The International Office has compiled a booklet listing Convention
programming that has an international focus as well as selected sessions
of general interest,
http://www.apa.org/convention/international-program.pdf. At the end of
the booklet you will find an alphabetical list of international speakers
and presenters, arranged by country. To download the booklet, and to
see more about international activities at convention, visit
http://www.apa.org/convention/programming/international/index.aspx.
Highlights include a unique roundtable event to develop international
study and service opportunities. Psychologists, faculty and graduate
students will learn how to develop their own international learning
through study and service experiences, including developing courses and
logistics, syllabi and activities.
Internationalizing Your Professional Life: International Service and
Graduate Study Abroad Programs
San Diego Convention Center, Upper Level, Ballroom 6B
Chair: Laura Johnson, PhD
Table One: Developing a Study Abroad Experience? How to Get Started
Participants/Facilitators: Laura Palmer, PhD; Valerie Cook-Morales, PhD;
Puncky Heppner, PhD; Kelly Schwartz, PhD
Table Two: Logistics of Study Abroad Programs: Refining Curricula,
Syllabi, Field Experience
Participants/Facilitators: Gabie Smith, PhD; Chrisann Schiro-Geist, PhD;
Nan Zhang Hampton, PhD; Joan L. Biever, PhD
Table Three: Finding/Creating Opportunities to Internationalize Graduate
Education
Participants/Facilitators: Tasha Howe, PhD; Tara K. Luchkiw, MA; Christi
L. Mobley, MA; Robert John Sawyer, MS; Stephanie Donahue, MA
Table Four: Service Abroad
Participants/Facilitators: Chris E. Stout, PsyD; Roxane Cohen Silver,
PhD; Cecilia Yocum, PhD
Sally Leverty
International Affairs Assistant
Office of International Affairs
American Psychological Association
750 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002
Phone: 202-336-6025; Fax: 202-312-6499
E-mail: sleverty@apa.org
