The Division of International Psychology
(Division 52) represents the interest of all
psychologists who foster international
connections among psychologists, engage in multicultural research or practice, apply
psychological principles to the development of public policy, or are otherwise concerned with individual and group consequences of global events.  More »

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PSYHE Speakers Bureau 2008
Directions (WORD file)

Welcome to “PSYCHE” 2008--Psychology Speakers You Can Hear Easily—a zip-code ordered geographic network of 200 outstanding psychology experts in diverse specialties across North America, who are prepared to visit area schools or community groups to speak on their topics of expertise. This APA national speaker bureau is designed to promote psychology through enhanced access of local groups to psychology experts in diverse specialties. The majority of these speakers are “Fellows” of the American Psychological Association, recognized for an “unusual and outstanding” contribution to their specialty.

HELP US REACH OUR GOALS…
Join Division 52 today!
Go to the Membership Application page.

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Curriculum and Training Committee

A central goal of the Training and Curriculum Committee is to encourage and support internationalization of the psychology curriculum. You are invited to submit syllabi for internationalized psychology courses to be posted on the Division 52 webpage. Syllabi for International Psychology courses or traditional psychology courses infused with an international perspective are welcome. Your contribution will help make this a valuable resource.

Gloria Grenwald, Ph.D
Professor of Psychology
Chair, APA52 Curriculum and Training Committee
Webster University
St. Louis, MO 63130, USA
grenwald@webster.edu

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Mentoring Committee Forms

The Mentoring Committee of Division 52 has developed a pilot mentoring match program for experienced international psychologists and students, early career psychologists and international affiliates and is looking for volunteers for mentors and mentees. Their web page now includes the Mentoring Guidelines, Letter from the Mentoring Coordinator, Anie Kalayijian, and the Application Form for mentors and mentees, as well as a listing of international research and teaching opportunities. Click here to access this webpage. Comments or suggestions for this page should be sent to the chair, Anie Kalayjian, at kalayjiana@aol.com. The Mentoring Committee is also working to link researchers in different countries so that people outside of the U.S. can find sponsors if they want to come to the U.S. or need help in preparing papers for publication in U.S. journals. We would also like to have volunteers to host U.S. scholars who want to work in other countries.

Forms (in WORD format):
(1) Announcement
(2) Cover Letter
(3) Guidelines

Mentoring Committee Meeting Minutes (8-12-06)