The Fellows Committee oversees the nomination and selection of division fellows. Psychologist members of the division who are actively engaged in the advancement of public service psychology and who have evidenced unusual and outstanding contributions to/or performance of public service psychology are eligible for fellowship recognition.
Psychologist members of the division who are actively engaged in the advancement of public service psychology and who have evidenced unusual and outstanding contributions to or performance of public service psychology are eligible for fellowship recognition. Evidence for such contributions is associated with a record of accomplishments (in science and research, education and training, clinical applications, and/or administration) that demonstrates national or international impact on the practice of psychology as applicable to the public service domain (clients, institutions, systems, policy, psychologists).
Fellowship in Psychologists in Public Service
For information about the fellowship criteria, instructions on how to apply for fellowship status, and a list of current Division 18 Fellows, please see the Fellowship in Psychologists in Public Service page.