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Learn about key issues impacting psychologists today
The Impacts of COVID-19 on Psychology Education & Training [PDF]
This report summarizes concerns about knowledge and skills-gaps in telehealth and distance learning, meeting educational milestones, financial insecurity, workforce development, licensure, job security and opportunities, professional advancement, surges in student debt, and funding cuts.
Psychologist Workforce Projections: Are You Ready for the Future? [PDF]
Discussion hour by CWS and Early Career and Graduate Student Affairs at the 2019 APA Annual Convention, Chicago, August 2019.
Transferring Schools and Finding Fit for Psychology Grad Students [PDF]
Slides for the Transferring Schools and Finding Fit for Psychology Grad Students presentation.
Webinar: Public Service Loan Forgiveness [PDF]
Webinar slides on public service loan forgiveness.
Managing student loan debtlogin required
This informative webinar covers strategies for loan repayment, financial fitness, and tools to manage your debt.
Emerging career paths for early career psychologistslogin required
This 30-minute webinar discusses ways in which early career psychologists like you have broadened their career options by taking the path less traveled.
5 things APAGS is doing for you
APAGS is launching a Leadership Institute, released it's second issue of Translational Issues in Psychological Science, is fighting to end to the internship crisis and is bringing student advocates to Capitol Hill.
APAGS is working for you on internships and more
APAGS' efforts on the internship crisis, a print version of the grad student journal, greater diversity and more.
Leaping through fire — or, preparing to go to graduate school
At the 2015 Midwestern Psychological Association’s annual conference, Eddy Ameen discussed how graduate school is different from being an undergraduate in a session titled “Making the Leap.”
Six ways APAGS is working for you
Diversity research, the internship shortage, race and policing, future faculty, the National Multicultural Summit and Conference, and affording graduate school
APA and Psi Present: Finding and Affording the Right Graduate Program [PDF]
Transcript and live Webinar, recorded November 6, 2014, helping students to find and afford the right graduate program.
Five ways APAGS is working for you: November 2014
New toolkit for Medicaid reimbursement; APA's searchable database of accredited programs; changing a committee name to be more inclusive; honoring student advocates; and providing early exposure for the next generation of scientists.
Five ways APAGS is working for you
From the internship shortage to student debt, what APAGS has on its plate.
APAGS news: April 2014
Education about the internship crisis, the new APAGS journal and the future of doctoral training.
Five actions APAGS has taken for you
Championing mental health on campus, advocating on accreditation, gearing up for convention, and more.
Simplifying the search for the right graduate school
A question sheet has been created to help with the graduate program decision process.
APAGS news: November 2013
A new blog, LGBT mentoring, On the Road and a workshop for prospective grad students.
Are you prepared to pay for graduate school?
The American Psychological Association of Graduate Students invites you to have a glance at data and tips about the cost of an education before you choose a graduate school.