February's ANST Pulse Check is a dedicated space to process the last month and Match Day results anonymously. Your feedback helps us validate these experiences and advocate for a more supportive training environment for everyone.
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Thanks for being in this community!
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If you want to become more involved with the ANST Pediatric Focus Group and present your research or a topic you are passionate about related to pediatric neuropsychology in their journal club series, please share your interest at the following link: forms.gle/n3PDxh4VRVEq... 🧠👧🏽🧒🏻📝
Zoom webinar flyer. In the upper left: ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain. To the right of the logo reads: ANST Pediatric Focus Group and Introduction to the Neuropsychology of Pediatric Cancer: Treatment, Assessment, and Psychosocial Outcomes. Below is a headshot of Dr. Emily Warren. To the right of her headshot, reads: OVERVIEW OF PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY FROM A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. Below this, states the time (6PM EST / 3PM PST), date, (FEB 26) and Click HERE to register via Zoom.
Zoom webinar flyer. In the upper left: ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain. Below the logo is a bio: Dr. Emily Warren is an attending pediatric neuropsychologist at Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She is the lead neuropsychologist in Pediatric Neuro-Oncology at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, where she directs a screening and neuropsychological assessment program for survivors of pediatric brain tumors. Dr. Warren specializes in neurocognitive, psychosocial, and adaptive outcomes following brain tumors and their treatments, with a particular interest in outcomes following radiation during the early developmental period. Dr. Warren co-leads neuropsychological assessment and data collection for an international clinical trial investigating neurocognitive outcomes following radiation-sparing treatment regimens for low-risk childhood medulloblastoma. In addition to her clinical and research work, Dr. Warren supervises fellows in the Boston Children’s pediatric neuropsychology fellowship. She is the Education Chair for the INS Oncology Special Interest Group and a member of the Behavioral Sciences Committee of the Children’s Oncology Group.
Join the ANST Pediatric Focus Group at their upcoming event! 🧠🌟
Introduction to the Neuropsychology of Pediatric Cancer: Treatment, Assessment, and Psychosocial Outcomes presented by Dr. Emily Warren next Thursday, Feb 26th at 3PM PST/6PM EST.
Link: regent.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively and located on the bottom right of this flyer. The flyer contains a graphic of two people in front of a poster, with one listening and the other pointing to the poster explaining.
On the final day of #INS2026inPhiladphia 🧠✨, be sure to check out this member poster presentation!
Flyer advertising "Association of Neuropsychology Students in Training Pulse Check for January" The Association of Neuropsychology Students and Trainees logo is transparent and located at the top right of the flyer. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain. Below the title, is a question from the survey: Thinking about the past month, how...1. much have you typically enjoyed your professional work? 2. meaningful and fulfilling has your professional work generally felt to you? 3. overwhelmed have you generally felt by the demands of your professional work? 4. emotionally exhausted have you generally felt by your professional work. A graph depicting the results is presented to the right of the question and contains a legend giving an intensity scale where 1 is not at all and 7 is extremely, with blue (Enjoyment, 5.2), green (Meaning, 5.3), yellow(Overwhelmed, 5.0), and red (Exhaustion, 4.8) bars. Below this, it states: Thanks so much to the 64 of you who weighed in on our recent community pulse check! With scores for work enjoyment and meaning hitting above 5 out of 7, it’s obvious that the passion for the field is still there. However, January seems to have been a time where we are definitely feeling stress from applications, interviews, and the match during this past month. Essentially, we’re finding our work deeply meaningful, but we’re also running pretty close to empty to get it done. Hopefully, as we move past such a busy time of year, there will be more space to prioritize self-care and a return to more relaxing times.
Header states: Resources and Tips from the Community with a helping hand emoticon beneath it. Text below states: • "@the.neuropsychologist instagram has been helpful to feel less isolated and engage in good discussions about relevant issues." * KnowNeuropsychology * Mindfulness meditation between sessions/daily Another header states: Where People Got their Laughs from Last Month with a smiling heart emoticon beneath it. Text below states: • A phone call with a loved one. * Socializing with friends! * Funny dog memes on IG. * Watching memes on social media. * The fellow members of my cohort :) * Internship stipends. ANST logo bottom right corner.
ANST logo bottom right corner. Pie Graph depicting where responses came from on survey.
Scroll through this post to view the results of the first ANST Pulse Check for January! 🌟 (Visit the following link for information on joining the ANST email listserv 📧: scn40.org/anst/anst-li...)
Flyer advertising student poster presentations to attend. ANST logo in bottom left corner (Greek letter Psi with a brain over it and SCN and ANST to the left and right, respectively of the logo).
Flyer advertising student poster presentations to attend. ANST logo in bottom right corner (Greek letter Psi with a brain over it and SCN and ANST to the left and right, respectively of the logo).
It's Day 2 of #INS2026inPhiladphia 🧠✨ check out these ANST members' presentations!
Flyer advertising two poster presentations to attend. At the top, states: "Wednesday, February 4th from 3:00 - 4:15pm" over a pink background. Beneath this states: "Poster Session 01: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neurotechnology (Franklin Hall B Level 4)" over a blue background. To the right of this is a graphic of an individual presenting a poster with various colored (orange, green, and blue) graphs and figures. To the right of this graphic states, "For those attending the 54th International Neuropsychology Society Meeting from February 4 through February 7, 2026 in Philadelphia, PA, be sure to check out these presentations from ANST trainees!" over transparent green background. Information about the presentations is shown over brown boxes. One box contains, "Xanthia Saganis (P1-01) will be presenting findings from a preliminary study involving 1l undergraduate students that found while general stress did not significantly correlate with cognitive performance, higher financial concern was significantly associated with diminished executive function, specifically regarding interference control and accuracy. Researchers concluded that financial stress is a key risk factor for cognitive detriment in early college students." The other brown box contains: "During the same poster session, check out Sreenath Panchagnula's presentation (P1-49). As artificial intelligence (Al) becomes increasingly ubiquitous in healthcare, clinical neuropsychologists should consider using Al to score neuropsychological assessments. Benefits include obtaining more useful clinical data to aid in diagnosis, increased scoring accuracy, and faster assessment scoring. Considerations include model optimization, informed consent, data security and privacy, model biases, and equity concerns." In between the boxes is the ANST logo: ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain.
Hello ANST community! Happy first day of the 54th annual INS meeting 🧠🌟 For those joining the conference, stop by these trainee presentations during today's poster presentation session. #INS2026inPhiladelphia
Flyer advertising an event. Upper left, there are two logos. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviation SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively. The ANST forensic group logo states its name and depicts a red fingerprint over a blue background. On the upper right is a headshot of the speaker of the event: Dr. Joel Kamper. In between these images states: "ANST FORENSIC FOCUS GROUP PRESENTS: CAPACITY ASSESSMENTS IN NEURO AND FORENSIC SETTINGS DR. JOEL KAMPER BOARD CERTIFIED IN CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY ASSISTANT TRAINING DIRECTOR - NEUROPSYCHOLOGY POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM MEDICAL CONSULTATION-LIAISON NEUROPSYCHOLOGY SERVICE & OUTPATIENT NEUROPSYCHOLOGY & MEMORY DISORDER CLINICS JAMES A. HALEY VETERANS' HOSPITAL OBJECTIVES Identify the four core components of a capacity evaluation Identify multiple settings in which a neuropsychologist may be asked to perform a capacity evaluation Name one misconception about capacity evaluations and identify accurate responses". The bottom left contains event time/day details: "THURSDAY, MARCH 19TH 5 PM EST/2 PM PST" and the bottom right contains the Zoom information: "JOIN HERE: https://tcsedsystem-hipaa.zoom.us/j/93452987450 (Meeting ID: 934 5298 7450)"
Please join the ANST Forensic Focus Group's event on Capacity Assessments in Neuropsychology and Forensic Settings led by Dr. Joel Kamper!
Date: Thursday, March 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM PST / 3:00 PM MST / 4:00 PM CST / 5:00 PM EST.
Zoom Link: tcsedsystem-hipaa.zoom.us/j/93452987450
This is your monthly ANST Pulse Check! We invite you to take a brief (~30 seconds), anonymous wellness survey for the neuropsychology community. You can expect a follow-up email in about one week sharing the results from this January pulse check. Link to survey, here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Purple flyer. Advertising event titled: READS: RESEARCH EXPERTS IN AGING & DEMENTIA SERIES: Journal Club Presented by the INS Dementia SIG & ANST Aging & Pediatric Focus Groups. The hosts of the event are named (Michelle Farrar, PhD; Kris Elvidge, PhD; Karina Hwang) and each has their own headshot. Below headshot contains the name of the journal article to be discussed: The Collective Burden of Childhood Dementia: A Scoping Review. At the bottom left hand side, contains event details: Tuesday, January 27, 2026 @ 4 PM EST. To the right of the event detail contains logos for the ANST Pediatric Focus Group (Abstract, animated green brain with children within); ANST Aging Focus Group (Black outline of brain); ANST Logo (Greek letter, Psi with a pink brain over the Psi with the words SCN and ANST to the left and right, respectively); and INS logo (INS in bold letters with 'founded in 1967' beneath the letters).
*Tomorrow!* Please join The ANST Aging and Pediatric Focus Groups and the INS Dementia SIG at 4 PM ET / 3 PM CT / 2 PM MT / 1 PM PT for their next trainee-led journal club. Teams Link: teams.microsoft.com/meet/2812208... & Paper Link: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37471493/
Flyer advertising a survey, termed the ANST Pulse, meant to facilitate connection among neuropsychologists across training levels. The Association of Neuropsychology Students and Trainees logo is transparent and located at the bottom left of the flyer. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain. The flyer states: The ANST Pulse: A New Way to Engage with the Neuropsychology Community. The flyer also states: A message from ANST chair, Dr. Jeff Crawford, introducing a new initiative. There are blue and maroon abstract designs around the flyer.
Contains photo of an animated brain pondering below the text: The ANST Pulse is intended to be a simple, low-burden, anonymous, and safe space for our community of neuropsychologists to share how we are doing, along with questions, ideas, resources, recent articles, tips, or suggestions that may benefit others. Beneath the brain is the text: How does it work? With an arrow pointing to the next photo. ANST logo is at the bottom left. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain. There are blue and maroon abstract designs around the flyer.
Contains a series of brain images below the text: On the Monday of the final week of each month, a brief survey will be sent out as an ANST Pulse Check. Participation is anonymous, and we strongly encourage responses from everyone, including trainees as well as early-, mid-, and late-career neuropsychologists. We hope this format will allow those further along in their careers to share perspectives or recommendations that trainees and others may find helpful. Above the brain images is the text: The following week, a summary of responses will be shared providing a snapshot of how our community is doing and what themes are emerging. Members are welcome to reply and engage with reflections or additional comments. ANST logo is at the bottom left. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain. There are blue and maroon abstract designs around the flyer.
Contains a stock photo of a group of four people below the text: The first ANST Pulse survey will be sent on January 26, 2026 and will continue on the Monday of the final week of each month for the remainder of the year. As this is a new initiative, we welcome feedback on how to best support meaningful community engagement. Beneath the group of people is the text: We hope The ANST Pulse will be an interesting, helpful, and perhaps even fun addition to your email and social media feeds. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviations SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively of the brain. There are blue and maroon abstract designs around the flyer.
🌟 Learn about an exciting new way to connect with our neuropsychology community! 🧠 🫱🏿🫲🏽 The ANST Pulse survey and a summary of the ANST Pulse results will appear on the ANST listserv. Visit the following link for information on joining the ANST email listserv 📧: scn40.org/anst/anst-li....
Flyer advertising for a representative position. The Association of Neuropsychology Students and Trainees logo is transparent and centered on the flyer. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviation ANST at the center of the Greek letter Psi, beneath the brain. The flyer text states: “ANST IS SEEKING AGING FOCUS GROUP JUNIOR REP! Seeking applications from trainees, especially those early in their graduate training! This role involves co-managing group activities, facilitating interactive events, engaging experts for educational sessions, creating promotional materials, and overseeing communications. Time Commitment: 1-2 hours per week, varying with events; 2-year term. TO APPLY • Send a CV and 1.5-page max cover letter to ANST Liaison Officer Giselle Carollo-DuPrey (gcarollo7@gmail.com). • In your cover letter, please detail 1) relevant experiences and 2) reasons for interest in the position. • Deadline to apply is Friday, February 20, 2026.”
ANST is seeking applications from trainees with special interests in the quickly growing older adult population and age-related neurological disorders to serve as a representative for the ANST Aging Focus Group! Applications are due Friday, February 20, 2026. 🔔
Zoom webinar flyer. Webinar description text reads: “Grad school interviews can feel like a mystery. Join us to learn what "fit" actually means, what programs are looking for, and how to prepare for interviews. We will share insider tips, common questions, and how to ask thoughtful questions that show you have done your homework.” Below the webinar description text, there are calendar and clock icons that indicate the date (January 14th, 2026) and time (8:30PM EST). On the right side to the event details is a gray circle that contains the text: “AACN, American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology” and the AACN associated logo, which is blue image of a lateral view of the brain where the frontal lobe is oriented left and the occipital lobe is oriented right. Around the flyer are black lines and blue blocks for design. Additional webinar details and Zoom link are in the main post.
Interviewing for graduate programs in psychology? Please join the AACN Student Pathways Committee's webinar on Wed, 1/14 at 8:30PM ET (5:30 MT, 6:30 PT, 7:30 CT) to demystify the interview process by offering some tips and common questions. Zoom link here: northwellhealth.zoom.us/j/97039845884
Photo of flyer with light tan-colored background. Upper left, two logos. ANST logo is a picture of a brain over the Greek letter Psi with the abbreviation SCN and ANST on the left and right, respectively. The other logo says Rehabilitation Psychology and a multicolored half flower-like shape is on the left side of the words. There is a grey, transparent image of a brain and the words “Q&A” are over it. Beneath this, it says the title of the event: “NEURO & REHAB PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP & POSTDOC”. Text in darker yellow box below the name of the event reads: “Please join Div 22 Rehabilitation Psychology Mentoring Program & Div. 40 ANST for a Q&A on internship and postdoctoral residencies in neuropsychology and rehabilitation psychology!” Below this, there is a yellow box that says “Join Us” and contains additional information about the event like the date, times, and registration link. QR code to the right.
Please join Div 22 (Rehab Psych, Mentoring Program) and Div 40 (SCN, ANST) for a virtual question and answer session! Panelists will answer questions focused on the doctoral internship and postdoctoral residency application processes and offer interview tips.
forms.gle/Y5o8Uvh1HaDd...
Zoom Link:
zoom.us/j/99152459638?
pwd=CbNXDaM3BQTFqH5et1GTpSoGzWGBrA.1
Orange flyer. Words in light orange box at top: "APPLYING TO GRAD SCHOOL FOR PSYCHOLOGY?" Below this, words in darker orange box: "FROM MEH TO MEMORABLE: CRAFTING YOUR CV AND APPLICATION MATERIALS / NOV 19TH WED, 5:30PST/8:30EST" To the left of this, drawing of a hand holding a microphone. Below previous text box, words in lighter orange box: "Webinar will cover: • Crafting a CV • Personal statements tips and tricks • Q&A • Tips for: PhD, PsyD, neuropsychology, clinical psychology, and school psychology!" To the right of this, drawing of a magnifying glass. Below this, words in darker orange box: "Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/99152459638? pwd=CbNXDaM3BQTFqH5et1GTpSoGzWGBrA.1"
Undergrads or postbaccs applying to doctoral programs this cycle! TOMORROW on 11/19: Webinar hosted by the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology Student Pathways Committee for guidance and tips on crafting application materials and a Q&A opportunity! Zoom link in replies.
Pink flyer. Association of Neuropsychology Students & Trainees (ANST) at top. ANST logo right top: greek letter Psi with image of brain overlayed acronyms on the left ('SCN') and right ('ANST'). Text at top reads: Fact Finding 101: Basic Principles of Gathering Information in Neuropsychological Assessment". Yellow box text: Part 1: Friday, December 5, 2025 - Learn from a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist about the importance of this information-gathering process and how to efficiently gather and integrate data. Attendees will be encouraged to practice their clinical reasoning, hypothesis testing, and communication skills. Features drawing of two people holding puzzle pieces. Blue box text: Part 2: Friday, December 12, 2025 - View a live demonstration in which the clinical neuropsychologist will act as the examiner and an advanced trainee will act as the examinee on an adult-focused case. Features drawing of two people at a computer with a lightbulb and exclamation point. The time of the event (12:00 PM PST | 1:00 PM MST | 2:00 PM CST | 3:00 PM EST) and registration ("Register here: https://forms.gle/uu3RKvy1xHq1VVTy9 Zoom/Teams link will be sent ahead of event.") are noted.
Pink flyer. ANST full name and logo at the top. Features Guest Speaker: Joel E. Kamper, Ph.D., ABPP-CN, with headshot over yellow and blue boxes. Bio in pink box: Joel E. Kamper, Ph.D, ABPP-CN, is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist and the training director for the Neuropsychology Postdoctoral Fellowship program at the Tampa VA. In addition to his clinical and administrative roles, Dr. Kamper has a passion for teaching and training and serves on the boards of several neuropsychological and training organizations. This interest extends to helping students and candidates prepare for board exams, and he retains a curious affinity for doing fact-findings. Other professional roles include longstanding involvement in licensure and EPPP development through ASPPB. While working in a rat lab in grad school, Dr. Kamper was in a cover band with his labmates and played on the ‘lucrative’ scientific conferences circuit. He continues to enjoy playing music, as well as competitive sailing.
Join ANST in this two-part webinar series: Fact-Finding 101: Basic Principles of Gathering Information in Neuropsychological Assessment! 🧠📋🔬
Register here -> forms.gle/uu3RKvy1xHq1...
Designed for trainees to strengthen clinical reasoning, data synthesis, and formulation skills! 🔍
Image of a flyer for an event. Top of the flyer has two logos: One that says "ANST NEUROTECH" over a transparent picture of a brain. The other logo says "SCN" and "ANST" with a photo brain a brain over the greek symbol for psychology, the letter Psi. Event hosts: "ANST NEUROTECHNOLOGY FOCUS GROUP × SCN DIVISION 40". The title for this event is: "Generative AI in Neuropsychology: Clinical, Ethical, and Training Perspectives". Event information states: "This joint session explores the growing role of generative AI within neuropsychology and broader healthcare practice. Trainees increasingly encounter AI tools in clinical work, yet guidance on ethical use, supervision standards, and skill development remains limited. Through complementary perspectives from clinical neuropsychology and law/technology, this talk will outline practical opportunities, risks, and professional considerations relevant across stages of training." Date/time listed as: NOVEMBER 19TH, 2025 8:00AM PST | 9:00AM MST | 10:00AM CST | 11:00AM EST) and Zoom link: HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/GENAINEURO.
Join the ANST Neurotechnology Focus Group for their next talk on Wednesday, 11/19! Guest speakers Dr. Kathleen Bechtold and Dr. Claudia Haupt will explore the growing role of generative AI within neuropsychology and broader healthcare practices. Zoom Link: TINYURL.COM/GENAINEURO.
This event will be on Zoom on Thursday, September 2025, at 1:30 PT / 2:30 MT / 3:30 CT / 4:30 ET. Here is the Zoom information:
us06web.zoom.us/j/8512138475...
(Meeting ID: 851 2138 4756)
(Passcode: 589019)
This is a photo of a flyer. Black text on the left reads: "Q&A Session on Neuropsychology Internship". There is yellow block in the middle, that has black text stating: "Please join ANST and AITCN for a Q&A on internship applications and interviews!" This text also includes the date and time (Sep 25, 2025 and 4:30PM EST) along with Zoom Meeting ID and Passcode information (Zoom Meeting ID: 851 2138 4756 & Passcode: 589019). There is an image of a question mark on the left-hand side of the yellow block and an image of a brain on the right-hand side of the yellow block. Lastly, the bottom of the flyer reads: "Society for Clinical Neuropsychology's Association of Neuropsychology Students & Trainees Association for Internship Training in Clinical Neuropsychology"
Applying for a neuropsychology internship?
Please join ANST and AITCN for an open Q&A session, where you can address your comments or questions with professionals in the field. After attending, we hope you gain some clarity and confidence about the internship application and interview processes!
This event will be on Zoom on Thursday, September 2025, at 1:30 PT / 2:30 MT / 3:30 CT / 4:30 ET. Here is the Zoom information:
us06web.zoom.us/j/8512138475...
(Meeting ID: 851 2138 4756)
(Passcode: 589019)
This is a photo of a flyer. On the upper left-hand side of this flyer includes a grey colored Greek letter psi with a dark pink colored brain centered in the middle. The acronyms SCN and ANST are on the left- and right-hand side of the psi symbol, respectively. This flyer is advertising an event by the Association of Neuropsychology Students and Trainees Pediatric Focus Group. The event is titled "Preparing for Internship". The event is stated to involve "tips and tricks for Your Application and Interview" that once can "ask clinical training directors from across the country" about. Some of these clinical training directors are pictured, and their names are as follows (from left to right): Dr. Avery, Dr. McNally, Dr. Vanderlind, Dr. Butcher, and Dr. Kramer. This event is stated to be at 7:15 PST and 4:15 PM PST on September 22nd. It has a hyperlink to Zoom, which can be accessed through the caption of this post.
Are you applying for internship or curious about the process? On Mon, 9/22 (4:15 PT/5:15PM MT/6:15 CT/7:15 ET), join the ANST Pediatric Focus Group to learn from clinical training directors for tips on applying and interviewing! Register: regent.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
Undergrads/Post-baccs applying for doctoral programs to specialize in neuropsychology:
Applications due for the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (AACN) Relevance 2050 Student Pathways Committee graduate school application scholarship by Monday, September 15!
theaacn.org/relevance-20...
Great news! The INS 2026 –Philadelphia Conference website is LIVE! Visit the site and learn about the amazing keynote speakers, invited symposia, and abstract submission guidelines. We can’t wait to see you in Philadelphia! ❤️
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#INS2026inPhiladelphia
Applications are open for our Diversity Mentorship Program!
This program is open to undergraduates or recent graduates, anywhere in the world, who are interested in graduate studies in psychology. Apply here by Aug 25: psych.ubc.ca/diversity
Presented by SCN’s ANST, WIN, and ANA. Are you applying to graduate programs in Clinical Psychology? Experienced trainees or faculty will be providing: Personalized feedback on application materials and mock interviews. Apply for the chance to have your materials reviewed! Individuals who identify as women/non-binary, hold marginalized identities, repeat applicants, or those without access to mentorship are encouraged to apply!! Deadline to apply: 8/22/25. For more information/to apply use: https://forms.gle/MzCCFafukY5uw5vXA
Applying to doctoral programs in clinical psychology (w/ an interest in neuropsychology) this cycle? APPLY NOW to take part in SCN’s ANST, WIN, and ANA’s joint initiative, Linking with Liaisons: Strengthen Your Graduate School Application! forms.gle/MzCCFafukY5u...
Presented by SCN’s WIN, ANST, and ANA. Students need your support! We are seeking application review liaisons! Are you passionate about increasing equity within the field of clinical psychology? Do you have experience reviewing applications or providing advice on applying to graduate programs? Do you have 5 hours available this Fall? Interns, Postdoctoral fellows, and Faculty are encouraged to volunteer! Deadline to apply: 8/22/25. For more information/to volunteer. https://forms.gle/dSpxCYURsRZRustM9
Are you an intern, post-doc, or faculty member w/ a passion for ⬆️equity in neuropsych? SIGN UP NOW to serve as a liaison for SCN’s ANST, WIN, & ANA’s joint initiative, Linking with Liaisons: Strengthen Your Graduate School Application! forms.gle/dSpxCYURsRZR...
APA 2025 is almost here! 😩 and SCP Div 12 has a bunch of exciting programming in store... 😍 🎉
Join us on 8/7 for our speed mentoring event! 🤝 Open to all SCP members and non-members.
More info on our programming here: div12.org/apa-convention
Flyer for an in-person Neuropsychology Meet & Learn event for college students and postbaccs from underrepresented backgrounds. Event takes place Friday, August 8th, 2025, from 6:00–8:00 PM MDT at the University of Denver Anderson Academic Commons, Room AAC 340. Activities include a presentation on becoming a neuropsychologist and small group chats with diverse neuropsych grad students and professionals. Free food, drinks, and raffle prizes provided. RSVP and pre-event survey links are available via QR codes on the flyer. Event is organized by New2Neuropsychology (N2N) and the American Psychological Association.
🚨 Interested in neuropsych & from an underrepresented background?
Join us in person on 8/8 at our Meet & Learn during APA in Denver! 🏔️
🥪 Free food | 🎁 Raffles | 🗣️ Networking
Space is limited so by 8/5 ⬇️
RSVP → tinyurl.com/RSVP-APA25
Survey → tinyurl.com/PES-APA25
📰 Check out our newest issue of N2N News! In it, you'll find tips in our grad school application corner, a personal account of a student's journey in neuropsychology, overcoming barriers in neuropsychology, and more!
🔎 Find this and past issues here: tinyurl.com/3776k2dx
