In 2017, the APA celebrates the 125th anniversary of its founding. This special issue commemorates this milestone by providing long- and short-term views on the history of APA and its role in psychology in America.
Special Issue Editors
Table of contents
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- 125th Anniversary of the American Psychological Association — Accomplishments and Challenges: Introduction to the Special Issue
Gary R. VandenBos, John D. Hogan, and Anne E. Kazak - 125 Years of the American Psychological Association
Christopher D. Green and Robin L. Cautin - Psychology, Public Policy, and Advocacy: Past, Present, and Future
Ellen Greenberg Garrison, Patrick H. DeLeon, and Brian D. Smedley - APA's Amicus Curiae Program: Bringing Psychological Research to Judicial Decisions
Nathalie Gilfoyle and Joel A. Dvoskin - Public Education and Media Relations in Psychology
Danny Wedding - APA Efforts in Promoting Human Rights and Social Justice
Frederick T. L. Leong, Wade E. Pickren, and Melba J. T. Vasquez - Twenty-Five Years of Education in Psychology and Psychology in Education
Ronald H. Rozensky, Catherine L. Grus, Nadya A. Fouad, and Susan H. McDaniel - NIH Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Support: 1980–2016
Robert M. Kaplan, Suzanne Bennett Johnson, and Patricia Clem Kobor - A Quarter Century of Psychological Practice in Mental Health and Health Care: 1990–2016
Randy Phelps, James H. Bray, and Lisa K. Kearney - From Print to Digital (1985–2015): APA's Evolving Role in Psychological Publishing
Gary R. VandenBos
