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Welcome to Counseling Psychology Div 17 Bringing together psychologists, students, and affiliates dedicated to promoting education and training, scientific investigation, practice, diversity and public interest in professional psychology. Learn more A letter from SCP President, John S. Westefeld, Ph.D., A.B.P.P.

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Division 17 is organized into a number of sections, which are entities within the Division centered around a variety of interest areas. These sections are described here on a rotating basis’	2010 APA Convention August 12-15, 2010; San Diego, CA Click here for more information	Offering Assistance in the Wake of the Haitian Earthquake The Society of Counseling Psychology Executive Board congratulates Dr. Melba Vasquez on her election as APA President. 2010 APA Annual Meeting, SCP Meeting Space Request Form Request meeting space now for your SCP group if you plan to meet during the 2010 APA Annual Meeting in San Diego. Click here for form. The October 2009 newsletter is now available. Click here. Division 17 president, John Westefeld is pleased to present a special task group on suicide prevention. This special taks group is John's presidential project. Click here for more information. Check out the new Taking Action Against Racism (TARR) website by going to www.takingactionagainstracism.org. The goal of this project is to create a dynamic webpage that will provide educators, community leaders, diversity trainers, and all who seek to take action against racism through teaching a resource of high-quality, engaging media clips, with discussion questions, activities, and teaching tools ready to use.

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