At this highly anticipated Townhall, workgroups come together to present the results of this week’s training sessions, including the Social Responsiveness Training Matrix. Sharing with colleagues to create social change! #ncspp2020
Our students and delegates take pride in the path they chose and the impact they intend to make as professional psychologists. Click to view their impressive work displayed at the Mid-Winter Conference’s “Moments of Pride” Poster Session & Reception. #ncspp2020
When noted psychologist Dr. Rahul Sharma speaks, people listen. An expert in diversity, inclusion and leadership, he delivers a timely keynote address, Turn It Up- Amplifying Professional Psychology’s Commitment to Cultural Competence & Innovative Community Engagement. #ncspp
At yesterday’s luncheon, we proudly recognized the epitome of excellence in our profession, NCSPP’s Outstanding Scholarship & Service Award recipients and learned about a groundbreaking digital application, The Mental Health Toolbox. #ncspp2020
NCSPP’s 2020 Mid-Winter Conference, which focuses on augmenting social change and responsiveness through the delivery of effective psychological services, fittingly opened on Monday, January 20, the National Day of Service celebrating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. #ncspp
Ideas and dialogue continued to flow with the Conference’s offering of 4 workgroup sessions. Topic choices included teaching advocacy, mentoring: a social justice perspective, amplifying excellence in training, & master’s level accreditation in health services psychology. #ncspp
At last night’s festive Conference Opening Reception, one part was bittersweet-when we bid farewell to one of our own, NCSPP’s Central Office Administrator, Jeannie Beeaff. Happy Retirement, Jeannie, and thank you for your years of hard work, service and dedication! #ncspp2020
What impact does cohesive taxonomy have on the training of socially responsible professional psychologists? A dynamic Liaison and Directorate Panel of education and training experts amplified their discussion of this vital topic, including an interactive audience Q&A. #ncspp2020
Today’s concurrent work group sessions asked participants to consider how to prepare future psychologists to be socially responsive in specified competency domains. They had a choice of six. What a difficult decision! #ncspp2020
Insight and introductions were on the post-breakfast menu as NCSPP President and GSAPP Dean, Dr. Francine Conway, and NCSPP 2020 Conference Planning Chair, Kelli Johnson, Ph.D., welcomed psychology professionals from across the nation to Amplification 2020. #ncspp2020
Amplification 2020 keynote, Dr. Stephan Bradley, addresses the urgent need to implement diversity, equity, and inclusion in our profession. He asked participants to express at least one actionable step they can take toward a more equitable, just society. #ncspp2020
Dr. Randy Wyatt from the CA School of Professional Psychology-SF facilitated a dialogue about how we can amplify excellence in the clinical training world through student, internship and practicum engagement. Collaboration at work. #ncspp2020
Yesterday, at #NCSPP2020, the Deans' & Chairs' Meeting offered a supportive forum to discuss issues unique to the roles of high-level membership program administrators. Great open-minded discourse with leaders who are making a difference. #ncspp2020
On the second day of the NCSPP’s Mid-Winter Conference, two CoA Workshops were offered: “Preparing and APA Accreditation Doctoral Self-Study” and “Become an APA Doctoral Program Site Visitor.” Learn more about these informative workshops and check out some pictures below! #NCSPP