President: Susana Ming Lowe, PhD
President-elect: Angela B. Kim, PhD
Past President: Grace S. Kim, PhD
Secretary: Malin Kimoto, PsyD
Treasurer: Jackie Jimenez, PsyD
Program Committee Chair: Ya-Shu Liang, PhD
Student Committee Mentor: Yuki Okubo, PhD
Student Committee Mentor: Szu-Hui Lee, PhD
Student Representative: Tanvi Shah, MA
Student Representative: Megan Mouanoutoua, BA
Early & Mid-Career Committee Co-chairs: Amanda Waters, PhD & Carissa Dwiwardani
Membership Committee Co-chair: Carisse Cronquist, MS & Julie Huynh
Award Committee Co-chair: Christina Hong-Huber, PsyD
Award Committee Co-chair: Minsun Lee, PhD
Newsletter Committee Co-chair: Adeleine Conanan, PsyD
Social Media & Technology Co-coordinator: Jennifer T. Young, PsyD
Newsletter Committee Co-chair: Lydia HaRim Ahn, PhD
Social Media & Technology Co-coordinator: Linda Ly, PhD
International Task Force Co-chair: Margaret Li Aghaeepour, PsyD
International Task Force Co-chair: Meng-Ju (MJ) Yang, PsyD
Procedure & Policy Committee: (Past Presidents): Phi Loan Le, PsyD Diane Hayashino, PhD Yuying Tsong, PhD Khanh Dinh, PhD Ivy Ho, PhD Linh Luu, PhD Grace Kim, PhD
Membership period is January-December. After Aug. 1, memberships are applied to the following calendar year. You may apply for membership in Section V: Psychology of Asian Pacific American Women by completing
the section's membership form.
For more information about Section V,
join our Facebook group and visit our
website.
Section V: Psychology of Asian Pacific American Women develops and advances feminist understanding of the psychology of Asian Pacific American women.
The purposes of Div. 35’s Section 5, Psychology of Asian Pacific American Women are to:
- Promote the general objectives of the American Psychological Association and the Society for the Psychology of Women.
- Develop feminist approaches to Asian Pacific American Women.
- Develop and advance feminist understanding of the psychology of Asian Pacific American Women.
Each year, starting in 2012, our section has given
Pioneer Awards to Asian Pacific American feminists in recognition of their contributions to the community and mentorship and for being role models who exemplify the values, mission and philosophy of Section V.