Past
NCSPP Conferences
NCSPP meetings
are for Delegates from member and observer programs and schools. If your
institution would like to join NCSPP, please click
here to go to the membership page, or contact Jeannie Beaff at
NCSPP by clicking here. For
an NCSPP brochure, please click
here. Recent conferences are listed
below. Click on the conference title for details.
2012 Mid-Winter Conference
January 18-21, 2012
Excellence in Outcome Assessment:
Ideas, Tools, and Practices
Conference Planning Committee:
Crystal Collier (chair), Kathi Borden, Bob DiTomasso, Heather Sheets
We had a fabulous program and the conference
as in fun-filled New Orleans – in the heart of the French
Quarter. The full schedule is in the system. On January 16th, 2012 we
once again honored Dr. Martin Luther King by having a “Day of
Service” as a part of our conference.
2012
Conference Schedule
NCSPP
Summer Meeting
August 2 & 3, 2011
Hotel Monaco, Washington,
DC
The NCSPP hotel is the Hotel Monaco, Washington D.C. (http://www.monaco-dc.com/).
The
schedule of events is posted HERE.
“ NCSPP 2025: Leap
into the Future”
Puerto Rican Crested Toad: Critically Endangered
How will we prepare our students for the professional practice in 2025?
As psychologists move beyond traditional roles of independent practice
and hospital/clinic-based practice focused on therapy and assessment,
how are we preparing our graduates? How do our traditional competencies
provide a base for non-traditional practice, and what competencies do
we not cover? 
This conference focused on examining these questions
and providing answer to what professional psychology education and training
will need to look like in the year 2025. Will we be able to nimbly adjust
to these changes, or will be become an endangered species. The conference
brought together speakers who described what appear to
be the global trends that may impact our professional as well as the
trends
in practice and education. The conference included programs
and poster presentations of projects and programs
that
illustrate
innovations
in education and training as well as methods they have in teaching what
are sometimes called the emerging competencies—supervision, education,
consultation, and management—that appear to provide a bases for
non-traditional practice.
The conference hotel (Conrad San Juan Condado Plaza, http://www.condadoplaza.com/)
is situated between the ocean and a lagoon, and is in close proximity
to old San Juan.
NCSPP
Mid-Winter Conference Schedule
Summer Meeting in San Diego, August
10-13, 2010
The summer 2010 meeting was held in San
Diego, August 10-13, 2010 at the Westgate Hotel. Click
here for 2010 Summer Meeting Registration Form and here
for 2010 Summer Schedule
2010
NCSPP Midwinter Meeting in Orlando
CCTC website to view Joint Program: http://www.psychtrainingcouncils.org/
Meeting
was held on February 10-13, 2010 (Wednesday – Saturday)
in sunny Orlando, Florida. We hd a uni
que
opportunity
this year to have two conferences in one, and both were held
at the
Disney Hilton Hotel. The first conference was our own NCSPP
conference on Wednesday and Thursday. The theme of our
conference was“Training for Integrated Healthcare,” and
we had several speakers and breakout sessions planned to help our programs
prepare students for working in the healthcare
environment. Psychologists’ involvement in primary care medical
settings is increasing and it appears that there will be a rising demand
for psychologists’ services in this arena in the near future.
Therefore, it is timely for us to develop curricula, practica, and
training programs that will meet this need. In addition to the training
part of the conference, we will also have our committee meetings and
a business meeting is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
For
the second conference we joined other psychology training
councils for the 2010 combined training council conference, which was
organize
d
by the Council of Chairs of Training Councils. We only met jointly
on one previous occasion (in 2000), so this was a unique opportunity
to meet with other educators and training directors (including internship
directors) to discuss many of our common concerns in quality doctoral
training and education in professional psychology. The theme of this
part of the conference was “Assuring Competence in the Next
Generation of Psychologists.” It was an excellent opportunity
to work on issues that are central to the training missions of all
councils.
Clark
Campbell, Ph.D.
NCSPP President
The
2010 Midwinter Meeting featured three invited speakers
(click their names to see their bios):
Patrick
H. DeLeon, Ph.D., J.D., M.P.H., Chief of Staff, U.S. Senator
Daniel Inouye (D- HI) and APA President, 2000
Teresa
Chapa, Ph.D., MPA, Senior Policy Advisor, Mental Health Office
of Minority Health, in Rockville, MD 20852
Christine
(Tina) N. Runyan, Ph.D. is a Clinical Health Psychologist who
has been involved with integrated primary care for the past 10 years.
2009 Mid-Winter
Conference
Leadership:
Preparation & Transformation
Click here for:
2008
NCSPP Summer Meeting
Boston, MA
2008
Summer Schedule
2008
Summer Registration Form
2008 NCSPP Midwinter
Conference
"Advancing the Multicultural Agenda: From Aspiration to Actualization."
Hyatt Regency – Austin,
Texas
Click
here for 2008 Conference Announcement
Conference
Schedule (click here)
Call
for Faculty Posters (click here)
Call
for Student Posters (click here)
Continuing
Education Program (for CE credits)
2007
NCSPP Summer Meeting
San Francisco, CA
August 15th and 16th, 2007
Conference Registration Form (click here)
Conference
Schedule (click here)
2007
Midwinter Conference
“Developing our Competencies in Clinical Training.”
Bahia Mar Resort
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
January 17-19, 2007
Competency Developmental Achievement
Levels
Small
Group Topic Presentations (These
are very large files. It may be best to save them on to your computer,
then view them from the downloaded file.)
Training
Practicum Supervisors in the Community
Creating
an Internship Consortium
Managing
Problematic Students in Professional Psychology Programs
Practica
for Concentration Areas: Pros and Cons
Technology
and Clinical Training
2006
Summer Meeting in New Orleans, LA
August 7th - 9th at the
Loews New Orleans Hotel
2006
Mid-Winter Conference
"Global, Academic, Practice and Community
Leadership: NCSPP as Change Agent"
January
18th - January 21st
Ritz-Carlton
Hotel in Nevada
2005
Summer Meeting in Washington, DC
August 15th - 17th at the beautiful
Madison Hotel.
The
2005 Mid-Winter Conference:
"Realizing
our competencies through teaching and
learning"
Loews
Coronado Bay Resort,
San Diego, CA
January
19 – 22, 2005
The Psychologist as
Advocate: Contributions to Public Interest, Policy and Social Responsibility. January
21 - 24, 2004. Willard
Inter-Continental Washington,
DC. This conference moved the organization's long-standing
commitment to social responsibility and public interest forward by
training the NCSPP leadership in legislative advocacy.
Strategic
Impact: Continuing to Shape the Future of Professional Psychology.
January 21st through 25th, 2003. Radisson Resort & Spa Scottsdale,
Scottsdale, Arizona.
Advocacy. January, 2002. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Future challenges and best practices. January, 2001. Freeport,
Bahamas.
Joint Conference - CUDCP, Counseling, School, NCSPP. January, 2000.
Miami, FL.
New competencies (supervision, consultation, administration). January,
1999. Charleston, SC.
Changing Profession Critical conversations and social responsibility. January,
1998. Santa Fe, NM.
Collaboration. January, 1997. San Antonio, TX.
Innovations in professional Psychology/ New Roles. January, 1996.
Clearwater, FL.
Meta Conference Standards for Education in Professional Psychology
where are we? Where are we going and how do we let people know? January,
1995. New Orleans, LA.
