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Research/ Travel Grants 1
Ball State University Housing 5
Writing Class 6
CPSA 3.19.2009
Georgia Psychological Association
Annual Student Research Poster Session
GPA ANNUAL MEETING
Loudermilk Conference Center
Atlanta,Georgia
May 16, 2009, 12 to 2:30 pm
Poster Submission Categories:
¨Intern/Postdoctoral Fellow
¨Graduate Student
¨Undergraduate Student
Research Awards:
ØGPA: General Clinical Psychology (2 awards):
Graduate Student/Intern/Postdoc $200 and Undergraduate $100
ØDivision G: Family, Adolescent and Child Research (1 award):
Graduate Student/Intern/Postdoc$200 orUndergraduate $100
ØDivision F: Women’s Issues (1 award):
Graduate Student/Intern/Postdoc$200 orUndergraduate $100
ØDivision E: Independent Practice (1 award):
Graduate Student/Intern/Postdoc$200 orUndergraduate $100
ØDivision H: LGBT & Gender Identity Issues (1 award):
ØGraduate Student/Intern/Postdoc$200 orUndergraduate $100
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If you are interested in participating send a completed application form and an abstract of your poster presentationby April 16, 2009 to Dr. Cynthia Messina (using “GPA 2009 Poster Session” as your email subject).
SEE ATTACHMENTS 1-3
Cynthia A. Messina, Ph.D.
Clinic Director
Emory University Psychological Center
404 727-0762 office
404 727-1284 fax
TRAVEL GRANTS AVAILABLEfor APA Annual Convention in Toronto!!!
Please follow the link below!
http://www.apa.org/convention09/
Renée F. Valdez, MA
Director, Committee Operations & Programs
American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS)
American Psychological Association
750 First Street, NE Washington, DC 20002-4242
Tel: (202) 336-6014 Phone| Fax (202) 336-5694
Email:|www.apa.org./apags
APAGS: Your future in psychology begins here!
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please visit http://www.apa.org/science/awards.html
for information on APA research and travel awards that are available.
Edward A. Delgado-Romero, Ph.D.
Hi Division 17 colleagues!
I'd like to call your attention to our new EXTENDED DEADLINE and simplified application process for the Section for the Promotion of Psychotherapy Science's student award competition. Also note that graduated students who otherwise meet the criteria are welcome as nominees. See the award announcement below. Questions can be directed to me at this address () or my Dartmouth address listed in the award announcement. Cheers!
Award nominations should include (a) a letter discussing the merits of the project from a counseling psychologist who has served as the student's advisor (on the project and/or on the student's degree), and (b) a 500-1000 word abstract of the completed study OR a copy of the published manuscript or conference paper OR a copy of a manuscript submitted to a conference or journal for review. Please DO NOT send dissertations The award will be presented at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association. A $250 award will be presented to the student at the annual conference as well. Submit nominations via email only (no snail mail nominations) to Margit Berman, .
From: Le Ondra Clark
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:01:32 -0500
To: <
Subject: Re: [APAGSREP] TRAVEL GRANTS FOR APA CONVENTION
Hey everyone,
I too made the same mistake. The travel grants are located on the APA convention website page that Renee sent us a link to. Look for the "about toronto" box and to the right of that box is a box that says "travel grants"
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Matthew Syzdek <> wrote:
Hi Renee:
Where do we find the information on the travel grants? i checked the link and it brought me to the convention web site. I did a search and couldn't findanythingrelated to APAGS travel grants. Could you point me in the right direction?
I appreciate your help!
best,
Matt
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Matthew R. Syzdek
Frances L. Hiatt School of Psychology
Clark University
(508) 421-3777
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On Mar 18, 2009, at 12:54 PM, Valdez, Renee wrote:
TRAVEL GRANTS AVAILABLE for APA Annual Convention in Toronto!!!
Please follow the link below!
http://www.apa.org/convention09/
Renée F. Valdez, MA
Director, Committee Operations & Programs
American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS)
American Psychological Association
750 First Street, NE Washington, DC 20002-4242
Tel: (202) 336-6014 Phone | Fax (202) 336-5694
Email: | www.apa.org./apags
APAGS: Your future in psychology begins here!
P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail
From: Patrick Rottinghaus <
Date: March 15, 2009 2:45:26 PM EDT
To:
Subject: [DIV17DISCUSS] ACT-SVP Graduate Student Research Award - Applications are due April 10th
Reply-To: Division 17 Discussion list <
ACT Sponsors Graduate Student Research Award
ACT, Inc. is pleased to announce a graduate student research award, in the amount of $500.00, to be offered through the Society for Vocational Psychology. Research that contributes to understanding or improving career success, and/or educational success, of minority students or minority adult workers is encouraged. This award will be for work on an accepted conference proposal, master’s thesis, doctoral dissertation, or other advisor-approved research. The research need not be complete, but the data must be collected and analyzed at the time of application submission. The student must be first author.
Application details are provided with the application form, available atwww.div17.org/vocpsych. The deadline for applying for the 2009 ACT Graduate Student Research Award is April 10, 2009.
In addition to providing this award, the Career Transitions Research Department at ACT Inc. actively promotes the professional development of doctoral trainees in counseling psychology and related fields through the recruitment and hiring of doctoral research associates, minority research interns, and summer trainees.
SubmitONEcopy of the entireresearch descriptionwithout your name or identifying informationANDthecover page(above) to Dr.Patrick J. Rottinghaus () as a PDF or Word file. Hard copies of all materials are also accepted:
SEE ATTACHMENT 4
Department of Psychology
Life Science II - Room 222C
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Carbondale, IL 62901-6502
Additional information is available from the SVP website (www.div17.org/vocpsych) or by contactingPatrick Rottinghaus at (618) 453-3573 or by email .
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There are 5 students driving down to our conference from Ball State in Indiana - would anyone be interested in housing some of them?
If so, let me know.
Edward A. Delgado-Romero, Ph.D.
From: Winnie Smith <
Date: March 17, 2009 11:17:50 AM EDT
To:
Subject: New Writing Course for PhD Students
ELAN 8045. Strategies for Improving Academic Writing
Bettie St.Pierre
First Session Summer School, 2009
Class meets daily from 10:30-12:45
DESCRIPTION: If you’re not a happy writer of academic texts, this may be the course for you! First, note that this is NOT a writing workshop course, but a new course designed to help doctoral students learn strategies and skills for successful academic writing. We will take a broad look at academic writing and study some of the typical genres that scholars use, i.e., the research report (including the PhD dissertation), the conceptual/theoretical paper, the methodological paper, the literature review, the book review, the conference paper, the policy brief, and so on. Students will find exemplars of these genres in their own disciplines. We will discuss strategies for getting published, how to get a paper ready to send to a journal editor, the peer review process including how to write a review of a manuscript submitted for publication, APA conventions, and the writing process and the importance of revision and editing in that process. And because writers need readers, students will form writing groups in which each will work on some piece of writing throughout the session.
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Elizabeth Adams St.Pierre, PhD
Professor & Graduate Coordinator
Language & Literacy Education Department
Affiliated Faculty, Women's Studies Institute
Begin forwarded message:
From: "Waehler,Charles A" <
Date: March 16, 2009 11:29:14 AM EDT
To: "" <
Subject: client questions
Dear
A colleague and I are preparing a book for students and new professionals, and I would like your help.
I would greatly appreciate if you would circulate the attached one-page question to some of your students.(I would think that the question might serve as a very interesting learning experience in a practicum class, which is what I have done here atAkron.)
Students could either e-mail their responses to me, or, you could scan and send them as an e-mail attachment, fax them, or I would pay to have them mailed to me.
Briefly, our book will examine the moments when clients have questions and therapists must choose how to best respond.As clinicians, we can neglect opportunities to use client questions to understand what they are saying, feeling, and thinking.If we get a publisher, the book will guide therapists in how to understand and useclientquestions to explore what is said and what is implied (and reducetherapistanxiety about these questions so that they can be more comfortable in the room with clients).
SEE ATTACHMENT 5
Thanks for any help you can offer.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Best, Charlie
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Charles A. Waehler, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Collaborative Program in Counseling Psychology
The University of Akron
Akron, Ohio 44325-4301
(330) 972-6701
Fax: (330) 972-5174