About Us
Our Objectives
Our Objectives
Our Objectives
Formed in 1999, we represent and promote psychology as a scientific discipline inside and outside university settings.
We serve Departments of Psychology across Canada by providing opportunities for Chairs to connect and share ideas, information, and mentoring. We also serve an advocacy and informational role with regional and national ag
Formed in 1999, we represent and promote psychology as a scientific discipline inside and outside university settings.
We serve Departments of Psychology across Canada by providing opportunities for Chairs to connect and share ideas, information, and mentoring. We also serve an advocacy and informational role with regional and national agencies, and provide leadership and perspective in the areas of undergraduate and graduate education, program accreditation, and research that takes place within departments of psychology.
What We Do
Our Objectives
Our Objectives
We have an active listserv and regular virtual meetings to share ideas and ensure that our members are informed and connected. We provide a mentoring program for new Department Chairs. We also provide the Professional Development and Teaching Assistant Awards for graduate students of member departments. We have over 60 member institutions
We have an active listserv and regular virtual meetings to share ideas and ensure that our members are informed and connected. We provide a mentoring program for new Department Chairs. We also provide the Professional Development and Teaching Assistant Awards for graduate students of member departments. We have over 60 member institutions from across the country, from Vancouver Island to Newfoundland.
Our Partners
Our Objectives
Our Partners
We work closely with the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) as well as the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Science (CSBBCS. We are also active members of the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) and the Canadian Consortium on Research.
Working together, we and our partners lobby national agencies to advocate fo
We work closely with the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) as well as the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Science (CSBBCS. We are also active members of the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) and the Canadian Consortium on Research.
Working together, we and our partners lobby national agencies to advocate for continued support for research and teaching in psychology. Many of our members are also active in the Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology.