Thursday 8/18/2005
| 8
- 8:50 am |
Breakfast Reception
for International Scholars and Students
(attendance highly
encouraged) (Div. 17 Hospitality
Suite: Puncky Heppner & Leong)
|
| 9
- 9:50 am |
Reception
and Orientation Session for International
Students and Consultants (attendance
highly encouraged) (Div. 17 Hospitality
Suite: Yu-Wei Wang & Oksana Yakushko) |
| 10
- 10:50 am |
Roundtable Discussions:
Mentoring and Fostering the Development
of International Students in Psychology
(attendance highly
encouraged) (Location: Grand Ballroom
North, Renaissance Washington Hotel)
Co-Chairs:
Yu-Wei Wang, Ph.D., & Oksana Yakushko,
Ph.D.
Discussant: Puncky Paul Heppner,
Ph.D.
Presenters:
Table 1: Professional Development in
Counseling Psychology Program
- Furthering
International Students' Professional Development
in Counseling Psychology Training Programs--
Pius Nyutu, M.A., & Mary J. Heppner,
Ph.D.
- Serving
the Needs of International Students on
the U.S. Campuses--Christiane Oilar,
M.A.
- Peer
Mentoring between International Students
and American Ethnic Minority Students--Frances
C. Shen, B.A., & Vinetha K. Belur,
B.A.
Table 2: Challenges
and Barriers
- Issues
Faced by International Students: Perspectives
of Beginning Students--Chia-Lin Tsai,
M.A., Yu-Ping Huang, B.A., & Yi-Jiun
Lin, M.A.
- Utilizing
Research to Understand Adjustment Needs
of Graduate International Students--Tanya
Razzhavaikina, M.A.
- Predoctoral
Internship Process for International Students
in Counseling Psychology--Chun-Chung
Choi, M.A.
Table 3: Post-Graduation
Career Development
- Exploring
Career Paths for International Students
in Counseling Psychology--Kwong-Liem
K. Kwan, Ph.D.
- Building
a Global Network of Counseling Psychologists--Yu-Wei
Wang, Ph.D., & Gisela Lin, Ph.D.
|
| 2 - 2:50 pm |
Business meeting for
Taiwan Psychology Network (Div. 17 Hospitality
Suite: Gisela Lin & Yu-Wei Wang) |
| 4
- 5:00 pm |
Symposium: Development
of Counseling in East Asia (Location: Renaissance
Washington DC Hotel, Meeting Room 5)
- Characteristics of Korean
clients and counselors: Some implications
for practice in Korea: Myungja-Keum,
Ph.D., Dong Min Kim, Ph.D., & Young-Seok
Seo, Ph.D.
- The development of counseling
and psychotherapy in China: Zhi-jin
Hou, Ph.D. & Mingyi Qian, Ph.D.
- The self-relation in situation
coordination counseling model to clients
with interpersonal conflicts in Chinese
communities: Ping-Hwa Chen, Ph.D.
|
| 4
- 5:00 pm |
Social Hour for First Time Attendees
(the Renaissance Ballroom West B on the Ballroom
Level of the Renaissance Washington DC Hotel:
APA Board of Convention Affairs) |
| 5
- 6:50 pm |
Council for Counseling Psychology
Training Program Poster Session (Div. 17 Social
Hour) |
| Evening |
Taiwan Psychology Network dinner
social (Time and Location: TBA) |
Friday 8/19/2005
| 8
- 8:50 am |
Business meeting for Special Task
Force on Mentoring International Students
(all committees are required to attend; students
encouraged to attend) (Div. 17 Hospitality
Suite: Yu-Wei Wang & Oksana Yakushko) |
| 9
- 9:50 am |
Mentoring program meeting for
Taiwan Psychology Network (Div. 45 Hospitality
Suite) |
| 11
- 11:50 am |
"You and Counseling Psychology:
Charting the Future" Roundtable (attendance
highly encouraged) (Renaissance
Washington DC Hotel; Grand Ballroom North: Karen
O'Brien)
"International Students" Roundtable
Discussion: Yu-Wei Wang & Oksana Yakushko |
| 11
- 11:50 am |
Division 17 Cultural Diversity
and International Issues in Counseling Psychology
Poster Session (Location: Convention Center
Halls D & E) |
| 5
- 7:00 pm |
Div. 17 Social Hour (Grand Ballroom Central
of the Renaissance Hotel)
Division 45, Society for the Psychological
Study of Ethnic Minority Issues has reached
a historic moment, their Division has been
in existence for 20 years. To honor this accomplishment
and to affirm the work of so many of our good
friends in Division 45, our Society will be
hosting a celebratory social on Friday, August
19th 5-7 pm in the Grand Ballroom Central
of the Renaissance Hotel. There will be plenty
of good food and lots of good friends with
whom to celebrate. Please join us for this
historic anniversary!
|
Saturday 8/20/2005
| 2
-2:50 pm |
TOWN HALL MEETING (Location: Washington Convention
Center, Meeting Room 143A)
Exploring the Needs of Psychology and Psychologists
in the 21st Century
Your Chance to Shape the Future in an Open
Exchange with:
RON LEVANT, Ed.D., APA President
GERALD KOOCHER, Ph.D., APA President-elect
NORMAN ANDERSON, Ph.D., CEO of APA
Join a free-spirited discussion with APA
Leaders and Members to brainstorm about the
future for psychology and psychologists. What
do you think APA must do to prepare itself
for the needs and opportunities of the upcoming
decades? Let your voice be heard. You can
get a preview of the issues by reading the
Policy and Planning Board's 5-year Report
in the July/August American Psychologist.
Put on your thinking caps and show up at this
town hall meeting to let leaders and other
members of APA know your opinions. We will
even have a suggestion box on site just in
case we don't get a chance to hear from everyone.
|
| 4:00
pm |
Div. 17 Presidential Address
(Auditorium, in the Washington Renaissance Hotel) |
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