Division 52 Membership Survey Click here to download survey (WORD file) Dear 52 Member:  We have developed a survey to measure your opinions of your membership in Division 52. The purpose of the survey is to determine how we can improve the services that the Division provides to enhance your membership in the division. Please send your responses to Janet2822@aol.com and nolansus@shu.edu We welcome your input. We appreciate your participation in this survey. Janet Sigal Chair, Membership Committee Summer/Fall 2009 Issue of International Psychology Bulletin Dear Division 52 members, Summer/Fall 2009 issue of the International Psychology Bulletin is now available for download as a PDF file at http://www.internationalpsychology.net/newsletter If you would like to contribute to the Winter issue, please email your submissions to me (poyrazli@psu.edu) by December 15, 2009. If you have a new book that you would like to inform our readers about, please get in touch with Dr. Jennifer Lancaster, the section editor for our Books by Members section, by sending an email to her at jlancaster@stfranciscollege.edu If you have a book that you would like it to be reviewed, please contact the Book Reviews section editor Dr. Uwe Gielen at ugielen@hotmail.com On behalf of the editorial board, I thank all the authors for their contribution to the current issue. I also would like to thank Dr. Richard Velayo and Dr. Harold Takooshian for the help they provided in finalizing the current issue. Sincerely, Senel Poyrazli, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology Editor, International Psychology Bulletin (APA Division 52) Co-Editor, Eurasian Journal of Educational Research Penn State University-Harrisburg School of Behavioral Sciences and Education 777 W. Harrisburg Pike, W-311 Middletown, PA 17057 Office: (717) 948-6040 Fax: (717) 948-6519 E-mail: poyrazli@psu.edu   Division 52 is holding a mini-convention at the Western Psychological Association Convention April 22 - 25, 2010 in Cancun, Mexico (Click link above) Division 52 Needs Your Votes! In early November you will receive an apportionment ballot from APA; this vote will determine division and state representation on the governing body of the APA: the Council of Representatives. You will have 10 votes to allocate. The Division of International Psychology needs your votes to address your professional issues at Council, and to speak to the policy and service issues that face persons with disabilities and other chronic health conditions. Please allocate your votes to the Division of International Psychology to ensure that we can represent your interests and the people you serve at APA Council! Lynn Collins President, Division 52  Scenes from Division 52 Events  at the 2009 APA Convention in Toronto http://gallery.me.com/rvelayo#100092 (Photos courtesy of Dr. Harold Takooshian)  A CALL FOR REVIEWERS FOR DIVISION 52 2010 PROGRAM If you are interested in being a reviewer for the Division 52 Program for the 2010 APA Convention, please fill out and email the following Reviewer Information form to Janet Sigal, Program Co-Chair at Janet2822@aol.com All interested individuals are encouraged to apply. We want to make 2010 a very exciting program year for Division 52. Please send the Reviewer Information form either as an attachment or as part of your email. The form should be in WORD format. All Reviewer Information forms must be received prior to December 1, 2009.  Reviewer Information Form (WORD file) Thank you. Janet Sigal, Ph.D. 2010 Program Chair, Division 52   Call for Fellows 2010 Members of APA Division 52 are now invited to nominate others or themselves for election as a fellow of Division 52, based on "unusual and outstanding contributions" to international psychology. Phone or write soon for a packet of forms for APA, and our Division's 15 criteria. This year all completed materials must be submitted by 5 pm Friday, 4 December 2009 -- including the nominee's vita, personal statement, and endorsements from 3 current APA fellows. At least 2 of the 3 endorsers must be a fellow of Division 52. (Those who are already a fellow of another APA division can ask about a streamlined nomination procedure.) For more information, contact: Harold Takooshian, Ph.D. Fellows Chair, Division 52 314 Dartmouth, Paramus NJ 07652, USA. Phone 212-636-6393   Call for Nominations : International Perspectives in Psychology  International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation The Publications and Communications (P&C) Board of the American Psychological Association and Division 52 (International Psychology) of the APA have opened nominations for the editorship of International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation, for the years 2011–2016. The editor search committee is co-chaired by Lynn Collins, PhD, and Peter Ornstein, PhD. International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation, to begin publishing in 2011, is committed to publishing conceptual models, investigative methodologies, and intervention strategies to help understand, study, and influence the world’s major mental health problems. The journal will promote psychological science and practice that is contextually informed, culturally inclusive and serves the public interest. Recognizing that mental health problems are imbedded in economic, environmental, political, and social contexts, International Perspectives in Psychology is a multidisciplinary title that will incorporate empirical findings from education, medicine, public health, applied and basic psychology, sociology and other related disciplines. Included in the global concerns that interest the journal are inter-group conflict, societal transformations and national development, threats to the natural environment and recovery from national disasters, mental health care delivery and capacity buildings, and the struggles and physical and mental health needs of disempowered groups. Editorial candidates should be available to start receiving manuscripts in July 2010 to prepare for issues published in 2011. Please note that the P&C Board encourages participation by members of underrepresented groups in the publication process and would particularly welcome such nominees. Self-nominations are also encouraged. Candidates should be nominated by accessing APA’s EditorQuest site on the Web. Using your Web browser, go to http://editorquest.apa.org. On the Home menu on the left, find “Guests.” Next, click on the link “Submit a Nomination,” enter your nominee’s information, and click “Submit.” Prepared statements of one page or less in support of a nominee can also be submitted by e-mail to Molly Douglas-Fujimoto, Managing Director, Education Publishing Foundation, at mdouglas-fujimoto@apa.org. Deadline for accepting nominations is January 31, 2010, when reviews will begin. ADOPT A PSYCHOLOGIST: Collaboration needed!!! Most of you know the "Adopt a Psychologist" program. The importance and implications are staggering. Many psychologists from abroad would like to have a direct relationship with psychologists from the USA and participate in the APA activities including acting as Liaison for their country. Some of the obstacles we encountered are: Some do not have an active credit card. For others sending money abroad is difficult or the rate of $30 dollars is too much for their exchange. In a few cases where couples are both psychologists, to pay for two is difficult. I would like to please ask you to consider Adopting a Psychologist or a Student from abroad or the USA to become an affiliate member of Division 52. I will very much appreciate your collaboration. You could consider Adopting a Psychologist from Abroad in honor of someone you care... Please let me know if you are ready and you can also choose the country and city you would prefer. Thank you very much. With much appreciation,  Rivka Bertisch Meir, Ph.D., MPH, LMHC Chairperson, International Liaison, International Division  Division 52’s 2008 Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award Goes to  “Culture and Leadership Across the World”  by   Renée Goodstein (Chair) and Uwe Gielen (ex-officio member), and The Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award Committee Every year, Division 52’s ‘Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award’ is given to the authors or editors of a recent book that is judged to make the most significant contribution to psychology as an international discipline and profession. The winners of the 2008 Award are Jagdeep S. Chhokar, Felix C. Brodbeck, and Robert J. House for their book Culture and Leadership Across the World: The GLOBE Book of In-Depth Studies of 25 Societies. Honorable Mention is given to Shane R. Jimerson, Thomas D. Oakland, and Peter T. Farrell, who served as editors for The Handbook of International School Psychology. The purpose of ‘The Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award’ is to support the growing recognition in psychology that our profession is and must be global in nature. In line with this goal, submissions for the 2008 Award included authors, co-authors, and editors from many countries around the globe. Expert referees were asked to evaluate each submission based on criteria such as how large and significant a contribution the book makes to psychology as a global discipline and profession, and the international or global nature of the book’s contents. Based on feedback from the reviewers, the committee selected Jagdeep S. Chhokar et al.’s work because their book adds important information to our understanding of the interconnection between societal culture, organizational culture, and leadership around the globe. The book is based on the mammoth GLOBE project, which involved 170 co-investigators from 62 participating countries. The project asked whether there are leader behaviors, attributes, and organizational practices that are universally accepted and effective across cultures. In addition, the project sought to identify behaviors, attributes and practices that are prevalent only in certain cultures. At the same time, the book examines how societal values may impact organizational practices and leader behaviors, and how these in turn, might impact the welfare of members of the societies under investigation. For those interested in hearing a summary of the findings in Culture and Leadership Across the World, Jagdeep S. Chhokar, the lead editor, has accepted an invitation to give a presentation at the August APA 2009 Convention in Toronto, Canada as part of Division 52’s Hospitality Suite Program. For more information about this important event, see the Division 52 schedule of events for APA, which will be published in a forthcoming issue of the Division’s Newsletter, International Psychology Bulletin (http://www.internationalpsychology.net/newsletter/). Division 52 Survey on Internationalizing the Psychology Curriculum The Curriculum and Training Committee of the International Psychology Division (52), American Psychological Association, invites you to complete the attached survey on internationalizing the psychology curriculum. We are interested in learning how many teachers of psychology include international perspectives in their courses and how they do so. Please complete the survey even if you do not include international perspectives in your courses. The survey should take only a few minutes. Your responses will be held confidential and used primarily for the purposes of this survey. We greatly appreciate your willingness to participate. Click this link to begin to take the survey - http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=c2UCOBjCI5RC1jjk2VWDnQ_3d_3d If you have questions, please contact Gloria Grenwald at grenwald@webster.edu. Gloria Grenwald, Ph.D. Chair, Div52 Curriculum and Training Committee  CALL FOR SYLLABI OF INTERNATIONALIZED PSYCHOLOGY COURSES The Division 52 website will soon be linked to syllabi from internationalized courses. Please send your syllabi from International Psychology courses or from other psychology courses infused with international content to Richard Velayo at rvelayo@gmail.com. The sample syllabi will serve as a valuable resource for other teachers of psychology who wish to revise courses to reflect a more global perspective.   For more information about this announcement, please contact Dr. Gloria Grenwald at grenwald@webster.edu  CURRENT and PAST ISSUES of the INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN ARE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD at http://www.internationalpsychology.net/newsletter/   Reviewers for IPB Wanted We are seeking reviewers for manuscripts submitted to the International Psychology Bulletin, official publication of APA Division 52 – International Psychology. Our publication receives short research articles from around the world. If interested, please send an email and a copy of your vitae to the editor Dr. Senel Poyrazli at poyrazli@psu.edu Potential reviewers need to have a completed doctorate and some experience in publishing peer-reviewed articles.  DIVISION 52 Fundraising Task Force Division 52 has formed a Fundraising Task Force, charged with finding ways to increase revenue from sources other than dues. This money will be used to support current and future projects that at present the Division is unable to support financially. The Task Force is chaired by Michael Stevens and includes Harold Takooshian and Florence Denmark. Thus far, the Task Force has identified advertising, bequests and estate planning, book royalties, and organizational support from the APA as potential sources of non-dues-related revenue. The Task Force welcomes other ideas for raising funds and invites you to submit them for consideration to Michael Stevens at mjsteven@ilstu.edu.  LEAVING A LEGACY TO DIVISION 52 (WORD file) A Call for a Charitable Bequest to APA Division 52  If you are interested in making a charitable bequest or other planned gift to the Division of International Psychology, contact Michael Stevens at (309) 438-5700 or at mjsteven@ilstu.edu or Lisa Straus at (202) 336-5843 or at estraus@apa.org.  Check out the Wikipedia entry on "International Psychology" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Psychology  Contents... Definitions and Scope of International and Global Psychology  Foci  A Brief History of International Psychology  Trends  Professional Regulations and Ethical Standards  Conclusion  References and Recommended Readings  Representative Journals and Newsletters  Links 2009 Officers and Committee Chairs of APA Division 52 http://internationalpsychology.net/about/officers.cfm http://internationalpsychology.net/about/committee.cfm Handbook of the Division of International Psychology This is made available by Division 52’s Handbook Committee chaired by Dr. Gloria Gottsegen Membership Application may be accessed at www.apa.org/about/division/memapp.html  A Membership Application tri-fold brochure may also be accessed at http://internationalpsychology.net/membership/ Call for Announcements for “Announce-only” Listserv The Division 52 “Announce-only” listserv is available to its members and affiliates only and is distributed once a month. Submit announcements regarding international issues and topics of interest to the Division to rvelayo@gmail.com  

Division 52 Membership Survey
Click here to download survey

(WORD file)

Dear 52 Member:

We have developed a survey to measure your opinions of your membership in Division 52. The purpose of the survey is to determine how we can improve the services that the Division provides to enhance your membership in the division. Please send your responses to Janet2822@aol.com and nolansus@shu.edu We welcome your input.

We appreciate your participation in this survey.

Janet Sigal
Chair, Membership Committee

Summer/Fall 2009 Issue of International Psychology Bulletin

Dear Division 52 members,

Summer/Fall 2009 issue of the International Psychology Bulletin is now available for download as a PDF file at

http://www.internationalpsychology.net/newsletter

If you would like to contribute to the Winter issue, please email your submissions to me (poyrazli@psu.edu) by December 15, 2009.

If you have a new book that you would like to inform our readers about, please get in touch with Dr. Jennifer Lancaster, the section editor for our Books by Members section, by sending an email to her at jlancaster@stfranciscollege.edu

If you have a book that you would like it to be reviewed, please contact the Book Reviews section editor Dr. Uwe Gielen at ugielen@hotmail.com

On behalf of the editorial board, I thank all the authors for their contribution to the current issue. I also would like to thank Dr. Richard Velayo and Dr. Harold Takooshian for the help they provided in finalizing the current issue.

Sincerely,

Senel Poyrazli, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology

Editor, International Psychology Bulletin (APA Division 52)

Co-Editor, Eurasian Journal of Educational Research

Penn State University-Harrisburg

School of Behavioral Sciences and Education

777 W. Harrisburg Pike, W-311

Middletown, PA 17057

Office: (717) 948-6040

Fax: (717) 948-6519

E-mail: poyrazli@psu.edu

Division 52 is holding a mini-convention
at the Western Psychological Association Convention
April 22 - 25, 2010 in Cancun, Mexico

(Click link above)

Division 52 Needs Your Votes!

In early November you will receive an apportionment ballot from APA; this vote will determine division and state representation on the governing body of the APA: the Council of Representatives. You will have 10 votes to allocate. The Division of International Psychology needs your votes to address your professional issues at Council, and to speak to the policy and service issues that face persons with disabilities and other chronic health conditions. Please allocate your votes to the Division of International Psychology to ensure that we can represent your interests and the people you serve at APA Council!

Lynn Collins
President, Division 52

Scenes from Division 52 Events
at the 2009 APA Convention in Toronto
http://gallery.me.com/rvelayo#100092
(Photos courtesy of Dr. Harold Takooshian)

A CALL FOR REVIEWERS FOR DIVISION 52 2010 PROGRAM

If you are interested in being a reviewer for the Division 52 Program for the 2010 APA Convention, please fill out and email the following Reviewer Information form to Janet Sigal, Program Co-Chair at Janet2822@aol.com

All interested individuals are encouraged to apply. We want to make 2010 a very exciting program year for Division 52.

Please send the Reviewer Information form either as an attachment or as part of your email. The form should be in WORD format. All Reviewer Information forms must be received prior to December 1, 2009.

Reviewer Information Form (WORD file)

Thank you.

Janet Sigal, Ph.D.

2010 Program Chair, Division 52

Call for Fellows 2010

Members of APA Division 52 are now invited to nominate others or themselves for election as a fellow of Division 52, based on "unusual and outstanding contributions" to international psychology. Phone or write soon for a packet of forms for APA, and our Division's 15 criteria. This year all completed materials must be submitted by 5 pm Friday, 4 December 2009 -- including the nominee's vita, personal statement, and endorsements from 3 current APA fellows. At least 2 of the 3 endorsers must be a fellow of Division 52. (Those who are already a fellow of another APA division can ask about a streamlined nomination procedure.)

For more information, contact:

Harold Takooshian, Ph.D.

Fellows Chair, Division 52

314 Dartmouth,

Paramus NJ 07652, USA.

Phone 212-636-6393

Call for Nominations : International Perspectives in Psychology

International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation

The Publications and Communications (P&C) Board of the American Psychological Association and Division 52 (International Psychology) of the APA have opened nominations for the editorship of International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation, for the years 2011–2016. The editor search committee is co-chaired by Lynn Collins, PhD, and Peter Ornstein, PhD.

International Perspectives in Psychology: Research, Practice, Consultation, to begin publishing in 2011, is committed to publishing conceptual models, investigative methodologies, and intervention strategies to help understand, study, and influence the world’s major mental health problems. The journal will promote psychological science and practice that is contextually informed, culturally inclusive and serves the public interest. Recognizing that mental health problems are imbedded in economic, environmental, political, and social contexts, International Perspectives in Psychology is a multidisciplinary title that will incorporate empirical findings from education, medicine, public health, applied and basic psychology, sociology and other related disciplines.

Included in the global concerns that interest the journal are inter-group conflict, societal transformations and national development, threats to the natural environment and recovery from national disasters, mental health care delivery and capacity buildings, and the struggles and physical and mental health needs of disempowered groups.

Editorial candidates should be available to start receiving manuscripts in July 2010 to prepare for issues published in 2011. Please note that the P&C Board encourages participation by members of underrepresented groups in the publication process and would particularly welcome such nominees. Self-nominations are also encouraged.

Candidates should be nominated by accessing APA’s EditorQuest site on the Web. Using your Web browser, go to http://editorquest.apa.org. On the Home menu on the left, find “Guests.” Next, click on the link “Submit a Nomination,” enter your nominee’s information, and click “Submit.”

Prepared statements of one page or less in support of a nominee can also be submitted by e-mail to Molly Douglas-Fujimoto, Managing Director, Education Publishing Foundation, at mdouglas-fujimoto@apa.org.

Deadline for accepting nominations is January 31, 2010, when reviews will begin.

ADOPT A PSYCHOLOGIST: Collaboration needed!!!

Most of you know the "Adopt a Psychologist" program. The importance and implications are staggering.

Many psychologists from abroad would like to have a direct relationship with psychologists from the USA and participate in the APA activities including acting as Liaison for their country.

Some of the obstacles we encountered are:

Some do not have an active credit card. For others sending money abroad is difficult or the rate of $30 dollars is too much for their exchange. In a few cases where couples are both psychologists, to pay for two is difficult.

I would like to please ask you to consider Adopting a Psychologist or a Student from abroad or the USA to become an affiliate member of Division 52. I will very much appreciate your collaboration.

You could consider Adopting a Psychologist from Abroad in honor of someone you care...

Please let me know if you are ready and you can also choose the country and city you would prefer. Thank you very much.

With much appreciation,

Rivka Bertisch Meir, Ph.D., MPH, LMHC

Chairperson, International Liaison, International Division

Division 52’s 2008 Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award Goes to

“Culture and Leadership Across the World”

by

Renée Goodstein (Chair) and Uwe Gielen (ex-officio member), and
The Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award Committee

Every year, Division 52’s ‘Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award’ is given to the authors or editors of a recent book that is judged to make the most significant contribution to psychology as an international discipline and profession. The winners of the 2008 Award are Jagdeep S. Chhokar, Felix C. Brodbeck, and Robert J. House for their book Culture and Leadership Across the World: The GLOBE Book of In-Depth Studies of 25 Societies. Honorable Mention is given to Shane R. Jimerson, Thomas D. Oakland, and Peter T. Farrell, who served as editors for The Handbook of International School Psychology.

The purpose of ‘The Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award’ is to support the growing recognition in psychology that our profession is and must be global in nature. In line with this goal, submissions for the 2008 Award included authors, co-authors, and editors from many countries around the globe. Expert referees were asked to evaluate each submission based on criteria such as how large and significant a contribution the book makes to psychology as a global discipline and profession, and the international or global nature of the book’s contents.

Based on feedback from the reviewers, the committee selected Jagdeep S. Chhokar et al.’s work because their book adds important information to our understanding of the interconnection between societal culture, organizational culture, and leadership around the globe. The book is based on the mammoth GLOBE project, which involved 170 co-investigators from 62 participating countries. The project asked whether there are leader behaviors, attributes, and organizational practices that are universally accepted and effective across cultures. In addition, the project sought to identify behaviors, attributes and practices that are prevalent only in certain cultures. At the same time, the book examines how societal values may impact organizational practices and leader behaviors, and how these in turn, might impact the welfare of members of the societies under investigation.

For those interested in hearing a summary of the findings in Culture and Leadership Across the World, Jagdeep S. Chhokar, the lead editor, has accepted an invitation to give a presentation at the August APA 2009 Convention in Toronto, Canada as part of Division 52’s Hospitality Suite Program. For more information about this important event, see the Division 52 schedule of events for APA, which will be published in a forthcoming issue of the Division’s Newsletter, International Psychology Bulletin (http://www.internationalpsychology.net/newsletter/).

Division 52 Survey on Internationalizing the Psychology Curriculum

The Curriculum and Training Committee of the International Psychology Division (52), American Psychological Association, invites you to complete the attached survey on internationalizing the psychology curriculum. We are interested in learning how many teachers of psychology include international perspectives in their courses and how they do so. Please complete the survey even if you do not include international perspectives in your courses.

The survey should take only a few minutes. Your responses will be held confidential and used primarily for the purposes of this survey.

We greatly appreciate your willingness to participate.

Click this link to begin to take the survey - http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=c2UCOBjCI5RC1jjk2VWDnQ_3d_3d

If you have questions, please contact Gloria Grenwald at grenwald@webster.edu.

Gloria Grenwald, Ph.D.
Chair, Div52 Curriculum and Training Committee

CALL FOR SYLLABI OF INTERNATIONALIZED PSYCHOLOGY COURSES

The Division 52 website will soon be linked to syllabi from internationalized courses. Please send your syllabi from International Psychology courses or from other psychology courses infused with international content to Richard Velayo at rvelayo@gmail.com. The sample syllabi will serve as a valuable resource for other teachers of psychology who wish to revise courses to reflect a more global perspective.

For more information about this announcement, please contact Dr. Gloria Grenwald at grenwald@webster.edu

CURRENT and PAST ISSUES of the INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN

ARE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD

at
http://www.internationalpsychology.net/newsletter/

Reviewers for IPB Wanted

We are seeking reviewers for manuscripts submitted to the International Psychology Bulletin, official publication of APA Division 52 – International Psychology. Our publication receives short research articles from around the world. If interested, please send an email and a copy of your vitae to the editor Dr. Senel Poyrazli at poyrazli@psu.edu

Potential reviewers need to have a completed doctorate and some experience in publishing peer-reviewed articles.

DIVISION 52 Fundraising Task Force

Division 52 has formed a Fundraising Task Force, charged with finding ways to increase revenue from sources other than dues. This money will be used to support current and future projects that at present the Division is unable to support financially. The Task Force is chaired by Michael Stevens and includes Harold Takooshian and Florence Denmark. Thus far, the Task Force has identified advertising, bequests and estate planning, book royalties, and organizational support from the APA as potential sources of non-dues-related revenue. The Task Force welcomes other ideas for raising funds and invites you to submit them for consideration to Michael Stevens at mjsteven@ilstu.edu.

LEAVING A LEGACY TO DIVISION 52

(WORD file)

A Call for a Charitable Bequest to APA Division 52

If you are interested in making a charitable bequest or other planned gift to the Division of International Psychology, contact Michael Stevens at (309) 438-5700 or at mjsteven@ilstu.edu or Lisa Straus at (202) 336-5843 or at estraus@apa.org.

Check out the Wikipedia entry on "International Psychology"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Psychology

Contents...

Definitions and Scope of International and Global Psychology

Foci

A Brief History of International Psychology

Trends

Professional Regulations and Ethical Standards

Conclusion

References and Recommended Readings

Representative Journals and Newsletters

Links

2009 Officers and Committee Chairs of APA Division 52

http://internationalpsychology.net/about/officers.cfm

http://internationalpsychology.net/about/committee.cfm

Handbook of the Division of International Psychology
This is made available by Division 52’s Handbook Committee chaired by Dr. Gloria Gottsegen

Membership Application may be accessed at www.apa.org/about/division/memapp.html
A Membership Application tri-fold brochure may also be accessed at http://internationalpsychology.net/membership/

Call for Announcements for “Announce-only” Listserv

The Division 52 “Announce-only” listserv is available to its members and affiliates only and is distributed once a month. Submit announcements regarding international issues and topics of interest to the Division to rvelayo@gmail.com

DIVISION 52 Website

www.internationalpsychology.net

OCTOBER 2009

INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
APA Division 52

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