Resources for early career psychologists

• What can APA governance work do for you?
  Association ties can advance your career by connecting with leaders and new ideas.
• Playing the match game
  Psychology’s training groups are working to increase the number of internship slots.
• Report of the 2009 APA Salary Survey
  The 2009 APA Salary Survey by Center for Workforce Studies includes survey data on faculty, educational administration, research, practitioner, and other positions.

Professional development

• Fear not
  Worried about landing a job? Fretting about debt? Here are six common grad student fears and the facts, figures and strategies to help you manage them.
• Preparing Manuscripts for Publication in Psychology Journals
  This guide for new authors provides an overview of the process of preparing and submitting a scholarly manuscript for publication in a psychology journal.
• Careers in psychology
  Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and can lead to careers in many different fields, such as research, consulting, diagnosing and teaching.

Training & events

• Southwest Regional Integrated Behavioral Health Conference
  Explore current trends in neurobiology, research on human behavior change, clinical supervision, and evidence-based methods.
• Databases on APA PsycNET research webinar
  Introductory Student Training is a 50-minute session designed for students, faculty, or library staff unfamiliar with APA databases or who are accessing APA databases on a platform that is new to them.
• APA Clinician's Corner
  Practice effective strategies for eliciting change talk as well as for recognizing and reinforcing change talk.