January 2008| Vol. 6 No. 1
COVER PACKAGE: Today's psychology graduate students
A class that’s more diverse than ever breaks new ground.
- A wealth of backgrounds
Who are today’s psychology students? We chat with three who represent some of the current trends.
- Getting what they need
Students with disabilities are overcoming barriers both physical and attitudinal.
- Multifaceted class, multiple paths
Psychology programs are attracting growing numbers of female, ethnic-minority, older and international students. What do these trends mean for students, faculty and the field?
- Why are you here?
Helping others is the goal of many psychology graduate students. How to do it, though, is the question.

CAREER CENTER
Postgrad growth area: Disaster mental healthPutting multicultural guidelines to useSing for your stipendStudents fund their education through music, prose and other creative pursuits.
The new way to RolodexGo beyond the business-card exchange with these advanced networking tips.
Outside your comfort zoneAdvanced training helps students relate to diverse clients.
CLASS ACT
The wisdom of eldersAt the age of 55, a psychology student went back to school and applied tribal perspectives to psychology.

MONEY MATTERS
Scrooge 101Giving up the glitzTo survive on a grad school budget, revise your expectations and show creativity, students say.
The Latest
- Methods for job search success
- Prizewinner explores the ethics of posting personal information on the Web
- BYU student wins dissertation award
- Scholarships go to 13
Thanks to support from two psychology institutions, these students are conducting novel research.
- Happy 20th anniversary, APAGS!
