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Gloria Wong-Padoongpatt Receives APA D35 Section 5 Jean Lau Chin Early Career Professional Award for Academic Scholarship (8/11/20)

Dr. Gloria Wong-Padoongpatt received the 2020 American Psychological Association (APA) Division 35 Section 5 Jean Lau Chin Early Career Professional Award for Academic Scholarship in formal recognition and appreciation for her passionate service to support the mission and growth of the section and AAPI women feminists. Click HERE for a video of the recorded award […]

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Lauren Berger Selected as 2019-2021 AAPA Leadership Fellow (8/27/19)

Dr. Lauren Berger was selected as a 2019-2021 Asian American Psychological Association (AAPA) Leadership Fellow.  The AAPA Leadership Fellows program is a two-year leadership pipeline program that provides mentorship and professional development for early career psychologists.  The program seeks to demystify leadership and provide access to leadership opportunities by creating more pathways for psychologists from diverse […]

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Nolan Zane Receives APA Division 45 Asuncion Miteria Austria and John Robinson Distinguished Mentoring Award (7/11/19)

Emeritus Professor Nolan Zane received the 2019 APA (Division 45) Asuncion Miteria Austria and John Robinson Distinguished Mentoring Award for demonstrating significant achievements and participation in the governance of the American Psychological Association on a national level, as well as the mentoring of ethnic minority psychologists to assume roles in governance. Dr. Zane will be […]

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AACDR Undergraduate Research Assistant Receives Dukes Fund Travel Award (4/22/19)

Shuhua (Neva) He received a Spring 2019 Dukes Fund Travel Award from the UC Davis Psychology Department to present research at the 99th Annual Western Psychological Association Convention in Pasadena, CA. Dukes Fund Travel Awards are $200-$400 travel grants competitively awarded to Psychology graduate and undergraduate students. Travel must be to a scientific conference and students […]

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AACDR Undergraduate Research Assistant Receives WPA Western Psychological Foundation Student Scholarship (4/10/19)

Shuhua (Neva) He received a Western Psychological Foundation Student Scholarship from the Western Psychological Association to present a research poster, “RSA Change Moderates the Effect of Emotion Regulation on Mood Disorder Symptomatology,” at the 99th Annual Western Psychological Association Convention. The 4-day convention will be held in Pasadena, CA from April 25-28, 2019. Neva will receive the award at the […]

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Stanley Sue Receives APA Division 45 Lifetime Achievement Award (6/26/18)

Emeritus Distinguished Professor Stanley Sue received the 2018 APA (Division 45) Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity, and Race Lifetime Achievement Award. This award is given every other year to a senior person who has made outstanding contributions over the course of his/her career in the promotion of ethnic minority issues. Dr. Sue […]

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PT Paid Project Coordinator Position Available (6/11/18)

The Vietnamese Caregiver Study within the Department of Neurology at the UC Davis School of Medicine is seeking a project coordinator for a research study on dementia caregiving in the Vietnamese community. The principal investigator in this study is Dr. Oanh Meyer, faculty member at the UC Davis Alzheimer’s Disease Center in the Department of […]

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Research Assistant Positions Available (6/11/18)

The Vietnamese Caregiver Study is seeking research assistants for an intervention study to reduce stress in Vietnamese caregivers caring for a family member with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. The principal investigator in this study is Dr. Oanh Meyer, at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine, Alzheimer’s Disease Center. Research assistants will be responsible […]

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AACDR Undergraduate Research Assistant Receives UC Davis Undergraduate Travel Award (12/4/17)

Helen Fann received an Undergraduate Travel Award from the UC Davis Undergraduate Research Center to present a research poster, “A Pathway to Culturally Competent Interventions: Addressing Ethnic, Gender, and Socioeconomic Background Differences in the Social Validity of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy,” at the 2017 Asian American Psychological Association Convention. The 3-day conference was held at the […]

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AACDR Undergraduate Research Assistant Receives Dukes Fund Travel Award (10/26/17)

Helen Fann received a Fall 2017 Dukes Fund Travel Award from the UC Davis Psychology Department to present research at the Asian American Psychological Association’s annual convention in Las Vegas, NV. Dukes Fund Travel Awards are $200-$1,000 travel grants competitively awarded to Psychology graduate and undergraduate students. Travel must be to a scientific conference and […]

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