2019 Practice Leadership Conference Awards

 The 2019 Practice Leadership Conference (PLC) was held March 9-12, in Washington, D.C. 

This year’s theme, “Advocacy and Leadership,” focused on making more effective, knowledgeable, and creative advocates who are on top of the latest trends and developments in psychology and behavioral health.

Every year, PLC provides three productive days of advocacy training for leaders in professional psychology practice from all over the U.S. and Canada.

Please congratulate Div. 31's 2019 award winners!

New Mexico Psychological Association. Pictured (From left to right): Taryn Goff, PsyD; Deborah Okon, PhD; Kevin Kinzie (Executive Director)

Learn more about the CECP Initiative award.

Winner: Arizona Psychological Association (From left to right) Patricia Johnson, PhD; Rebbeca Lahann, PsyD; Leo Caraballo, PsyD; Evelyn Burrell, PsyD; Lindsey Buckman, PsyD

Learn more about the SPTA Diversity Award.

Winner: Staci Bratcher, Georgia Psychological Association. Pictured (From left to right): Shital Gaitonde, PhD (Early Career); Jennifer F. Kelly, PhD (Federal Advocacy Coordinator); Gayle Spears, PhD (Executive Director); Ms. Staci Bratcher (Administrative Staff); Laura Dilly, PhD (President-elect); Ms. Mary Fernandes (Student); Mr. Steve Fogelman (student); Deauna Shauri-Webb, PsyD (Diversity delegate)

Learn more about the Outstanding Achievement Award.

Missouri Psychological Association. Pictured (From left to right): Paul Korte, PhD (Federal Advocacy Coordinator); Keisha Ross, PhD (Immediate Past President); Chuck Hollister, PhD (CEO); Dawn Huber, PhD (President-Elect); Adam Andreassen, PsyD (President)

Learn more about the Outstanding SPTA Award.