science that focuses on the topic of behavioral incentives and motivation. This issue is now available for purchase. Guest Editor Dr. Kenneth Silverman describes this issue...
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