APA Division 16 School Psychology Vol. 57, No. 1 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIA TION TABLE OF CONTENTS President’s Message: Déjà V u All Over Again? . 4 The Future of School Psychology Confer ence 2002 . 6 American School Psychologists Visited China on a Fulbright Shor t-Term Seminar Pr oject . 8 APA Division 16 2003 Election Nominees . 11 - 21 APA Division 16 and NASP Need to W ork Together: A Response to Little and Shor t . 22 Internship Training in School Psychology: Heralding the Role of School-Based Specialty T raining . 24 Student Affiliates of School Psychology (SASP) Types of Leadership Styles for Pr omoting Growth in SASP . 26 APA Division 16 School Psychology Membership Application . 28 People & Places . 29 2003 Paul Henkin Student T ravel Award . 33 Extended Search Associate Editor . 34 Announcements . 35 THE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST The School Psychologist ADVERTISING RATES CLASSIFIED RATES DISPLAY AD RATES* As a courtesy, Division 16 members will not be Ad Size Rate charged for Employment Notices or professional Full page (6.625” x 9.25”) $600 announcements (e.g., upcoming meetings, Half page (horizontal 6.625” x 4.5”) $400 scholarship opportunities, grant opportunities, calls Half page (vertical 3.25” x 9.25”) $400 for proposals). 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Little, Ph.D. University of Texas at Austin Programs in School Psychology Vice President of Education, Dept. of Educational Psychology University at Albany, SUNY Training, & Scientific Af fairs SZB 504 ED232 Frank Worrell, Ph.D. Austin, TX 78712 1400 Washington Avenue Penn State University (512) 232-4835 (w) Albany, NY 12222 227 CEDAR Building (512) 471-1288 (f) (518) 442-5069 (w) University Park, PA 16802 [email protected] [email protected] .edu (814) 865-1881 (w) (814) 865-7066 (f) SASP Representative Secretary [email protected] Gena N. Ehr hardt Michelle Schicke Athanasiou, Ph.D 376 W. Hayden Dr. #926 Div. of Professional Psychology Vice President of Publication, Carmel, IN 46032 University of Nor thern Colorado Communications, and (317) 569-9102 (h) Greeley, CO 80639 Convention Affairs (317) 569-1014 (f) (970) 351-2356 (w) David E. McIntosh, Ph.D., ABPP [email protected] (970) 351-2625 (f) Teachers' College 524 [email protected] Department of Educational Psychology Historian Ball State University Thomas K. Fagan, Ph.D. Treasurer Muncie, IN 47306 Department of Psychology Sharon A. Missiaen, Ph.D. (765) 285-8515 (w) The University of Memphis 5345 Canvasback Road (765) 285-3653 (f) Memphis, TN 38152 Blaine, WA 98230 (765) 282-8917 (h) (901) 678-2579 (w) (360) 676-6443 ext. 205 (w) [email protected] [email protected] (360) 371-0527 (f) [email protected] Editor, School Psychology Quarterly Rik D’Amato, Ph.D. Division of Professional Psychology University of Nor thern Colorado Greeley, CO 80639 (970) 351-2208 (w) (970) 351-2312 (f) [email protected] 3 THE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Déjà Vu All Over Again? Elaine Clark University of Utah I was very fortunate to be able to attend the to generate more ideas about potential ways to Futures Conference this past November to represent tackle this problem. It was not quite that easy. Division 16 along with Steven Little, then president However, it was fairly simple to obtain consensus on of the division, and Gena Erhardt, our current SASP the critical needs of children and their families, and president. Division 16 was one of 8 national the schools. Participants consistently rated the organizations to sponsor the conference and following as top priorities: to increase children’s participate in discussions about ways school academic competence and social and emotional psychologists may be better able to meet the current functioning; to improve parenting skills and family and future needs of children, families, and schools. involvement in schools to support student learning; It was 1981 when Olympia, the last invitational and to increase the school’s effectiveness in planning conference, was held, and much has educating all learners and provide community changed since that time. For example, our schools integration of services that promote physical and and communities are more diverse now than they mental health for children and families. Given that were then. There are currently 30 million foreign- personnel shortages are affecting universities just as Elaine Clark born residents in the United States, and we are they are the schools, it was concluded that facing the challenge of educating children from very recruitment of more graduate students alone is not different