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Division 43 News
Awards
History Now Available
The history of awards
presented by Division 43 is now available (click
here for listing)
Fellowship Nominations
Each year, Division 43 is given the opportunity to recognize
members of the Division who have had significant impact on
the specialty of Family Psychology. The impact pertains to
the areas of science, teaching and training, service
delivery, administration, policy development, and/or
advocacy.
Fellowship is an honor bestowed upon members who have made
“unusual and outstanding contributions or performance in the
field of psychology.” Their contributions are viewed as
having enriched or advanced Family Psychology well beyond
the level that normally would be expected of a professional
psychologist. Fellows are selected by peers on the basis of
evidence of sustained superior performance that is
recognizable at a national (rather than local or regional)
level. Nominees must meet both APA and Division 43
requirements to be considered for Fellow status.
The APA requirements for Fellow Status are as follows:
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Receipt of a doctoral degree based in part on a
psychological dissertation, or from a program primarily
psychological in nature, and conferred by a graduate
school of recognized standing
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Prior
membership as an APA member for at least one year and
membership in the Division through which the nominations
is made
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Active
engagement at the time of nomination in the advancement
of psychology in any of its aspects
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Five
years of acceptable professional experience subsequent
to the granting of the doctoral degree
Additional requirements:
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At
least three years post-graduate professional experience
in Family Psychology
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Membership in the Division for at least one year
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Current engagement in education and training, practice,
or research in Family Psychology
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Significant and distinctive contributions to Family
Psychology in one or more of the following areas:
Scientific Achievement, Professional Practice,
Leadership and Administration, Teaching and Training,
and/or Recognition of Excellence
New Fellows must submit:
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A Uniform
Fellows Application
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Self-statement detailing contributions, evidence of
contributions, and impact on Family Psychology
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Current vita
with “R” by listings of publications in refereed journals
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Three
endorsements from APA Fellows, including the Fellow Status
Evaluation Form and Fellow Status Evaluation Worksheet
For Current Fellows of
other APA Divisions, only the following is required:
o
A current
vita
o
A
self-statement detailing contributions, evidence of
contributions, and impact on Family Psychology
o
A letter of
endorsement from a SCP Fellow
Any member or Fellow of Division 43 may make a nomination.
Self-nominations also are invited. Nominations should be
sent via regular mail or e-mail to the Chair of the Fellows
Committee:
Terence Patterson, EdD, ABPP (Family Psychology)
Division 43 Fellows Chair
University of San Francisco
Department of Counseling Psychology-Education Building
2130 Fulton Street
San Francisco, CA 941
(415) 422-2124
pattersont@usfca.edu
June 2, 2007 |