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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) […]
2024 SCCAP Award and Grant Recipients
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE 2024 SCCAP GRANT AND AWARD WINNERS!
Culturally Adapting Psychotherapy for Et...
Friday, May 17th, 12-1 pm EST This Webinar was sponsored by the SCCAP Practice Committee Cultural adaptations to youth mental health treatment can make treatment more compatible with a client’s cultural values, beliefs, and practices. In this webinar, Dr. Alayna Park will provide an overview of three leading conceptual models of cultural adaptation. She will […]
POSTER AWARDS DO NOT FOLLOW THE STANDARD SCCAP AWARD CYCLE. EACH POSTER AWARD OPPORTUNITY IS ANNOUNCED INDIVIDUALLY WITH THE SPONSORING CONFERENCE. SCCAP student members can present posters in a variety of ways. SCCAP members who submit posters for presentation at the APA Conference are automatically considered for SCCAP Awards. Posters are submitted directly to APA […]
How Psychologists Can Partner with Lay H...
Presented on March 18, 2024 Presenter: Miya Barnett, PhD, University of California. Dr. Miya Barnett will discuss strategies for child psychologists to partner with lay health workers to enhance equity for ethnic and racial minority families. Three potential roles for lay health will be discussed, including serving as navigators to care, providing auxiliary engagement support, […]
Navigating Graduate School: Resources an...
Presenters: Joy Gabrielli , PhD, University of Florida; Joan Hanania, PhD, Harvard Medical Center; Cecilia Valrie, PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University Moderators: Perry Caitlin and Ellison Sage Choate, Division 54 Description: Graduate school offers many resources to help navigate the different stages of your program, but it can be difficult to know how to access those resources […]