Below are highlights of division programming at the convention. You may also download and view/print a full schedule (e.g., presenters, discussants, times, locations, other programming, etc.) from the following links:

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Highlights

Asian American Former Gang Members: Theories, Research, and Clinical Implications

Chair: William M. Liu, PhD, University of Iowa

Boyhood: Making and Resisting Masculinity
Chair: Sharon Lamb, EdD, UMass Boston

Contextualism, Gender Role Conflict, and Three Empirical Studies: Implications
Chairs: James M. O’Neil, PhD, University of Connecticut
Glenn E. Good, PhD, University of Missouri – Columbia

Counseling Men: Action/Body-Oriented Approaches
Chairs: Chen Z. Oren, PhD, Phillips Graduate Institute
Dora C. Oren, PhD, Phillips Graduate Institute

Gendered Lives of Racialized Men: Implications for Research and Practice
Chair: Christopher T.H. Liang, PhD, University of La Verne

How Personal Narratives Become Professional Interests: Psychologists Studying Masculinity
Chair: Aaron B. Rochlen, PhD, University of Texas at Austin

International Psychology of Men: Theoretical Advances, Case Studies, and Clinical Innovations
Chairs: Christopher Blazina, PhD, Tennessee State University
David S. Shen-Miller, PhD, MSW, Tennessee State University

Masculinity Socialization in Sport: Implications for Student-Athlete Development On/Off Field
Chair: Jesse A Steinfeldt, PhD, Indiana University

Peer Influences on Men’s Dating and Sexual Behavior
Chairs: Jennifer L. Walsh, MA, University of Michigan
Marina Epstein, PhD, University of Michigan

Personal Voices: Experiences of Women Therapists Working with Male Clients
Chair: Holly B. Sweet, PhD, Cambridge Center for Gender Relations

Qualitative Analysis of Therapeutic Support Groups for African American Men
Chair: Anderson J. Franklin, Ph.D., Boston College

Recent Advances in Research on Masculinity and Men’s Health
Chair: Ronald F. Levant, EdD, The University of Akron