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Nominations for SCRA - Outstanding Educator Award - Feb 15 Deadline
Nominations for SCRA - Outstanding Educator Award - Feb 15 Deadline. Send Nominations to: jdalton@bloomu.edu
Outstanding Educator Award
Sponsored by SCRA Council of Education Programs (CEP)
Nomination Deadline: February 15, 2012
Send Nominations to: jdalton@bloomu.edu
The purpose of the Outstanding Educator Award is to recognize an SCRA member who has made exemplary and innovative contributions to the education of students about community psychology and community research and action. This award will be made annually.Specific criteria for the award includes two or more of the following: …
2011 Ecological and Community Psychology Conference
The community psychology graduate students at *Georgia State University*, in Atlanta, GA are hosting this year’s Southeastern Ecological and Community Psychology Conference (ECO) on *October 14-15, 2011*
2011 Southeastern Ecological and Community Psychology Conference
"Community Research and Action: Rising to meet the Challenges of the 21st Century"
***Call for Proposals***
Deadline for proposal submission
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HLR9XDT
July 31, 2011!
The community psychology graduate students at *Georgia State University*, in Atlanta, GA are hosting this year's Southeastern Ecological and Community Psychology Conference (ECO) on *October 14-15, 2011*. The conference is entirely…

2011 Biennial Conference - Keynote Speaker for Thursday, June 16th Announced
The Biennial planning committee is happy to announce that Marca Bistro, President and Chief Executive Officer of Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago will give the Thursday keynote address.
A short biography of Marca is available here.
Promoting Lasting Change in Community Psychology
Written by Ticola Caldwell, Phyllis Timpo, and Pamela Martin, Ph.D., North Carolina State University
Edited by Rhonda K. Lewis-Moss
After attending the 2009 Southeastern Ecological Conference, we felt obligated to share our reflections from the wealth of information that was communicated by our colleagues in our round table discussion titled "Community Psychology and social change: How does YOUR program promote lasting change in the community?" Our session was inspired by the theme of the conference: "Promoting Lasting Change in Communities." Ecological and community psychology graduate programs are designed to create…
Community Psychology Practice in Health Care
Written by William D. Neigher, David W. Lounsbury, & Rebecca E. Lee
The values of community psychology embrace health and wellbeing, and many settings and ecological perspectives intersect. Just after passage of the most sweeping change in federal health policy in fifty years there is hope for a more inclusive, responsive and cost-effective U.S. healthcare system. In this article, three of us who work in healthcare share a framework for looking at what we do, how we got there, our co-workers and opportunities and challenges. We represent diverse employers:…
Committee for Women Update, written by Susan M. Wolfe, Susan Wolfe & Associates.
The SCRA Committee for Women has some exciting things happening. First, and most importantly, Pamela Mulder has been selected as the incoming chair. She will become the chair after the APA meeting in August. Until then she is assisting the chair and outgoing chair with various activities.
Second, the Committee for Women Focal Group is off to a running start. Members are Michele Schlehofer (outgoing chair), Pamela Mulder (incoming chair), Debra Trude-Suter, Rebecca Robinson, and me (Susan…
Call for Proposals: 2010 SCRA Graduate Student Research Grant
Please consider applying for the Graduate Student Research Grant. This grant is specifically devoted to supporting pre-dissertation or thesis research in under-funded areas of community psychology. This year the amount has been increased to $400 (USD). Applications can be downloaded from the SCRA website. Applications for the award will be due by September 17, 2010. If you have any questions while developing your grant proposal, please contact Fernando Estrada at fernando.estrada@asu.edu or…
2010 Travel Awards to SCRA Programming at APA, ECO, or the Biennial
SCRA's National Student Representatives, with the approval of the Executive Committee, have created more domestic travel awards for students interested in attending Society of Community Research and Action programming at the American Psychological Association (APA) Convention or at one of the regional
Ecological Conferences. A total of 16 domestic travel awards will be given out ($300 each; 3 APA awards, 5 ECO awards, and 8 SCRA biennial awards). All amounts are in USD. The APA conference is…
Edited and written by David Glenwick, Fordham University
Rogler, L. H. (2008). Bario Professors: Tales of Naturalistic Research, Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press.
For community psychologists, 1965 and the Swampscott Conference of that year represent our Declaration of Independence of 1776 and Magna Carta of 1215. However, many of the questions that remain compelling to us today were being asked even before the beginning, and by researchers and practitioners in a variety of fields (e.g., sociology and anthropology, as well as psychology). How does…
Helping Families and Communities Recover From Disaster
Edited and written by Denise Bulling, Ph.D., University of Nebraska Public Policy Center
Helping families and communities recover From disaster: Lessons learned from hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Kilmer, R. P., Gil-Rivas, V. Tedeschi, R. G., & Calhoun, L. G. (Ed.), (2010). Washington DC: American Psychological Association.
An ad-hoc subcommittee on disaster recovery for the United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs held hearings in 2009 as a follow up to the interim report done by the National Commission on Children and Disasters…
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