Membership Information
Members of SEPCP (Division 34) conduct research, perform service, teach, and consult on many topics related to human's relationship with the built and natural world. Members conduct research and advance theory to improve interactions between human behavior and environment and to understand population trends and impacts on the natural world. Members' varied interests include contextual theories and methods, human responses to natural and technological hazards, conservation psychology, AIDS, teenage pregnancy, environmental perception and cognition, environmental stress, restorative environmental experiences, and environmental design.
Benefits
Connect with a community of like-minded peers dedicated to top quality research. Log on to the members-only Division 34 APA Communities social networking site and connect with other members.
Connect with a community of like-minded peers dedicated to top quality research.
Receive our online newsletter, the Population, Environmental, and Conservation Psychology Bulletin (2x/year).
Participate in our active email list, which features funding, conference, and journal alerts as well as a forum to discuss relevant issues.
Present your research and/or attend our symposiums, invited talks, and poster sessions at the APA Annual Convention each August.
Belong to our APACommunities.org member forum where you can join and create networks of people interest in topics studied by members of SEPCP.
Gain leadership, and networking opportunities through participation in division committees.
Get involved in interest groups for each of our four membership interest areas (Environmental, Conservation, Ecopsychology, and Population).
New Members
There is no membership charge at the time you join. Your first year is free.
You do not need to be a member of APA to join Division 34
Current Members
Membership fees are $15 per year. If you are a member of APA, you will be billed through APA. If you are a non-member, then you will be billed directly by Division 34.
Membership Application
Join the Society. We will send your information to APA because they track our membership.
You can also join the Society for Environmental, Population, and Conservation Psychology (Division 34) directly through APA by completing their Online Division Membership Application used for several divisions. While membership in APA helps the society because APA helps our division, you do not need to be a member of APA to belong to the society. On the APA application form you will be asked to register with APA to join the division. This is NOT a membership to APA. It allows APA to assist us in our membership processing.
