Applied Experimental and Engineering Psychologists are affiliated with Division 21 of the American Psychological Association (APA). Active participation is encouraged in the Division's scientific, technical, committee, business, and social activities. A few important Division programs and benefits of membership are identified below.

Scientific and Technical Meeting

Technical presentations, workshops, symposia, a student session, poster sessions, and a business meeting and social are part of the Division's activities during the annual APA meeting usually held in August. Division 21 also conducts a one day technical symposium in association with the mid-year Executive Council meeting in March.

Committee and Activities

Members are encouraged to be active in Division Committees: Program, Membership, Awards, Nomination, and Newsletter. Members interested in committee participation may send their request by mail, email, or fax to the Division 21 Secretary-Treasurer at the address shown below.

Awards

• The Franklin V. Taylor Award for outstanding contribution to the field of Applied Experimental and Engineering Psychology
• The Earl A. Alluisi Award for early career achievement (fewer than 10 years in the field)
• The George E. Briggs Dissertation Award