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Student Research Poster Session
& Awards
Thursday, March 18
The Student Research Poster Session and Awards presentation will take place during the 2010 WPA Annual Convention. See below for Convention details and click here for poster submission guidelines
Mark Your Calendar
February 5, 2010
"Bringing A Developmental Perspective to Juvenile Law & Forensic Practice"
Thomas Grisso, PhD
Mendota Mental Health Conference Center, Madison
The WPA Interest Section on Forensic & Correctional Psychology is excited to bring back one of their most popular speakers, Dr. Thomas Grisso, for a 1-day seminar on "Bringing a Developmental Perspective to Juvenile Law & Forensic Practice". Lawyers, psychologists and others who come in contact with the juvenile justice system will find this to be a provocative and valuable eductaional opportunity.
Click here for brochure and registration
March 18-20, 2010
2010 Annual Convention
"Surviving Conflict, Coming Home"
Marriott Madison West, Middleton
Veterans are bringing home souvenirs of conflict -- physical trauma, PTSD, TBI -- and returning to a world that is very different from when they left. Both military and civilian individuals and families are facing financial threats to their livelihood, hopes, and shelter -- and many of them also bear the lingering effects of abuse, further eroding their security and self-confidence. The 2010 Annual Convention will offer opportunities for psychologists to hear from experts on these topics and to share their own experience and research.
Click here for Convention brochure and registration form.
Resources for WPA Members
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WANTED:
Psychologists with energy and fresh ideas
Whether your interests lie in public education, student research, advocacy, membership recruitment or some other area, we want to find ways to help you get actively involved in WPA!
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Insurance Problems?
The WPA Advocacy Cabinet wants to know about insurance problems encountered by WPA members. Our Insurance Complaint Resolution Process is intended to gather information needed for advocacy regarding insurance issues and, not incidentally, help WPA members resolve difficulties in their practice. Go to the Advocacy section for more information and complaint forms.
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