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2007-2008
President
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University of Iowa
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University of Missouri
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Johns Hopkins University
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Wilfrid Laurier University
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(8/07-10)
University of Vermont
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(8/07-10)
Temple University
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Furman University
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Mount Holyoke College
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Mark A. McDaniel
(8/05-08)
Washington University, St. Louis
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Valerie F. Reyna
(8/05-08)
Cornell University
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University of Iowa
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University of South Florida
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University of Kentucky
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Harvard University
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Southern Illinois University
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A Message from APA President-Elect
2009 APA Presidential Task Force
James Bray, 2009 APA President-Elect
I am pleased to announce the 2009 Presidential Task Force on
the Future of Psychology Practice. The Task Force will address current
issues in professional practice and develop plans and policies for the
future of psychological practice. The scope will include both health
services psychology and other forms of professional practice, such as
consulting and community services. The Task Force will also organize a
Future of Psychology Practice Summit to be held in May 2009. We will invite
practice leaders from APA Divisions, state associations, the APA Practice
Organization, other practice organizations, government agencies, consumers
of psychological services, and the business and insurance industries to
collaborate in developing a plan for the future of psychology practice.
It is time for psychology to re-focus on the practice of
psychology, design our future and make this a top priority of the
association. The timing could not be better, as we have a new Executive
Director for Practice, Dr. Katherine Nordal and the APA is developing a
strategic plan for the entire association. I am honored to have two
outstanding psychologists co-chair this initiative, Carol Goodheart and Paul
Craig. Dr. Goodheart brings a wealth of ideas, energy and passion to this
initiative. She served the association with distinction as APA Treasurer
and many other roles. She previously developed ideas for a practice summit
and graciously agreed to work together on this initiative to advance our
profession. Dr. Craig brings a vast range of experience and talents to
this job. He is a neuropsychologist in independent practice in Alaska, the
current APA Treasurer and involved in the oil business.
We are currently soliciting nominations for the Task Force.
Please email us the names of people you would recommend and include a
statement about what they would contribute to the Task Force. In addition,
we welcome ideas and suggestions for topics and issues that you think we
need to address for the future of psychology practice.
James H. Bray, Ph.D.
Department of Family & Community Medicine
Baylor College of Medicine
3701 Kirby Drive,
6th Floor Houston, TX 77098
(713) 798-7752
jbray@bcm.tmc.edu
www.bcm.tmc.edu/familymed/jbray
2009 President of the American Psychological Association
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