Society
for
Vocational
Psychology
Important Announcements
2008 International Counseling Psychology Conference. Chicago, Ill, March 2008 (See Conferences Section. Also SVP pre-conference program).
NCDA
Conference. Washington, DC, July 2008. Proposal submission Oct 31, 2007.
ACT Graduate Student Research Award.
Applications Due by April 15, 2008
Counseling Psychology Fund. Call for Proposals: Due dates are April 2
and
November 1.
About the Society
The Society for Vocational Psychology (SVP) is an active Section
within the Society of Counseling Psychology ( Division 17) of the
American Psychological Association. SVP was founded in 1996 from
the groundwork of prominent vocational psychologists who wanted to
encourage, promote and facilitate contributions to research, teaching,
practice, and public interest in vocational psychology and career
counseling and interventions by Division members. The Section
operates by consensus of its members and is committed to advancing the
human rights of all people regardless of race, sexual orientation,
class, nationality, ethnicity, age, disability, gender, or religious
orientation.
SVP is committed to promoting quality research and practice of
vocational psychology and career counseling and attempts to meet the
needs of its members through biennial conferences, networking and
mentoring opportunities, special topic subcommittees, listserve
discussion, and a variety of other ways.