We can't thank you enough
Join @APA on Twitter in recognizing the outstanding work of scientists from all disciplines during Thank A Scientist week, Dec. 2–6. For the third year, APA is leading the Twitter campaign to showcase the work of cutting-edge researchers from psychology and beyond, and to educate people about the ways research improves their lives. Last year, more than 100 scientific, educational and health organizations participated in the campaign. Show your support and highlight your research via the hashtag #ThankAScientist.
Reimbursement changes coming in January
APA is continuing to update members on upcoming changes to the Health and Behavior Assessment and Intervention codes outlined in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Final Rule for 2020. Learn more at https://on.apa.org/H-BCodes.
New journal on the human-tech connection
APA’s new open-access journal, Technology, Mind, and Behavior, will publish innovative research on how we understand technology, how technology influences behavior and much more. Inaugural editor Danielle S. McNamara, PhD, of Arizona State University, encourages author data-sharing and other open science practices. Learn more at https://on.apa.org/tmb_openopens in new window.
Did you know?
You can get calls for papers via APA’s Publishing Insider newsletter at https://on.apa.org/PubInsider.
Insights for African American parents
APA is partnering with Successful Black Parenting magazine on a series of 15 articles that guide African American parents on the best ways to build children’s resilience and teach them how to respond to racial bias and discrimination at school. Read the articles at https://on.apa.org/Resilience-seriesopens in new window.
Spend a year on Capitol Hill
Gain firsthand experience in public policy by working in a congressional office as an APA Congressional Fellow or in a federal science agency as an Executive Branch Science Fellow. Apply by Jan. 5 at https://on.apa.org/Fellowships.
Teaching APA Style is easier than ever
The new APA Style website offers a wealth of free instructional aids for faculty who are training students in how to format their papers. Access the tools at https://apastyle.apa.org/instructional-aidsopens in new window.
