APA 2024 offers unique opportunities for psychology educators to attend sessions, network with leaders in the field, and connect with colleagues and friends. In addition to having access to more than 1,000 sessions and posters covering the latest developments in psychology, APA 2024 has something for everyone. Registration opened on April 24, with early bird pricing available until May 31. Some program highlights for psychology educators at APA 2024 are listed below.
APA Committee on Associate and Baccalaureate Education (CABE) programming
CABE Invited Address: The Diane Halpern Lecture
Michelle D. Miller, Northern Arizona University
Learning, Working, and Living with AI: What Psychology Can Contribute
CABE Symposium: The Market Ready Psychology Major
Karen Naufel, Georgia Southern University
Skills in Guidelines for the Undergraduate Major 3.0 (And Implications for the Market Ready Major)
Janet M. Peters, Washington State University
Jhotisha Mugon, University of Victoria
Market Ready Psychology Majors: Instructional Resources from STP & CABE’s Joint Working Group
CABE Symposium: Putting APA Policy to Work: Resources for Enhancing Undergraduate Education
Regan A. R. Gurung, Oregon State University
Transforming Introductory Psychology: Developments, Recommendations, and Resources
Jacqueline Goldman, Oregon State University
The Newly Revised 2023 APA Principles for Quality Undergraduate Education in Psychology
David S. Kreiner, University of Central Missouri
Dana S. Dunn, Moravian University
Five Unexpected Ways to Use the APA Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology Major 3.0
CABE Reception and Awards Ceremony
Co-sponsored by Psi Alpha, Psi Beta, and Psi Chi
Faculty advisors and members of Psi Alpha, Psi Beta, and Psi Chi are invited to attend the annual CABE reception and awards ceremony
APA Committee on Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools (TOPSS) programming
TOPSS Invited Address: Randal M. Ernst Lecture
Dana S. Dunn, PhD, Moravian University
Disability as a DEI Concern for Teaching: Informing Your Students and Peers
TOPSS Invited Address: Lee Gurel Lecture
Regan A.R. Gurung, PhD, Oregon State University
See No Evil: Fostering Optimal Study Strategies in a World of Technological Distractions
TOPSS Invited Address
Erlanger A. Turner, PhD, Pepperdine University
Empowering Youth of Color: Applying the School Trauma and Racial Stress Blueprint
TOPSS Reception
Join TOPSS on Friday, August 9, for a social hour. The location will be shared here this spring
APA 2024 Workshop for Psychology Teachers
Join TOPSS on Wednesday, August 7, for a full-day workshop for high school psychology teachers. Registration for this workshop is separate from APA registration.
APA’s Distinguished Scholar Lectures for Teaching and the Harry Kirke Wolfe Lecture
APA Board of Educational Affairs (BEA) programming
APA’s Distinguished Scholar Lecture for Teaching
Lene Arnett Jensen, Clark University
The Cultural-Developmental Approach to Research and Teaching: Psychology in Today’s Global World
APA’s Distinguished Scholar Lecture for Teaching
Jessica Hartnett, Gannon University
What do psychology majors really need to learn in psychological statistics?
Harry Kirke Wolfe Lecture
Jordan Wagge, Avila University
Building Research Efficacy and Engagement for Every Psychology Student
