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Division 12 Students

Become a Student Member of Division 12

Students are the future of Clinical Psychology.

With over 4000 members, the Society of Clinical Psychology is the APA’s second largest division. Division 12 represents the science and profession of clinical psychology to the American Psychological Association and to the public. Undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students are all welcome to become student members of the Society of Clinical Psychology.
To further support the growing number of graduate students and early career psychologists transitioning to full member status, the Society of Clinical Psychology would like to bring to your attention to Section 10: Graduate Students and Early Career Psychologists. This section represents the interests and concerns of graduate students and early career psychologists throughout the Division, and provides a forum for announcements and communication among graduate students and early career psychologists in clinical psychology. Visit the link above to learn more!

Benefits of joining Division 12

  • Identity as a Clinical Psychologist
  • Advocacy for Integration of science and practice
  • Opportunities for networking and involvement
  • Website & Resources on Empirically Supported Treatments
  • On-line Newsletter, The Clinical Psychologist
  • Mentorship program
  • Social networking and listserv
  • Affiliation with Section 10 and other special interest Sections
  • Opportunities to get involved with committees & student leadership positions
  • Clinician’s Toolkit
  • Continuing Education Opportunities
  • Special convention programming such as breakfast conversations and workshops, hospitality suite activities
  • Discounts on books such as Advances in Psychotherapy Series
  • Rising Star Program Opportunities
  • Three Student Awards: for Student research, practice, and service
    (Recipients receive a plaque, a $200 honorarium contributed jointly by Division 12 and Journal of Clinical Psychology, and a complementary two-year subscription to JCLP & JCLP: In Session)
  • Building resume by membership & involvement in a professional organization
  • Affiliation with the historic APA division that gave rise to the profession
  • Reduced student dues starting in 2011-2012
  • Opportunity for maintaining involvement after post doc year through
  • Early Career Affiliate Membership status
    (You do not have to be member of APAGS/APA although recommended)

Affiliation

You can join Division 12 without being a student member of APA

Division 12 student affliation is separate from APA student affiliation. While student affiiates of Division 12 are not required to be student affiliates of the APA, APA affiliation is recommended. Information can be obtained from the APA Office in Washington DC. (800) 374-2721.

If you are a Post-Doctorial candidate/fellow, you may continue your affiliate membership for one year at $25. If you wish to continue membership in Division 12 after this year, you may apply as an Early Career Psychologist at $40 or you may apply for Full/Affiliate Membership at $63.

Affiliation with Division 12 is based on the calendar year, but applications are acceptable year round. If your application is for the current year, your affiliation will be dated January 1st of this year. For applications received after September 1, membership will begin January of the following year.

Cost of becoming a Student Affiliate is $25.

Register online!

Download information on becoming a Student Member of Division 12:

 Download PDF of file

For additional student affiliate applications or information contact:

Division 12 Office
PO Box 1082
Niwot, CO 80544
Telephone: 303-652-3126
Fax: 303-652-2723
Email: div12apa@comcast.net


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Society of Clinical Psychology
P.O. Box 1082
Niwot, CO 80544
Tel. 303-652-3126
Fax 303-652-2723
Email: div12apa@comcast.net