Division News
2002 Interdivisional Grants Awarded
The Committee on Division/APA Relations (CODAPAR) received eight outstanding applications in response to CODAPAR’s Call for Proposals. Proposals were reviewed and evaluated at CODAPAR’s March 2002 meeting with recommendations for funding sent to the APA Board of Directors at their June 6-9, 2002 meeting. The Board of Directors approved funding as follows:
Feminist Visions and Diverse Voices: Leadership and Collaboration 2002-2003
Divisions 3, 5, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 25, 26, 32, 33, 35, 39, 42, 46, 47, 48, 49 and 55: $2,000.00
Integration of Hypnosis in Training in PhD Programs
Divisions 30, 45, and 17: $2,000.00
Creating Shared Research and Professional Resources for LGBT Research and Researchers through GASP, the GLBT Alliance for Social and Personality Psychology
Divisions 8, 9, and 44: $2,000.00
Development of a Four-Goals Proposal
Divisions 28, 17, and 49: $2,000.00
New Members Appointed to CODAPAR
CODAPAR is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members, Lisa L. Harlow, PhD, nominated by Division 5, and Martha E. Banks, PhD, nominated by Divisions 22 and 35. APA’s Board of Directors approved the appointments at its June 2002 meeting. Drs. Harlow and Banks will begin their three year terms on January 2, 2003 replacing Gloria B. Gottsegen, PhD and Mary E. Kite, PhD whose terms end on December 31, 2002. Please welcome Drs. Harlow and Banks to CODAPAR.
Division Awards on the Web
The Division Services Office of APA has posted division awards on its website. Please visit the page at www.apa.org/about/division/awards.html or through the Divisions homepage at www.apa.org/divisions. You will find names of the awards for each division and such information as eligibility requirements, deadlines, contacts, and links to the divisions’ own webpages for awards. Through our pages, you can also find meetings, division details,
calendars, back issues of the Dialogue, and other references for division officers. If you have information for the page or any questions, please contact Keith Cooke, 202-336-6197.
2002 Division and SPPA Election Results:
Congratulations to Our Newly Elected Division Officers and Representatives to Council
Division 1:
President-Elect: Peter Salovey, PhD
Member-at-Large: Wayne J. Camara, PhD
Council Representative: Michael Wertheimer,
PhD
Division 2:
President-Elect: Bernard C. Beins, PhD
Secretary: Linda M. Woolf, PhD
Council Representative: Virginia Andreoli
Mathie, PhD, and Margaret A. Lloyd, PhD
Division 3:
President-Elect: Randall W. Engle, PhD
Member-at-Large: Earl B. Hunt, PhD, and Judith F. Kroll, PhD
Division 5:
President-Elect: Paul T. Costa, PhD
Member-at-Large: Jeffrey K. Smith, PhD
Council Representative: Lisa L. Harlow, PhD
Division 6:
President-Elect: Edward A. Wasserman, PhD
Council Representative: Marylou Cheal, PhD
Division 7:
President-Elect: Ann S. Masten, PhD
Member-at-Large: Karen E. Adolph, PhD
Fellows Committee: Charlotte J. Peterson,
PhD and Philip D. Zelazo, PhD
Council Representative: Peter A. Ornstein,
PhD
Division 9:
Council Representative: Irma Serrano-
Garcia, PhD
Division 10:
President-Elect: Diana Deutsch, PhD
Secretary-Treasurer: Lauren S. Seifert, PhD
Member-at-Large, Slate I: Margery B.
Franklin, PhD
Member-at-Large, Slate II: Jonathan
Plucker, PhD
Division 12:
President-Elect: Nadine J. Kaslow, PhD
Treasurer: Robert K. Klepac, PhD
Council Representative: Jerome H. Resnick,
PhD
Division 13:
President-Elect: Paul C. Winum, PhD
Treasurer: Virginia C. Mullin, PsyD
Member-at-Large: Kevin E. Somerville,
PhD
Division 14:
Council Representative: Angelo S. DeNisi, PhD, Lois E. Tetrick, PhD, and Nancy T. Tippins, PhD
Division 15:
President-Elect: James M. Royer, PhD
Secretary: Paul A. Schutz, PhD
Member-at-Large: Judith L. Meece, PhD
Council Representative: Claire Ellen
Weinstein, PhD
Division 16:
President-Elect: Jean A. Baker, PhD
V.P.-Membership: Tanya L. Eckert, PhD
V.P.-Professional Affairs: Samuel O. Ortiz,
PhD
Division 17:
President-Elect: Derald Wing Sue, PhD
Secretary: Nancy Downing Hansen, PhD
V.P. for Diversity and Public Interest: Lisa A. Suzuki, PhD
Council Representative: Linda M. Forrest,
PhD and Janet E. Helms, PhD
Division 18:
President-Elect: Robert D. Kerns, PhD
Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara J. Powell,
PhD
Council Representative: Kathleen M.
McNamara, PhD
Division 19:
President-Elect: Paul T. Bartone, PhD
Secretary: Michael G. Rumsey, PhD
Member-at-Large: W. Brad Johnson, PhD
Division 20:
President-Elect: Bob G. Knight, PhD
Secretary-Treasurer: Jane M. Berry, PhD
Member-at-Large: Neil H. Charness, PhD and
Manfred Diehl, PhD
Council Representative: Paul T. Costa, Jr.,
PhD and Susan Krauss Whitbourne, PhD
Division 21:
President-Elect: Douglas Griffith, PhD
Member-at-Large: Regina C. Colonia-Willner,
PhD
Division 22:
President-Elect: Kristofer J. Hagglund, PhD
Secretary: Michele J. Rusin, PhD
Member-at-Large: Martha E. Banks, PhD and
Laura A. Cushman, PhD
Division 24:
President-Elect: Adelbert H. Jenkins, PhD
Member-at-Large: Donald E. Polkinghorne,
PhD
Division 25:
President-Elect: Steven I. Dworkin, PhD
Member-at-Large: Kathryn J. Saunders, PhD
Council Representative: Eileen D. Gambrill,
PhD and Joseph J. Plaud, PhD
Division 27:
President-Elect: Paul A. Toro, PhD
Member-at-Large: Robin L. Miller, PhD
Council Representative: Kenneth I. Maton,
PhD
Division 28:
President-Elect: James L. Sorensen, PhD
Member-at-Large: Thomas E. Eissenberg, PhD
Council Representative: Maxine L. Stitzer, PhD
Division 29:
President-Elect: Linda F. Campbell, PhD
Secretary-Treasurer: Abraham W. Wolf, PhD
Member-at-Large, Slate I: Norman Abeles,
PhD
Member-at-Large, Slate II: Jon T. Perez, PhD
Council Representative: Alice F. Chang, PhD
Division 30:
President-Elect: Joseph P. Green, PhD
Member-at-Large: Christopher Silva, PhD
Council Representative: Bruce N. Eimer, PhD
Division 31:
President-Elect: Margaret B. Heldring, PhD
Secretary: Michael J. Murphy, PhD
Member-at-Large: Charles A. Faltz, PhD
Division 32:
President-Elect: Arthur W. Lyons, PhD
Secretary: April J. Faidley, PhD
Member-at-Large: Mark E. Stern, PhD and
Louise K. W. Sundararajan, EdD
Division 33:
President-Elect: Sara S. Sparrow, PhD
Member-at-Large: Susan M. Heimlich, PhD
Division 34:
President-Elect: Leanne Green Rivlin, PhD
Division 35:
President-Elect: Margaret E. Madden, PhD
Secretary: Susan A. Basow, PhD
Council Representative: Martha E. Banks,
PhD
Division 36:
President-Elect: Robert A. Emmons, PhD
Treasurer: Rodney L. Bassett, PhD
Council Representative: Mark R. McMinn,
PhD
Division 37:
President-Elect: Luis A. Vargas, PhD
Treasurer: William A. Rae, PhD
Member-at-Large: Jodi A. Quas, PhD
Division 38:
President-Elect: Michael F. Scheier, PhD
Secretary: Mary C. Davis, PhD
Treasurer: Perry M. Nicassio, PhD
Member-at-Large: Roger D. Kerns, PhD
Council Representative: Patrice G. Saab,
PhD
Division 39:
President-Elect: David Ramirez, PhD
Treasurer: Martin Manosevitz, PhD
Member-at-Large: Marsha D. McCary, PhD,
Dolores O. Morris, PhD, and Henry M.
Seiden, PhD
Council Representative: Harriette W. Kaley,
PhD
Division 40:
President-Elect: Kathleen Y. Haaland, PhD
Member-at-Large: Keith O. Yeates, PhD
Division 41:
President-Elect: Solomon M. Fulero, PhD,
JD
Secretary: Jennifer Robbennolt, PhD, JD
Member-at-Large: Christina Studebaker, PhD
Council Representative: Gail S. Goodman,
PhD
Division 42:
President-Elect: Ronald E. Fox, PhD
Treasurer: Bonnie Markham, PhD, PsyD
Member-at-Large: Sally S. Horwatt, PhD
and Tommy T. Stigall, PhD
Council Representative: G. Rita Dudley-
Grant, PhD
Division 43:
President-Elect: Jay L. Lebow, PhD
Treasurer: William H. Watson, PhD
V.P. for Public Interest/Diversity: Marietta
Collins, PhD
V.P. for Education: Neil S. Grossman, PhD
Council Representative: James H. Bray, PhD
Division 44:
President-Elect: Judith M. Glassgold, PsyD
Member-at-Large: Frank Y. Wong, PhD
Division 45:
President-Elect: Steven E. James, PhD
Member-at-Large, American Indian Slate:
Carolyn Barcus, EdD
Member-at-Large, Asian American Slate:
Donna K. Nagata, PhD
Council Representative: Lisa M. Porche-
Burke, PhD
Division 46:
President-Elect: Louis A. Perrott, PhD
Secretary: Sarah L. Benolken, PhD
Member-at-Large: Irene M. Deitch, PhD,
Dorothy G. Singer, PhD and Kate M. Wachs,
PhD
Division 47:
Member-at-Large: Heather A. Hausenblas, PhD
Division 48:
President-Elect: Ethel Tobach, PhD
Treasurer: Harvey Langholtz, PhD
Membership: Steven E.
Handwerker, PhD
Member-at-Large: Linda M. Woolf, PhD
Council Representative, Slate I: Paul R. Kimmel, PhD
Council Representative, Slate II:
Corann Okorodudu, EdD
Division 49:
President-Elect: Arthur M. Horne, PhD
Treasurer: Susan P. Gantt, PhD
Member-at-Large: Gloria B. Gottsegen, PhD
and Joseph C. Kobos, PhD
Division 50:
President-Elect: Kathleen M. Carroll, PhD
Member-at-Large: Harry K. Wexler, PhD
Division 51:
President-Elect: John M. Robertson, PhD
Secretary: Lawrence B. Beer, EdD
Member-at-Large, Women's Slate:
Roberta L. Nutt, PhD
Member-at-Large, Open Slate: Neil A.
Massoth, PhD
Division 52:
President-Elect: Richard S. Velayo,
PhD
Member-at-Large: Gloria B. Gottsegen, PhD
Division 53:
President-Elect: Benjamin B.
Lahey, PhD
Treasurer: Richard R. Abidin, EdD
Member-at-Large: Elizabeth A.
McCauley, PhD
Division 54:
President-Elect: Mary Jo Kupst,
PhD
Member-at-Large: Alexander L.
Quittner, PhD
Division 55:
President-Elect: Beth N. Rom-Rymer, PhD
Secretary: Elaine S. LeVine, PhD
Member-at-Large: James H. Bray, PhD
Arkansas Psychological Association
Council Representative: Mark Hinterthuer, PhD
Connecticut Psychological Association
Council Representative: Daniel J.
Abrahamson, PhD
District of Columbia Psychological Association
Council Representative: Stephen Lally, PhD
Guam Psychological Association
Council Representative: Juan M. Rapadas,
PhD
Idaho Psychological Association
Council Representative: Tony Cellucci, PhD
Illinois Psychological Association
Council Representative: Lisa R. Grossman,
PhD, JD
Maine Psychological Association
Council Representative: John R. Lorenz, PhD
Michigan Psychological Association
Council Representative: Larry M. Friedberg,
PhD
Missouri Psychological Association
Council Representative: Danny Wedding, PhD
Montana Psychological Association
Council Representative: Janet P.
Wollersheim, PhD
Nevada State Psychological Association
Council Representative: Lewis M. Etcoff, PhD
New York State Psychological Association
Council Representative: Franklin H.
Goldberg, PhD
North Carolina Psychological Association
Council Representative: Ed D. Hamlin, PhD
Ohio Psychological Association
Council Representative: David L. Hayes, PhD
Asociacion de Psicologia de Puerto Rico
Council Representative: Irma Roca De Torres,
PhD
South Dakota Psychological Association
Council Representative: Bruce S. Fogas, PhD
Tennessee Psychological Association
Council Representative: Connie Paul, PhD
Virginia Psychological Association
Council Representative: Peter L. Sheras, PhD
Wisconsin Psychological Association
Council Representative: Richard W. Hurlbut,
PhD
Wyoming Psychological Association
Council Representative: Charles W. Rodgers,
PhDu
News Alert to Division Fellows Chairs: Mark your Calendars.
The Fellows Chair Workshop Is Just Around the Corner!
This is going to be an exciting year for the 2002 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 Workshop! The workshop will be help on Friday, August 23, 2002 at the Chicago Hilton and Towers in Conference Room IV, from 1:30-3:00 p.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).
An Expanded Role for Psychologists:
Post 9/11 Healing and Programs
The Society for the Study for Peace, Conflict and Violence, Division 48 Peace Psychology, especially our officers, have been involved and dedicated to providing expert input into local community groups as well as national and international forums in regard to peacebuilding practices. In addition to these efforts many of the officers of the Division 48 family have been engaging in consulting work in Interfaith councils and
dialogues which are occurring both on local and national levels. As a byproduct of these efforts several programs will be presented at Chicago involving psychology’s response to September 11 and the deep-rooted difficulties in the Middle East. For example, on Friday, August 23 there are sessions involving: “Fundamentalism, terrorism and psychology’s
response to September 11"; “Intergroup forgiveness in
settings of ethnic conflict: international perspectives”; and “Global perspectives on violence, non-violence,
reconciliation and recovery.” On Saturday August 24 we are offering sessions on: “Symposium-’Promoting commonalties of religious identity as a way to peace” with representatives and practitioners from the international community. On Sunday, August 25 we are presenting a Symposium on: “Breaking the violence-retaliation cycles: roles for peaceworkers. ”On this day as well a special invited address will take place as a result of the presentation of Division 48’s Morton Deutsch Award to an internationally loved and renowned Peace practitioner and scholar Johan Galtung. Right after this event there will be a
roundtable discussion: “APA presidents explore psychology’s contribution to politics and global security ”involving APA presidents-Florence Denmark, Bill McKeachie, Patrick DeLeon, and Bob Perloff. The ongoing efforts of our officers and members help forge a new and peaceful force, which can and will have an effect in our global community today! We look forward to sharing this experience with all that are interested. If you have any questions or interest in joining our Division please contact Steve Handwerker, Membership Chair by email or at 7300 W Camino Real, Suite 229, Boca Raton FL 33433.
Society of Consulting Psychology
Moves Newsletter On-line
By Steve Gravenkemper, PhD, e-Update Editor,
Society of Consulting Psychology
After receiving notice of this new online publication, I wrote to Dr. Gravenkemper to compliment him on the first issue of the Division 13 online newsletter e-Update. I also asked him if he would share his experiences in developing the newsletter with other divisions. He graciously accepted the assignment. What follows is a brief summary of the editor’s experiences in creating this new online publication…S.J.
The Society of Consulting Psychology (Division 13) has successfully moved exclusively to an on-line newsletter format, entitled e-Update. Steve Gravenkemper, PhD, as editor of e-Update, and Steve Kincaid, PhD, the Society’s Webmaster, were pleased by the enthusiastic response by members to this new format. The emphasis of the latest edition was to produce a “member-focused” newsletter that communicates key Society of Consulting Psychology information and serves as a resource on important consulting issues.
In executing this plan, we created a new series of articles entitled Spotlight on Consulting Issues. Utilizing a “member-speaking-to-member” format these articles are crafted by 1) inviting members via our ListServ to respond to questions related to selected consulting topics; or 2) selecting
members to be interviewed and then compiling these
responses in an article format. The two most recent articles, “Consulting with CEOs” and “E-Consulting: Current and future trends in organizational consulting”, have been very popular with members. These articles have proven to be a rich resource of information as they share the wisdom of the many talented members of the Society. We have created an archive of these Spotlight articles for our members, including the first article entitled, “Building and growing a consulting practice”. In this way, we are building a growing on-line library of articles on consulting topics for current and new members as they join the Society.
For the first time we were able to publish the program schedule of the Society of Consulting Psychology’s
Mid-Winter Conference in San Antonio to provide a preview of the contents of this popular conference for our members. In the most recent edition we published the Society’s APA program schedule for Chicago this summer. In our next issues we will feature the next Mid-Winter Conference, to be held in Scottsdale, Arizona, January 30th through February 2nd, 2003. With the most recent newsletter, we have invited our members to send the link to the newsletter to other APA friends to spread the exciting news of what is happening within the Society.
Our Webmaster, Steve Kincaid, has created an appealing and colorful presentation of the newsletter, which has consistently praised by those who visit the newsletter site. This format includes links to key features in the newsletter to creation easy navigation by members. Steve Gravenkemper and Steve Kincaid have sought to create an entertaining and informative read for Society of Consulting Psychology members. So far, we have received an enthusiastic, “Two thumbs way up!!!” response from the Society’s membership.
Preparing members for the shift on-line: Shortly after Rodney Lowman, PhD, the current President of the Society of Consulting Psychology decided to shift the newsletter to an on-line version, a strategy was developed to transition members from the traditional print version to the on-line edition. The intent was transition members in a manner in which everyone was informed well in advance of the change and to create a sense of excitement and intrigue regarding the new format.
In December 2001, we published two versions of the newsletter. One was a traditional print version. In this print edition, we announced that the newsletter would be moving exclusively to an on-line format in the spring of 2002. In addition, we launched a beta test of the first on-line
newsletter. We included instructions in the print version to access the web-based newsletter. As encouragement for members to look at the on-line newsletter, we included “bonus content” that was not part of the print version. This “bonus content” included the first Spotlight article, “Building and growing a consulting practice” and a preview of the program schedule for the Mid-Winter conference of the Society to take place that February.
At the Mid-Winter conference in February, specially formatted print versions of the on-line newsletter were put on display at the registration desk to generate interest. Post card announcement proclaimed the publishing of the first
on-line newsletter and provided on-line directions to the newsletter site. Finally, thirty copies of the first Spotlight article were displayed for members to take with them. These copies disappeared within the first twenty-four hours of the conference.
Next, we turned out attention to the Society of Consulting Psychology’s ListServ for members as time drew near for the publishing of the Spring on-line newsletter. Keeping within the spirit of being light-hearted, yet provocative, we sent out an e-mail two weeks prior to publishing the
newsletter. This e-mail was bold in that it modeled itself after a blockbuster movie review, complete with enthusiastic and entertaining “quotes” from fictional sources. A week later we sent out another “teaser” e-mail, describing the three main features of the newsletter. Coincidentally we were able to capitalize on a recent Fortune Magazine publication, which addressed three similar issues. We compared and contrasted these Fortune articles with the e-Update articles. Finally, we sent a “sneak preview” e-mail complete with a direct link to the newsletter on the first day of its publication, June 3rd.
Simultaneously, we had mailed post card to all Society of Consulting Psychology members announcing that the newsletter had moved…on-line. This post card provided directions to the on-line newsletter, as well as listing the three main feature content pieces. Imbedded in the text of the post card was the phrase: “Amberg, Peairs, Somerville & Vandaveer sizzle in their on-line debut”. This quote was intended to heighten the interest in the “Consulting with CEOs” article, as Bill Amberg, PhD, Dick Peairs, Kevin Somerville, PhD and Vicki Vandaveer, PhD are distinguished and talented members of the Society of Consulting Psychology who are widely respected.
Following this process, we experienced a 65% increase in the number of “hits” on the second edition (June 3rd) over the first edition in the fall of 2001. Consequently, we feel that we were successful in: a) publicizing the newsletter, and b) generating a sense of excitement within the Society regarding e-Update.
Looking forward: Connecting with members and building a two-way dialogue: One of the goals of the on-line newsletter is to connect with our members and create a two-way dialogue. Early efforts have proven to be successful. We received feedback from members during the first week of publication. This feedback validated that they viewed
e-Update as a resource for both Society of Consulting Psychology and important consulting needs. In addition, our first Spotlight article was organic and dynamic. The article was built based upon an initial response to three questions to our ListServ membership. Members were invited to add comments to this article even after the initial launch.
Future possibilities include attaching a membership survey to the newsletter, including a letters to the editor section and continuing to use on-line member response to guide the direction and to write articles of interest.
Invitation to view the Society of Consulting Psychology’s
e-Update: We invite you to take a look at e-Update using the following two-step process:
1) Enter www.apa.org/divisions/div13 in your web address window.
2) This takes you to the Society’s web page. Once here, simply click on the e-Update icon at the top of the web page that will take you to the latest edition of our on-line newsletter.
Send us an e-mail to tell us what you think! We are excited about the possibilities and feel we have just begun to scratch the surface in exploring ways to build a sense of community within the Society of Consulting Psychology.
Committee on Division/APA Relations
Gloria B. Gottsegen, PhD, Chair
Divisions: 12, 29, 38, 39, 42, 46, 52, 55
Keith O. Yeates, PhD, Vice-Chair
Divisions: 5, 8, 23, 26, 27, 40, 43, 53, 54
Gary R. Brooks, PhD
Divisions: 13, 18, 20, 22, 31, 33, 41, 50, 51
Angelo S. DeNisi, PhD
Divisions: 1, 14, 15, 19, 21, 24, 25, 34
Mary E. Kite, PhD
Divisions: 2, 3, 6, 7, 28, 35, 44, 47, 48
Ilene Serlin, PhD
Divisions: 9, 10, 16, 17, 30, 32, 36, 37, 45
Charles L. Brewer, PhD, Board of Directors Liaison
2002 Deadlines for Articles for the
APA/Division Dialogue
Please submit copy on diskette or via
email to Courtney Leyendecker
September/October: August 20th
November/December: October 22nd
Division Services Booth Information
Location:
McCormick Place
Hall D-1, Level 3
Dates:
Wednesday, August 21 to Sunday, August 25
Hours:
Wednesday: 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Thursday: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Division Services Staff
Laura Anibal Braceland, Division Services Coordinator
Keith Cooke, Division Services Manager
Penny Harrison, Division Services Assistant
Sarah Jordan, Director, Divisions Services
Courtney Leyendecker, Division Services Officer
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