News Alert to Division Fellows Chairs
This is going to be an exciting year for the 2005 APA Annual Convention and I am definitely looking forward to meeting the Current and Incoming Chairs. “Why am I excited about this you ask?” The Division Fellows Chair Breakfast and Workshop! The breakfast and workshop will be helpon Friday, August 19, 2005 at the Grand Hyatt Washington in Burnham Room from 9-10:00 a.m. This is your time to bring any questions or concerns my way about being a Division Fellow Chair. It will be an excellent learning experience for all of those involved. Also, it will be a great opportunity to think about next year’s possible nominations, which is right at our heels! Stay cool and see you at the Convention! If you need help or have any questions, please contact Sonja Wiggins in APA’s Central Office at 800-374-2721 (ext. 5590) or Email.
CODAPAR Announces Call for Interdivisional Grant Programs
Back in May of this year, The Committee on Division / APA Relations (CODAPAR) sent notification to division leaders announcing the 2005 Interdivisional Grant Program “Call for Proposals “.
The Interdivisional Grant Program was reinstated last year by the APA Council of Representatives at its August 2004 meeting. Council voted to allocate $12,500 for the grant program. With this call, CODAPAR seeks proposals for collaborative projects sponsored by two or more APA divisions. The deadline to receive proposals has been set for Thursday, September 1, 2005. CODAPAR will make its recommendations to the Board of Directors at its December meeting so that funding for these collaborative projects will be made available at the beginning of 2006.
The Committee was pleased with the number of proposals submitted last year, as well as with the quality of the collaborations. Proposals have ranged from supporting conferences and workshops to publishing manuals and training materials to identifying specialties in a field of psychology. Here is a brief list of some of the diverse proposals that have been submitted:
- Cultural Diversity Forum on Men and Masculinity
Divisions: 12, 17, 44, 45 and 51
- Opportunities for Retired Psychologists: Feasibility of a Web-based Venue
Divisions 12, 13 and 20
- Enhancing Women’s Negotiation Skills
Divisions: 20, 21 and 40
- Promoting Global Mental Health: Effective Utilization of the New Media Following Disaster and Terrorism
Divisions: 46, 52
- Sexual Orientation and Mental Health: Toward Global Perspectives on Practice and Policy
Divisions: 44, 52
In order to streamline this process, CODAPAR encourages identifying a lead division to submit the proposal and having the presidents of other collaborating divisions submit the Sponsorship Form via mail, fax or email stating their involvement and support of the project.
If you have any questions about participation in the program or completing the proposal process, please contact Troy Booker. Materials may be mailed to the Division Services Office, attention “Interdivisional Grants Program” at the APA address; faxed to (+1/202) 218-3599 or emailed to Troy.
For your added convenience, you can access this information and the forms on the web at www.apa.org/about/division/divofficers.html.
We look forward to receiving your proposal by the September 1st deadline!
APA's Ethics Code Continuing Education Program Now Available at APA Online Academy
Developed by the APA Ethics Office, this course provides an overview of the new APA Ethics Code which became effective in June 2003. While the course focuses on highlights of the 10th Ethics code revision, participants will gain a solid grasp of the new Code’s letter and spirit. Successful completion awards 4 CE credits. Go to Continuing Education in Psychology for information.
Division 12 Announces New Turner Awards - Submit Nominations Now
Division 12 – the Society of Clinical Psychology is proud to announce its new prestigious award, The Samuel M. Turner Clinical Research Award. This award is to honor psychologists who have made distinguished contributions to applied clinical psychology.
Nominations should be submitted to:
Linda Sobell, Ph.D.
Award Chair
c/o Division 12 Central Office
P.O. Box 1082
Niwot, Co 80544-1082
Email: Linda Sobell
The deadline for nominations is October 1, 2005.
2005 Division and SPTA Election Results
The 2005 Division Officers and Council Representatives and SPTA Council Representatives ballots have been tallied and the results have been certified by the Election Committee. The Election Committee and Division Services would like to congratulate the following:
Division 1
President-elect: Harold Takooshian, PhD
Member-at-Large: Susan Krauss Whitbourne, PhD
Council Representative: Bonnie R. Strickland, PhD
Division 2
President-elect: William F. Buskist, PhD
Secretary: Valerie Whittlesey, PhD
Council Representative: David E. Johnson, PhD, and Margaret A. Lloyd, PhD
Division 3
President-elect: Howard E. Egeth, PhD
Member-at-Large: Mark H. Ashcraft, PhD, Mark A. McDaniel, PhD, and Valerie F. Reyna, PhD
Division 5
President-elect: Lawrence J. Stricker, PhD
Member-at-Large: Sara S. Hennings, PhD
Council Representative: Kurt F. Geisinger, PhD
Division 6
President-elect: Karen L. Hollis, PhD
Council Representative: J. Bruce Overmier, PhD
Division 7
Fellows Committee: Kenneth H. Rubin, PhD
Member-at-Large: Peter A. Ornstein, PhD
Division 9
Results will be available later.
Division 10
President-elect: Lauren S. Seifert, PhD
Member-at-Large: Elena L. Grigorenko, PhD, and Ruth Richards, PhD
Division 12
President-elect: Marsha M. Linehan, PhD
Treasurer: Robert K. Klepac, PhD
Council Representative: Nadine J. Kaslow, PhD
Division 13
President-elect: Randall P. White, PhD
Treasurer: David B. Peterson, PhD
Member-at-Large: Virginia Mullin, PhD
Council Representative: Mary M. Kralj, PhD
Division 14
Council Representative: Janet L. Barnes-Farrell, PhD, Robert L. Dipboye, PhD, Deirdre J. Knapp, PhD, and
Eduardo Salas, PhD
Division 15
President-elect: Lyn Corno, PhD
Secretary: Barbara K. Hofer, PhD
Council Representative: Frank Pajares, PhD
Division 16
President-elect: Frank C. Worrell, PhD
VP-Professional Affairs: Linda C. Caterino, PhD
VP-Membership: Lea A. Theodore, PhD
Division 17
President-elect: William D. Parham, PhD
Secretary: Jenny Cornish, PhD
VP for Diversity and Public Interest: Elizabeth M. Vera, PhD
Council Representative: Louise A. Douce, PhD, and Janet E. Helms, PhD
Division 18
President-elect: Kathy J. Harowski, PhD
Council Representative: Kathleen M. McNamara, PhD
Division 19
President-elect: Michael G. Rumsey, PhD
Member-at-Large: Armando X. Estrada, PhD
Division 20
President-elect: Elizabeth A. L. Stine-Morrow, PhD
Secretary: Joan M. McDowd, PhD
Member-at-Large: Brent J. Small, PhD, and Robin L. West, PhD
Council Representative: Norman Abeles, PhD, and Bob G. Knight, PhD
Division 21
President-elect: Phillip L. Ackerman, PhD
Member-at-Large: Dee H. Andrews, PhD
Division 22
President-elect: Janet E. Farmer, PhD
Secretary: Mary R. Hibbard, PhD
Member-at-Large: Paul Leung, PhD, and Cheryl L. Shigaki, PhD
Division 24
President-elect: Louis A. Sass, PhD
Member-at-Large: John C. Christopher, PhD
Division 25
President-elect: Michael J. Dougher, PhD
Member-at-Large: Sung Woo Kahng, PhD
Council Representative: Kurt Salzinger, PhD
Division 26
President-elect: C. James Goodwin, PhD
Secretary-Treasurer: Trey M. Buchanan, PhD
Council Representative: David B. Baker, PhD
Division 27
President-elect: Carolyn F. Swift, PhD
Member-at-Large: Anita A. Davis, PhD
Council Representative: Brian L. Wilcox, PhD
Division 28
President-elect: Suzette M. Evans, PhD
Member-at-Large: Nancy M. Petry, PhD
Council Representative: Nancy A. Ator, PhD
Division 29
President-elect: Jean A. Carter, PhD
Secretary: Armand R. Cerbone, PhD
Member-at-Large: J. Gilbert Benedict, PhD, and Irene M. Deitch, PhD
Division 30
President-elect: Deirdre L. Barrett, PhD
Member-at-Large: Etzel A. Cardena, PhD
Council Representative: James R. Council, PhD
Division 31
President-elect: Michael J. Murphy, PhD
Treasurer: Bonnie Markham, PhD, PsyD
Member-at-Large: Virginia Theo-Steelman, EdD
Division 32
President-elect: David J. Cain, PhD
Secretary: Frederick J. Wertz, PhD
Member-at-Large: April E. Metzler, PhD, and Kathleen E. Wall, PhD
Division 33
President-elect Designate: Stephen F. Warren, PhD
Member-at-Large: Laura Lee McIntyre, PhD
Division 34
Results will be available later.
Division 35
President-elect: Joan C. Chrisler, PhD
Student Affiliate Representative: Mary Vasudeva
Division 36
President-elect: Ralph L. Piedmont, PhD
Treasurer: Marsha L. Cutting, PhD
Council Representative: Philip C. Watkins, PhD
Division 37
President-elect: Carol A. Falender, PhD
Treasurer: Mark J. Chaffin, PhD
Member-at-Large: Joaquin Borrego, Jr., PhD
Division 38
President-elect: Robert D. Kerns, PhD
Secretary: Mary C. Davis, PhD
Treasurer: David A. Williams, PhD
Member-at-Large: Jerry M. Suls, PhD
Council Representative: Suzanne B. Johnson, PhD
Division 39
President-elect: Nancy R. McWilliams, PhD
Treasurer: Marsha D. McCary, PhD
Member-at-Large: Judith R. Logue, PhD, William A. MacGillivray, PhD, and Henry M. Seiden, PhD
Council Representative: Dolores O. Morris, PhD
Division 40
President-elect: Keith O. Yeates, PhD
Member-at-Large: C. Munro Cullum, PhD
Division 41
President-elect: Joel A. Dvoskin, PhD
Secretary: Patricia Zapf, PhD
Member-at-Large: Kevin S. Douglas, PhD
Council Representative: Elizabeth C. Wiggins, PhD
Division 42
President-elect: Laura H. Barbanel, EdD
Treasurer: Stanley R. Graham, PhD
Member-at-Large: Bonnie Markham, PhD, PsyD, and Ivan J. Miller, PhD
Council Representative: Beverly Greene, PhD
Division 43
President-elect: William H. Watson, PhD
Secretary: Terry Soo-Hoo, PhD
VP for Practice: Deborah L. Cox, PhD
VP for Science: Kristina C. Gordon, PhD
Council Representative: Florence W. Kaslow, PhD, and Susan H. McDaniel, PhD
Division 44
President-elect: Christopher R. Martell, PhD
Member-at-Large: Beth A. Firestein, PhD
Division 45
President-elect: Fred Leong, PhD
Member-at-Large: J. C. Ginsela Lin, PhD, and Joseph J. Horvat, Jr., PhD
Council Representative: Martha E. Banks, PhD
Division 46
President-elect: Rochelle M. Balter, PhD
Treasurer: James H. Bray, PhD
Member-at-Large: Mary B. Gregerson, PhD, and Roger D.Klein, PhD
Division 47
President-elect: Kirsten M. Peterson, PhD
Member-at-Large: Edmund O. Acevedo, PhD
Division 48
President-elect: Daniel M. Mayton, II, PhD
Secretary: Kathleen H. Dockett, EdD
Treasurer: John R. Gruszkos, PhD
Membership Director: Joan E. Gildemeister, PhD
Member-at-Large: John Paul Szura, PhD
Division 49
President-elect: Lynn S. Rapin, PhD
Treasurer: John C. Dagley, PhD
Member-at-Large: Sally H. Barlow, PhD, and Gloria Behar Gottsegen, PhD
Division 50
President-elect: Kim Fromme, PhD
Member-at-Large: Bradley D. Olson, PhD
Division 51
President-elect: Mark A. Stevens, PhD
Treasurer: Michele Harway, PhD
Member-at-Large: William M. Liu, PhD, and David H. Whitcomb, PhD
Division 52
President-elect: Michael J. Stevens, PhD
Treasurer: Anie Kalayjian, EdD
Division 53
President-elect: Elizabeth McCauley, PhD
Treasurer: Richard R. Abidin, PhD
Member-at-Large: Michelle Cooley, PhD
Division 54
President-elect: Alan M. Delamater, PhD
Member-at-Large: Randi M. Streisand, PhD
Division 55
President-elect: Elaine S. LeVine, PhD
Secretary: Elaine Orabono Mantell, PhD
Member-at-Large: James H. Bray, PhD
APAGS Representative: Melissa Blackwell
Arkansas Psychological Association
Council Representative: Roger D. Williams, PhD
Connecticut Psychological Association
Council Representative: Laura C. Toomey, PhD
District of Columbia Psychological Association
Council Representative: Stephen J. Lally, PhD
Idaho Psychological Association
Council Representative: Anthony J. Cellucci, PhD
Illinois Psychological Association
Council Representative: Bruce E. Bonecutter, PhD, and Mary E. Halpin, PhD
Maine Psychological Association
Council Representative: John R. Lorenz, PhD
Michigan Psychological Association
Council Representative: Lynn T. Pantano, PhD
Montana Psychological Association
Council Representative: Janet P. Wollersheim, PhD
Nevada Psychological Association
Council Representative: Elizabeth W. Neighbors, PhD
New York State Psychological Association
Council Representative: Sharon M. Brennan, PhD
North Carolina Psychological Association
Council Representative: Erica H. Wise, PhD
Ohio Psychological Association
Council Representative: Suzanne S. LeSure, PhD
Asociacion de Psicologia de Puerto Rico
Council Representative: Irma Roca de Torres, PhD
Tennessee Psychological Association
Council Representative: Eric C. Theiner, PhD
Virginia Psychological Association
Council Representative: Peter L. Sheras, PhD
Wisconsin Psychological Association
Council Representative: Barbara A. Van Horne, PhD
Wyoming Psychological Association
Council Representative: Charles W. “Chuck” Rodgers, PhD
Ray's 5K Race-Walk at Convention
The annual race and walk at the 2005 Washington, D.C. Convention of APA will be held on Saturday morning, August 20th, at 7 A.M. The race will be held in Anacostia Park along the southern edge of the Anacostia River. Buses will take participants to and from the reace from the major hotels. Maps and additional information will be available at the Division Services Booth at in the Convention Hall.
Awards will be given to the overall male and female winners and to the top three in each 5-year age group, from under 25 to over 75. The top three male and female finishers who hold membership in Division 47 will receive awards. The top three finishers who are current Psi Chi members also will receive awards. To honor the exhibitors at our meeting who provide excellent raffle prizes for us, a special award also will be given to the highest finishing male and female exhibitors.
Pre-registration will run until August 12th, which means that the entry form and fee must be received by that date. Please give us all the requested information including age and gender so that the race numbers can be labeled appropriately and save us time in determining your category for the results. THE ENTRY FEE FOR PRE-REGISTERED RUNNERS IS $20.00, which includes a commemorative t-shirt, raffle chance, and post-race refreshments. PAST August 12th REGISTRATION AT THE CONVENTION AND DAY-OF-RACE REGISTRATION FEE IS $25.00. Pre-registration for students is $10.00 and convention/day-of-race student registration is $14.00. PLEASE pre-register to facilitate the registration process. Make your check payable to: Running Psychologists.
For more information and for the registration form, please visit the Division 47 – Exercise and Sport Psychology web site.
Town Hall Meeting: Exploring the Needs of Psychology and Psychologists in the 21st Century -- Your Chance to Shape the Future in an Open Exchange with APA Leaders and Members
Join a free-spirited discussion with APA President RON LEVANT, EdD, APA President-elect GERALD KOOCHER, PhD, and APA CEO NORMAN ANDERSON, PhD to brainstorm about the future for psychology and psychologists. What do you think APA must do to prepare itself for the needs and opportunities of the upcoming decades? Let your voice be heard. You can get a preview of the issues by reading P&P's 5-year Report in the July/August American Psychologist. Put on your thinking caps and show up at this town hall meeting to let the leaders and other members of APA know your opinions. We will even have a suggestion box on site just in case we don't get a chance to hear from everyone.
Division Services Booth at Convention
As we prepare for the upcoming APA Annual Convention being held in Washington, D.C., the Division Services Office would like to inform you that we will have a Divisions Booth. With this letter, we invite you to submit materials your division would like to have on display.
You may send membership brochures, applications, newsletters, journal information, as well as convention and hospitality suite programs. We are asking that you limit your supply to 100 copies of each piece. You may also send one copy of your journal as a sample display. If there are other pieces you would like to send, such as handouts for special projects or upcoming events, please feel free to do so.
The Division Services booth will also display information for those divisions that will sponsor a hospitality suite. Upon checking in and receiving your suite assignment, please stop by the booth or leave a message for me at the Message Center with the suite number, hours of operation and location.
All materials must be received in the Division Services Office on or by Monday, July 25th. When preparing your shipment, please remember to:
- Put your name and division number on the OUTSIDE of each box.
- List the box’s contents on the OUTSIDE of the box (e.g., newsletters, hospitality suite program). This will avoid having to open boxes before shipping to the D.C. Convention Center.
- Complete the attached inventory sheet and return it separately.
Ship all materials to:
For Non-contract divisions to Troy Booker and Contract divisions to Keith Cooke at:
APA Division Services Office
2005 Convention Materials
750 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002-4242
The Division Services Booth will be located in the Resource Center in the APA booths area of the Convention Center. The hours of operation are as follows:
Thursday, August 18 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Friday, August 19 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Saturday, August 20 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Sunday, August 21 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
If you have any questions about shipping or the booth operation, please contact Troy at via email or (+1/202) 336-6121 and Keith at (+1/202) 216-7602.
2005 CODAPAR Members
Ilene Serlin (04), Lisa Harlow (Co-Chair), Thomas Zentall, Frank Worrell, Martha Banks (Co-Chair),
Gary Brooks (04) and Kate Hays. Not pictured, Wayne Camara.
Division Services Staff
Troy Booker, Division Services Officer
Keith Cooke, Division Services Manager
Penny Harrison, Division Services Assistant
Sarah Jordan, Director, Divisions Services
Micheline Meyers, Division Services Coordinator
2005 Deadlines for
Articles for the APA/Division Dialogue
Please submit copy on diskette or via email to
Troy
Booker.
September/October : August 22, 2005
November/December : October 24, 2005
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