School Psychology Announcements
2015 APA Convention Student Winners
The Division 16 Convention Committee is pleased to announce our student award winners for the 2015 APA Convention based on reviews of their proposals. We encourage attendees of the 2015 APA Convention to support students by attending the scheduled sessions and...
Div. 16 Grant Program for School Psychology Internships
Division 16 (School Psychology) has developed a Grant Program for School Psychology Internships (GPSPI) to assist in the predoctoral internship crisis in the U.S. Please find a thorough overview of the program (including a logic model and demonstrated impact) here....
Open Call – SSSP’s 2015 International School Psychology Research Initiative
The Society for the Study of School Psychology and the International School Psychology Association are seeking applications for the 2015 International School Psychology Research Initiative. This year's proposals are due by November 1, 2015. While residents of the...
SSSP Dissertation Grant Awards
Request For Applications, Due October 30, 2015 5:00 PM Eastern Time (A Spring Request will be distributed in early 2016, with a March deadline) Purpose of Dissertation Grant Awards The purpose of the Society of School Psychology Dissertation Grant Awards is to promote...
2016 Golden Psi Award
APA is now calling for applications for the 2016 Golden Psi Award. Publically or privately funded U.S. schools that teach any combination of grades between PreK and 12th are eligible to apply (here). All applications are due November 1st, 2015 (Sunday). The Golden Psi...
2016 APA Convention – Call for Proposals & Reviewers
The 2016 APA convention is nearly a year away, but preparations for the convention have been ongoing since April. We have some deadlines for proposal submission that are coming up, and they are as follows: Collaborative Programs: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015 at 5pm. CE...
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