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American Psychological Association Division of Educational Psychology Division 15 Directory of Officers and Committees 1 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION DIVISION OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Directory of Officers and Committees August 2013-August 2014 DIVISION 15 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ..................................................................................... 2 DIVISION 15 FELLOWS SELECTION COMMITTEE .................................................................. 2 DIVISION 15 NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE ............................................................................... 3 DIVISION 15 PROGRAM COMMITTEE ........................................................................................ 3 DIVISION 15 THORNDIKE AWARD COMMITTEE .................................................................... 3 RICHARD E. SNOW AWARD FOR EARLY CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE........................ 4 EARLY CAREER RESEARCH GRANTS COMMITTEE .............................................................. 4 DISSERTATION AWARDS COMMITTEE .................................................................................... 4 MEMORIAL AWARD COMMITTEE ............................................................................................. 5 PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE ...................................................................................................... 5 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE ......................................................................................................... 5 GRADUATE STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ......................................................................... 6 COMMITTEE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EARLY CAREER EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS ............................................................................................................................ 6 DIVISION 15 REPRESENTATIVES, MONITORS, AND LIAISONS ........................................... 6 AUG 2013-AUG 2014 AD HOC COMMITTEES ............................................................................ 7 Ad hoc ADVANCES IN EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE COMMITTEE .......... 7 Ad hoc MEDIA EDITORIAL BOARD ................................................................................................ 7 Ad hoc PSYCHOLOGY TODAY COMMITTEE ................................................................................ 7 Ad hoc COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS IN NONACADEMIC SETTINGS ............................................................................................................. 8 Ad hoc COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES ............................ 8 Ad hoc ARISTOTELIAN AWARD FOR MULTIPLE EXCELLENCES SELECTION COMMITTEE ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Ad hoc Small Conference Grants Committee (Suspended Pending Budget Planning) ........................ 9 Division 15 Directory of Officers and Committees 2 DIVISION 15 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Executive Committee of the Division shall consist of the President, the Past President, the Past President-Elect, the Treasurer, the Secretary, the Representative(s) to the Council on Representatives of the Association, and the three Members-at-Large of the Executive Committee. The Division Editors are non-voting, ex officio members of the Executive Committee. Listserv is available at: [email protected] Voting Members Roles Terms Contact Theresa (Terri) Thorkildsen President Aug 2013-Aug 2014 [email protected] Judith Meece Past-President Aug 2013-Aug 2014 [email protected] Karen Harris President-Elect Aug 2013-Aug 2014 [email protected] Helenrose Fives Secretary Aug 2011-Aug 2014 [email protected] Michele G. Gill Treasurer Aug 2013- Aug 2016 [email protected] Timothy W. Curby Rep. to APA Council Aug 2013- Aug 2016 [email protected] Anastasia Kitsantas Member-at-Large Aug 2011-Aug 2014 [email protected] Dionne Cross Member-at-Large Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Heather A. Davis Member-at-Large Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] Ex-officio Members Sierra Ryan Student Member Aug 2013-Aug 2014 [email protected] Sandra Graham Chair, Publications Committee Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] Clark Chinn Editor, Educational Psychologist [email protected] Kelly Rodgers Editor, Division 15 Newsletter Aug 2011-Aug 2014 [email protected] Editor, Handbook of Educational Eric Anderman [email protected] Psychology Editor, Handbook of Educational Lyn Corno [email protected] Psychology Debra Meyer Editor, Classroom Insights Series 2009-2014 [email protected] Lynley Anderman Editor, Classroom Insights Series 2011-2016 [email protected] DIVISION 15 FELLOWS SELECTION COMMITTEE The Fellows Committee shall consist of a Chair with Fellow status - and two Fellows of the Division, plus the President and Secretary, ex officio. If the ex officio members of the Fellows Committee are not Fellows of APA, then they will not serve and the President will appoint additional Fellows of the Division to make the Committee have five members. Members Roles Terms Contact Cynthia Hudley Chair, Fellow Aug 2013- Aug 2016 [email protected] Adele Gottfried Co-Chair, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Kathryn Wentzel Member, Fellow Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] Susan Chipman Member, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Susanne Lajoie Member, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Philip Ackerman Member, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Terri Thorkildsen President (Ex-officio) Aug 2013- Aug 2014 [email protected] Division 15 Directory of Officers and Committees 3 Helenrose Fives Secretary (Ex-officio) Aug 2011-Aug 2014 [email protected] DIVISION 15 NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE The Nomination Committee shall consist of two members of the Division designated by the President, and the Past-President who serves in the role of Chair. It shall be the duty of this committee to cooperate with the Election Committee of the American Psychological Association. Members Roles Terms Contact Judith Meece Chair, Fellow Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] Marty Carr Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] David Bergin Member Aug 2011-Aug 2014 [email protected] Helen Patrick Fellow Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] DIVISION 15 PROGRAM COMMITTEE The Program Committee shall consist of the President-Elect, the Secretary of the Division (ex-officio), and additional members of the Division as needed, with staggered terms to serve for three years each. The Chair will be designated by the President-Elect, and will serve as Chair for the year that the President-Elect serves as President. The person appointed as Chair shall also serve a three-year term, the first year as Associate Chair, the second year as Chair, and the third year as past Chair. New committee members will be appointed by the President. Members Roles Terms Contact Cary Roseth 2014 Co-Chair Aug 2013-Aug 2015 [email protected] DeLeon Gray 2014 Co-Chair Aug 2013-Aug 2015 [email protected] Matthew J. Irvin 2013 Chair Aug 2012-Aug 2014 [email protected] Jeffrey A. Greene 2013 Co-Chair Aug 2012-Aug 2014 [email protected] Scott Marley 2014 Co-Chair Aug 2013-Aug 2015 [email protected] Martin Jones 2014 Co-Chair Aug 2013-Aug 2015 [email protected] Terri Thorkildsen President (Ex-officio) Aug 2013- Aug2014 [email protected] Helenrose Fives Secretary (Ex-officio) Aug 2011-Aug 2014 [email protected] DIVISION 15 THORNDIKE AWARD COMMITTEE The Edward Lee Thorndike Award Committee shall consist of six Fellows of the Division, serving three-year terms, with two members to be appointed each year by the Division President, who shall also appoint the Chair of the committee. Members Roles Terms Contact Tim Urdan, Chair Member, Fellow Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] Patricia Alexander Member, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Jacquelynne Eccles Member, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Rich Shavelson Member, Fellow Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] Barry Zimmerman Member, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] David Berliner Member, Fellow Aug 2013- Aug 2016 [email protected] Heather A. Davis MAL (Ex-officio) Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] Division 15 Directory of Officers and Committees 4 RICHARD E. SNOW AWARD FOR EARLY CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE The Richard E. Snow Award for Early Contributions in Educational Psychology Committee shall consist of a Chair and six members of the Division including at least three Fellows. Each member will serve a three-year term and two members will be appointed each year by the President. The Chair of the committee will serve a three-year term and can be reappointed for a second three-year term. Members Roles Terms Contact Andrew Elliot Chair, Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Beverly Faircloth Member Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Sarah Kiefer Member Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Héfer Bembenutty Member Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Gwen Marchand Member Aug 2011- Aug 2014 [email protected] Yan Yang Member Aug 2011- Aug 2014 [email protected] Kurt F. Geisinger Fellow Aug 2011- Aug 2014 [email protected] Roger Azevedo Fellow Aug 2012-Aug 2015 [email protected] Heather A. Davis MAL (Ex-officio) Aug 2013-Aug 2016 [email protected] EARLY CAREER RESEARCH GRANTS COMMITTEE The Early Career Grants Committee has been renamed and moved from ad hoc status to full status and has been highly endorsed by our membership. This is one place in which Members can serve, with each person serving
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