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SCCAP Elections – Candidates Sough...
SCCAP is seeking nominations for the following board positions: SCCAP encourages and welcomes applicants from diverse backgrounds with respect to age, ethnicity, disability, gender, geography, nationality, race, religion, and sexual orientation. Candidates must have a strong commitment to the SCCAP mission and the availability to accomplish the tasks outlined for their specific position. Email the […]
EPCAMH Call for Papers: Special Issue on...
Evidence-based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health (EPCAMH) is now accepting papers for a special issue on the implementation of trauma-informed interventions for complex clinical cases, guest edited by Brian Allen, Psy.D., Chad E. Shenk, Ph.D., and Kate L. Senich, Ph.D. Submission are due May 1, 2026. Children and adolescents presenting with complex mental […]
APA Convention 2027 (Aug 12-14): See you in San Francisco! As we near the end of 2026, we want to remind you of the call for abstracts with the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology (SCCAP, Division 53) for the 2027 APA Convention from August 12-14 in San Francisco! See below for more details. The abstract […]
Distinguished Career Contributions to Sc...
The 2026 application period is now closed. Our 2027 consolidated application period for all awards will open in the Fall of 2026! Application period January 15 – February 21 Announcement: April 15 Although there are no simple defining criteria for this award, research contributions and the development of new knowledge in the field should be the […]
Seeking Nominations – Early Career...
The 2026 application period is now closed. Our 2027 consolidated application period for all awards will open in the Fall of 2026! Description: SCCAP is currently seeking nominations for the inaugural award for Early Career Contributions to Diversity Science. This award recognizes early career psychologists (less the 10 years post-doctorate degree at time of nomination) […]