The theme of the 2016 State Leadership Conference (SLC), “Expanding the Practice Spectrum,” focused on the skills and advocacy needed to support a range of practice models. From traditional private practice to managed care organizations or institutional and organizational settings, psychologists have a multitude of possibilities for practice. Each of these contexts presents unique opportunities and challenges brought about by policy, technology and clinical innovation.
State Leadership Conference in pictures
Best and brightest recognized by Div. 31 at the 2016 SLC
Nevada Psychological Association
The Nevada Psychological Association earned outstanding SPTA honors for 2016 for its tremendous efforts to promote psychology.
Georgia Psychological Association
The Georgia Psychological Association received recognition for the organization’s efforts in the area of diversity.
Outstanding SPTA staff person
New York’s Executive Director Tom Cote, MBA, CAE, near right, was named outstanding SPTA staff person. The well-deserved award was presented by Div. 31 President Dinelia Rosa, PhD.
President Dinelia Rosa, PhD
Div. 31 President Dinelia Rosa, PhD, had the honor and privilege of presenting awards on behalf of the division.
Ohio Psychological Association
The Ohio Psychological Association earned accolades for its work with early career psychologists.
Minnesota Psychological Association
Members of the Minnesota Psychological Association received national honors, and a big check, for their work with APAGs members and students in the association.
Date created: 2016
