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Kirby Huminuik appointed to APA Task Force on Human Rights

The American Psychological Association appointed a Task Force on Human Rights in July 2016 that will be responsible for providing strategic advice to the association in its engagement in the promotion and protection of human… » Read more

Division 17 Statement on the Stanford Rape Case

What the Stanford Rape Case Reminds Us about Privilege By Britney G Brinkman PhD, Louise Douce, PhD and Anneliese Singh PhD After serving only 3 months in jail, Brock Turner, a former Stanford University student… » Read more

2016 September Announcements

Greetings SCP Colleagues! There is a tremendous amount of activity this month, along with associated deadlines, so please take the time to review the following: SCP Statement on the Black Lives Matter Movement On September… » Read more

Greetings from the Past President – Fall 2016

This past year was a difficult year—an oppressive year…for myself in the role of SCP President—and I know for many of you individually and professionally.  It is been difficult for our division, for psychology, and… » Read more

SCP and American Academy of Counseling Psychology Funding SCP Members for ABPP Board Certification in Counseling Psychology

The American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP) has recently taken action to WAIVE the board certification application fee ($125) for individuals who are training directors at APA accredited doctoral programs, internship programs, and postdoc programs.… » Read more

Section for the Advancement of Women – September 2016

Greetings from the new Section’s president, Laurel Watson, Ph.D.: I’m honored to serve as the new Chair for the Section for the Advancement of Women (SAW). I’d like to personally thank Debra Mollen for her… » Read more

Meet SCP Executive Director, Debra S. Nolan, CAE, IOM

You may not be aware of this, however Debbie has worked with non-profits her entire career.  When she first began working with SCP in 2007, while planning the 2008 International Counseling Psychology Conference (ICPC), she… » Read more

Division 17 Statement on the Black Lives Matter Movement

During the past 3 years, The Society of Counseling Psychology (SCP) has issued several statements regarding the loss of African American and Black lives at the hands of police. Social injustice does not maintain itself… » Read more

Leadership Academy – Summer 2016 Announcements

Division 17 Leadership Academy fellows are doing amazing work in psychology leadership!   Carlton Green was awarded the 2016 Association for Counseling Center Training Agencies (ACCTA) Diversity Mentorship Scholarship. As part of this well-deserved honor,… » Read more