Check out upcoming Div. 12 webinars for students and early career psychologists
Div. 12 (Society of Clinical Psychology) will host three webinars on top concerns of students and early career psychologists:
- "NIH Loan Repayment" will be held in June.
- "Applying for Internship" will be held in September.
- "Applying for and Securing a Postdoctoral Position" will be held in October. Each webinar costs $15. Specific dates will be announced this spring.
- The division will also host two continuing-education webinars for all members in November:
- "Staying True to the HIPAA law in E-communications," with Aaron Drummond, PhD.
- "Ethics in Providing Services/Consulting to Governmental Agencies," with David Corey, PhD.
The cost is $15 for Div. 12 members and $50 for nonmembers. Participants earn one CE credit for each webinar. Find more information at Div. 12opens in new window.
Google executive to speak at Div. 14 annual meeting
Google's Senior Vice President of People Relations Laszlo Bock will deliver the keynote address at the Div. 14 (Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology) annual conference April 14–16 in Anaheim, California. Bock is the author of the book "Work Rules! Insights from Inside Google That Will Transform How You Work and Lead." With approximately 4,000 attendees, SIOP's annual meeting is the world's largest conference of I/O psychology researchers and practitioners. More detailed information on the conference program is available at SIOPopens in new window.
Apply for a board certification grant
Div. 43 (Society for Couple and Family Psychology) invites applications for the new Kaslow Family Fund Scholarships. Two $750 grants will be provided for psychologists who are applying for American Board of Professional Psychology certification in couples and family psychology. The scholarships are provided by the American Board of Professional Psychology Foundation and will be presented at APA's Annual Convention in Denver, Aug. 4–7. Apply by March 1. For more information, contact Alessandra Kostolitz.
Need money for a speaker on teaching psychology?
Div. 2 (Society for the Teaching of Psychology) is accepting applications for its Conference Speaker Grant Program, which helps teaching conferences pay for speakers on the teaching of psychology. The grant program provides $6,000 for five speakers for any gathering of psychology teachers from four-year colleges and universities, two-year colleges or high schools. The program does not fund speakers for regional research conferences. The application deadline is April 1. Find more information and applyopens in new window.