If you're a psychologist, educator, or student looking to stay up to date in the field of psychology, consider attending APA’s 2025 conference. This year’s event takes place August 7–9 in Denver, Colorado. APA 2025 aims to bring together people who are passionate about psychological science. It’s a valuable opportunity to learn, network, and build new connections in the field.
APA 2025 offers hundreds of sessions in all subfields of the discipline. In addition to Main Stage and Feature Stage addresses, and many concurrent sessions, there are also social hours and other networking events. The names of keynote speakers will be shared in the coming weeks and promise to be exciting and relevant to today’s pressing issues.
In addition to the symposium highlighting this year’s presidential initiative, the sessions listed below are those sponsored by APA’s Board of Educational Affairs (BEA), Committee on Association and Baccalaureate Education (CABE), and the Committee of Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools (TOPSS). The Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP; APA Division 2) and the honor societies in psychology also sponsor sessions at APA. These sessions represent hundreds of additional sessions from which educators can benefit. Visit the APA convention website for information on registration and other details. Early bird registration ends June 4.
Lincoln Polan is a senior at The University of Maryland (UMD) preparing to graduate in spring of 2025. His passion for psychology stems from his father, who is a psychology professor. He serves as a research assistant for the Comprehensive Assessment and Intervention Program at UMD, where he focuses on helping adolescents overcome social anxiety. In his free time, he does freelance photography for
The Diamondback
, UMD's largest student newspaper. Lincoln currently interns at APA's office on undergraduate and precollege education, hoping to impact education policy in psychology that will help future generations understand psychology.
