This article was updated in Dec. 2018 with additional information from the Div. 43 fellows committee chair.
Become a Div. 43, family psychology fellow, a recognition for outstanding contributions or performance in the field of family psychology.
Qualification Self-checklist for New Fellows
- Are you currently active in the field of psychology?
- Are you currently engaged in education and training, practice or research in couple and family psychology?
- Did you earn a PhD from an accredited psychology program?
- Have you been a member of the division for over one year?
- Do you have five years of postdoctoral experience?
- Can you write a convincing statement that identifies your significant contributions to psychology in general and to your specific field in particular that shows evidence of unusual/extraordinary and outstanding/significant contributions or performance in the field and (inter)national impact on the field or profession of psychology beyond a local, state or regional level?
If you said yes to all six of these qualifications, contact John Bakalyopens in new window for assistance throughout the application process.
Qualification Self-checklist for Current Fellows
- Are you a fellow of another division?
- Have you been a member of the division for over a year?
- Can you write a convincing statement that identifies your significant contributions to psychology in general and to your specific field in particular?
If you said yes to all three of these qualifications, contact John Bakalyopens in new window for assistance throughout the application process.
Application Requires Four Easy Steps
- Online application
- Resume
- Statement
- Three recommendations
Assistance can be provided in finding three fellows to support your application, two of whom must be Div. 43 fellows. Fellows Chair John Bakaly and the fellows committee will help you through the entire process to develop and present the best application to be a fellow in Div. 43
Deadline
Dec. 15, 2018