2011-2012 Committee / Comité
Chair / Présidente |
Jennifer Veitch |
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Members / Membres |
Janel Gauthier
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IUPsyS delegate / ex officio, Chair of International Relations Committee |
| John Berry
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IUPsyS delegate | |
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Ken Craig
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Member-at-large, health sciences | |
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Wolfgang Linden
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Member-at-large, health sciences | |
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Michel Lariviere
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Member-at-large, health sciences | |
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Don Saklofske
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Member-at-large, social sciences | |
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Peter Hausdorf
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Member-at-large, social sciences | |
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Franco Lepore
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Member-at-large, neuro-bio-behavioural sciences | |
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Tessa Brown
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Student member | |
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Aimée Surprenant
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ex officio, Chair of Scientific Affairs Committee / Board liaison | |
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Pierre Ritchie
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ex officio, Secretary-General of IUPsyS | |
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Michel Sabourin
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ex officio, Treasurer of IUPsyS | |
Contact the Committee / Contactez le comité |
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Accountability
The International Union of Psychological Science works to promote "the development, representation and advancement of psychology as a basic and applied science nationally, regionally, and internationally" (Article 5, IUPsyS Statutes). It represents psychology in its full breadth as a science and as a profession.’ (from the IUPsyS web site, http://www.iupsys.net).
The Canadian National Committee (CNC) for the International Union of Psychological Science (CNC/IUPsyS) was created through an agreement between the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA), and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), which jointly with CPA supports Canada’s affiliation with the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS). As the representative of the Canadian scientific community working in the field of psychology, the CPA is responsible for creating and maintaining a CNC in support of Canada's affiliation with the IUPsyS. Through the CNC/IUPsyS, the CPA provides support to NRC for Canada's participation in the IUPsyS. The CNC/IUPsyS reports directly to the CPA Board of Directors.
Membership
We are recruiting members-at-large for terms beginning at the 2012 CPA Convention. Click here to view the call for nominations.