The CJ Section chair comments on the current state of affairs and offers hope for professionals.
For students, by students
- Gender-based burnout in the field of psychology
Read a thought-provoking piece on a section member’s concerns about burnout with practicing psychologists, particularly in those who identify as gender minorities.
By Naomi Uyeda - Perspectives on parenting as a graduate student amid the pandemic
Get a first-hand perspective on the balancing act between motherhood and graduate school.
By Stephanie Spies-Upton and Morgan Hill
ECP member spotlight
- From lawyer to psychologist: my personal call to action
Meet one of our members, Danielle Rynczak, JD, PsyD, ABPP.
By Danielle Rynczak, JD, PhD
What’s hot in CJ psychology?
- What makes a psychologist culturally competent? Thoughts on multicultural competence beyond the scope of our practice
View this first-hand perspective on how easily prejudice can manifest in psychological settings.
By Vicki Klophaus, PhD - Forensic psychology and public policy—the perfect pair
A forensic psychologist shares her experiences working in the intersection of law and public policy.
By Angela N. Torres, PhD, ABPP
CJ psychology research run-down
- A brief research review
What we learned.
By Jade Horton
CJ Section student member spotlight
- Introducing Alexandra McCoy
Get to know Alexandra McCoy, Student Committee member, and newest Gavel student co-editor!
By Alexandra McCoy
Getting involved in the CJ Section
- Solicitation for The Gavel contributors
Want to write a newsletter article with The Gavel?
- Introducing the CJ Section Student Committee
Would you like to help current leadership expand the impact of the CJ Section?
The Gavel editors
- Newsletter editors
The Gavel editors: Natalie Armstrong, PhD, editor; Ashley C. T. Jones and Alexandra McCoy, student editors