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Division of Clinical Neuropsychology
Newsletter 40
American Psychological Association
Volume IX, Number 2 August, 1991
Division 40
Convention Program Highlights
The APA convention, scheduled for Friday, August 16 through Tuesday,
August 20,1991, in San Francisco, will feature a carefully planned program
developed by the Division 40 Program Committee. It will include 4 invited
addresses, 5 symposia and 3 conversation hours as well as numerous paper
presentations and posters.
Important Division-wide events will take place on Sunday, August 18,
including the annual Business Meeting, presidential address by President
Raymond S. Dean (Research directions in clinical neuropsychology), and
the social hour co-sponsored by Division 22.
The schedule for other events is included in the Newsletter on pages
5-6. Invited addresses will be given by Paul Spatz (Threshold theory: Brain
reserve capacity on symptom onset after injury), Arthur Benton (The Hacean-Zangwill
legacy: Hemispheric dominance examined), Kenneth Laxer (Advances in magnetic
resonance imaging of interest to neuropsychologists) and Alisha Boccellari
(The neuropsychology of HIV infection).
Symposia will focus on age associated memory disorders, interpretation
of test-retest changes in practice, cognitive function and military function
in early HIV infection, the Memory Assessment Scales (MAS), and neurocognition
in schizophrenia.
Conversation hours will be used to discuss CPT codes and reimbursement,
potential pitfalls in neuropsychological practice, and detecting dissimulation.
Call for Nominations for the Editor of Neuropsychology
The Publications and Communications Board of the American Psychological Association has opened nomninations for the editorship of Neuropsychology, APA's newest journal. Candidates must be August, 1991 members of APA and should be avilable to start receiving manuscripts January 1, 1992. Please note that the P&C Board encourages more participation by women and ethnic minority women and men in the publications process and would particularly wel-come such nominees. Submit nominations by August 15, 1991 to the chair of the search committee:
Martha Storandt, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
Box 1125
Washington University
St. Louis, MO 63130
Other members of the search committee are Sandra Koffler, Charles Matthews, and Michael Posener.
Executive Committee
(August, 1990 - August, 1991)
President: Raymond S. Dean
President-elect: Steven Mattis
Past president: Charles G. Matthews
Secretary: Kenneth M. Adams
Treasurer: Roberta F. White
Members-at-large:
Antonio E. Puente (1989-1991)
Gordon Chelune (1990- 1992)
Jeffrey Barth (1990- 1993)
Council representatives:
Nelson S. Butters
Robert K. Heaton
Standing committee heads:
Elections: Charles G. Matthews
Fellows: Manfred Meier
Membership: Jim Horn
Program: Carl Dodrill
Ad hoc committee heads:
Computers: Charles G. Matthews
Training Databank: Lloyd I. Cripe
Ethics: Kenneth M. Adams
Minority/Ethnic Affairs: Antonio E. Puente
Newsletter: Roberta F. White
Professional Affairs: Linas Bieliauskcas
Task Force: Robert Bornstein
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Newsletter 40
Minutes
Mid-Winter Meeting of the Executive Committee (EC)
Division of Clinical Neuropsychology (40)
American Psychological Association
Wednesday, February 13,1991
Hyatt Regency Hotel, San Antonio, TX
Members Present: Adams, Barth, Bornstein, Butters, Chelune, Cripe, Dean, Dodrill, Heaton, Horn, Matthews, Mattis, Meier, Puente, White
1. Order - The meeting was called to order by President Dean at 1:04 p.m.
2. Minutes-The minutes of the Executive Committee meeting held in con-junction with the APA meeting in Boston were reviewed and several minor corrections made for the record, including the correct designation of the Chairman of the Publications Committee.
3. Treasurer's Report - Treasurer White reviewed the current status of the Division at mid-year. In general, expenditure categories are on track, but she pointed out that the first part of the year is usually characterized by less expenditure and that prudence should govern reimbursement from authorized budgets to avoid overruns. She also noted that all APA reimbursement requirements must be followed, including th e submission of original receipts and correct documentation. In addition, invoices may be submitted by FAX if they follow reimbursementguidelinesotherwise.
4. Council Representatives Report -Drs. Heaton and Butters reviewed current Council discussion of modificaiton of APA bylaws to deal with conflict of interest and anti-trust exposure. Various guidelines and standards are under consideration for the appointment and tenure of elected APA officials in relation to other organizations. A new rule requiring members to be off council for one year before standing for re-election was reaffirmed. Council representatives alsodescribed their work on behalf of psychologists in the government service, particularly in relation to legislation such as the 1988 Ethics and Government Law prohibiting any type of outside remuneration for activity is construed under the term honorarium.” Council representatives also described the importance of initiatives to get Divisional representatives on relevant committees and boards. Dr. Heaton has joined the Scientist-Practitioner Coalition to represent Divisional interests, while Dr. Butters has joined the Academic Practice Group. All executive committee members were enjoined to assist in the process of promoting Divisional appointments, and the President took under advisement the appointment of a liaison committee to work with the governance structure in this regard.
5. Newsletter Editor's Report - Editor White spoke on behalf of herself and co-editor, Mark Moss, in relation to planning for the Divisional Newslet-ter. She reported that production costs had been reduced through various measures. It was noted that the nomination ballot had been sent separ-ately from the Newsletter at greater expense, but with possibly greater response from members in suggesting officers for the Division. She also emphasized the need to have the next copy by June 1st in order to assure a July publication completion for the APA convention.
6. Membership - Membership Chair James Horn reported that there is a new automatic system that APA is implementing that can reflectively serve each Division's needs. In the future, membership changes will be able to be fixed in the main data base twice a year, with other changes possible in the interim. This represents a significant change from previous APA annualized procedures. Jim Horn also that he had received excellent assist-ance from volunteers in accomplishing his tasks and that many of these individuals could also assist the Division in activities to increase the Division's apportionment vote in the Fall. He, in consultation with Gordon Chelune, had felt that a more formalized ad hoc electoral committee could actually be much more effective in positively involving members, and increasing the Division's apportionment share.
7. Nominations - Past-President Mat-thews reported that all information and suggestions for this year's elec-tion ballot would be due by March 17th. He also reviewed the offices that will become open, namely President-Elect, Secretary, Member- at-Large, and one Council Representative to succeed Dr. Butters, whose term expires in early 1992.
8. Fellows - Fellowship Chairman Manfred Meier reported that fellowship materials or inquiries were processed on behalf of some 50 members. He reported that the Division was ready to move forward on seven of the nominations for fellowship at this time amongst the smaller subset of persons who had completed the application process. He also reported that others could well be in position by May to go forward to the APA Fellowship Committee, if there was Executive Committee concurrence. The Executive Committee reaffirmed the need to promote fellowship status for Divisional members, and to work to make an open definition of the requirements, consonant with APAguidelines. The Fellowship Committee of APA at large retains its discretion in granting fellowships, but to the degree that the Division can produce members likely qualifying and deserving, all efforts should go forward to advance recognition for these colleagues.
9. Program Committee - Program Chair Carl Dodrill provided an extensive report on submissions for the APA San Francisco meeting. He reported very encouraging results that are similar to last year's highly successful meeting for Boston which showed a quantum increase in the numbers and quality of program submission. He reported that the Program Committee had worked very hard to craft a program reflecting Divisional interests and felt that members would be pleased with the results. The Executive Committee also discussed Carl Dodrill's recommendation that a co-chair of the Program Committee be appointed with a staggered term in order to allow the co-chair to assume responsibilities as Chair in an understudy” fashion. The Executive Committee enthusiastically approved this notion and asked for an action plan to implement this. Dr. Dodrill agreed to report back to the Committee on terms of reference and recommendations for a co-chair. In another matter, the Executive Committee discussed extensively the joint social hour reception that has been staged in conjunction with Division 22 and supported by Mediplex Rehabilitation. After reviewing the relative
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merits of this arrangement, the Executive Committee made some suggestions to be conveyed to our co-sponsors by Program Chair Dodrill, and assigned a budgetary award of $500 to the reception. The social hour will remain as suggested, since interchange with Division 22 and professional- toned support by Mediplex seemed reasonable. The Executive Committee will return to review of this process periodically.
10. Professional Affairs - Professional Affairs Chair Bieliauskas reported on a study paper on prescription privileges to be presented in August. Various input from Divisional members, and extra-Divisional sources is being integrated in order to make a draft document available to the Executive Committee and for comment by the membership. The issue of prescription privileges for psychologists is one being rapidly advanced by APA and is held by the Executive Committee to deserve serious study and input on behalf of the Division. Members will be encouraged to contribute views on the advisability and process for this issue.
Professional Affairs and Executive Committee member Puente also commented concerning advances and changes with respect to CPT codes for neurpsychological services. In relation to this process, a delegation may be formed in order to consult with relevant organizations to provide input on how CPT codes can be structured and used. It was suggested by Tony Puente that the Division adopt a proactive stance with respect to consultation on this point, rather than having to react after the fact in order to configure voices for services to various codes.
11. Task Force - Dr. Bornstein reported that the most current work of the Division 40 Task Force on training for non-doctoral psychologists has reached conclusion and that the Task Force will be awaiting further assignments at the pleasure of the Executive Committee and will remain inactive for the moment. The Executive Committee directed that Dr. Bornstein keep the Task Force in tact rather than joining the ad hoc committee in readiness to handle additional issues.
12. Training Database - Lloyd Cripe reported that he is completing work on a new revison of the training database, with a number of modifications and expansions of programs to be listed as adhering to Division 40-INS guidelines as have been published in The Clinical Neuropsychologist (TCN) and elsewhere. Discussion ensured on the Executive Committee as to the advisability of development of a review or accrediting plan for verification of this self-designation, but no further action was taken. The Executive Committee thanked Dr. Cripe on behalf ot he membership for a very valuable service for current and prospective members studying clinical neuropsychology at various levels. The updated version of the training database will be published in TCN, in a way similar to the two previous listings. The Executive Committee concurred on the two-year period for revision and republication for the future listings.
13. Divison 40-ASHA Joint Committee - The Committee designated by the Executive Committee to conduct conversations with ASHA on points of mutual interests is awaiting further Professional Affairs and Executive developments from ASHA, likely to occur in conjunction with a meeting during the ASHA convention on problem issues. No finished conclusions were available at this time for presentation or review.
14. Publications - Extensive discussions occured concerning the publications issue and the role of the Division in working with the APA Publications and Communications (P&C) Board and the APA staff in this regard.
At the time of the previous meeting of the Executive Committee, the
Chair of the APA P&C Board reported that the issue of publication of
a neuropsychology journal of an experimental and pan-divisional nature
capturing new developments in cognitive neuroscience and theory had received
favorable response from the P&C Board and that further study had been
directed to determine the viability and best path for such a publication.
The Division was also given to understand that the process was ongoing
and that no firm conclusion had been reached. The Division had designated
Nelson Butters to act as a representative to provide the P&C Board
information and resources in Newsletter 40 terms of Divisional expertise
in helping the P&C Board in this regard.
Since that period of time, no consultation occurred between the P&C
Board and the Division. Action had been taken by the P&C Board in October
to formally move ahead with a neuropsychology journal, and it was learned
that the P&C Board had agreed in principle in June 1990 to move ahead
with the journal and had merely delayed its final vote until Fall 1990.
The Division was not informed of this fact in its August meeting with P&C.
Continuing farther without Divisional consultation or knowledge, the
APA purchased rights to the journal Neuropsychology in late 1990 from Taylor
and Francis, a publisher based in the United Kingdom. The current editor
was informed of the sale of the journal after the fact. APA has developed
plans to produce the journal, and has informally consulted some Divisional
and Executive Committee members concerning membership of a search committee
for the journal and an editorial policy. However, at the time of the Executive
Committee meeting, no communication or consultation from the P&C Board
or staff of the Division had occurred. President Dean reported no communication
or consultation from APA in this regard.
Discussion ensued. On balance, it was suggested that the most productive thing to do at this point would be to have the Division continue to try to help APA to make the journal successful, as the Division and its members have an implicit interest in the success of APA and its enterprises.
It was suggested that the Chair of the ad hoc Publications Committee, Dr. Butters, communicate to the P&C Board and Central Office concerning the willingness of the Division to provide Divisional support and consultation in the evolution of the journal, Neuropsychology. Further developments would be reported as they occur and reviewed at the San Francisco meeting.
15. Draft Record Keeping Guidelines from APA - Dr. Adams provided a draft of the Record Keeping Guidelines (third draft) reported out by the Committee on Professional Practice and Standards (a committee of the Board
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of Professional Affairs). These will be circulated for comment and review and responses will be provided to the Committee. In addition, as the drafts evolve, they will be distributed to the membership for review and comment, since recordkeeping plays such an important role in all clinical activities.
16. Draft Guidelines for Release of Information. Dr. Adams reported that the APA is currently developing suggested guidelines for release of information, but that no final or formal report is available for review. Those interested in this issue may wish to contact the Practice Directorate.
17. APA Centennial. President Dean reported a number of contacts concerning the APA Centennial and the Division will participate in support of APA in celebrating this landmark anniversary.
18. ASHA Meetings. The Committee was informed of a communication through Dr. Adams of the upcoming date of the ASHA meeting for the information of Division 40 officers who may want to attend.
19. World Federation. President Dean reviewed a communication received from the World Federation of Neuropsychological Societies (WFNS). While supportive of WFNS activities, the Division could not provide any substantitive support at this time. Further consultation with the WFNS may well occur.
20. Morris vs. Chandler. Roberta White reported on the evolution of a major APA case in which Division support was solicited. With the direction of the President, Dr. White assisted APA Practice Director and legal council in developing a brief on the competence of neuropsychologists to testify on mat related to toxic chemical exposure and behavioral impact. Copies of the brief were made available to Executive Committee members are available upon request to White at the Psychology Ser (1168) Boston VA Medical Center 150 South Huntington Ave., Boston, Massachusetts 02130.
There being no further businessPresident Dean declared the meeting adjourned;
to be reconvened in conjunction with the APA meeting in San Francisco.
Subject to approval by the EC
Convention Program For Division 40
(August 16-20, 1991)
Locations: C=Convention Center; M=Marriott
Friday, August 16
Developmental Neuropsychology
9:00-10:50 a.m.
Poster Session: Developmental/Aging Studies in Clinical Neuropsychology
Co-Chairs: Janice Nici, David E. Nilsson
Co-sponsorship: Divisions 7 & 20
Hall A (C)
11:00 12:50 a.m.
Symposium: Neuropsychological Assessment of the Elderly: Normative
Issues and New Data
Chair: Robert J. Ivnik, Department of Psychiatry and Psychology, Mayo
Clinic, Rochester, MN
Co-sponsorship: Division 20
Room 236/238 (C)
2:00-2:50 p.m.
Invited Address: Threshold Theory: Brain Reserve Capacity of Symptom
Onset after Injury Participant: Paul Satz Neuropsychology Program, Neuropsychiatric
Institute University of California, Los Angeles
Chair: Polly Henninger, California Institute of Technology Co-sponsorship:
Division 22
Room 307 (C)
3:00-4:50 p.m.
Symposium: Age-associated Memory Disorders
Chairs: Glenn J. Larrabee, Memory Assessment Clinics, Sarasota, FL;
James R. Youngjohn, Memory Assessment Clinics, Scottsdale, AZ Co-sponsorship:
Division 20
Room 236,238 (C)
4:00-6:50 p.m.
Executive Committee Meeting (closed)
Chair: Raymond Dean
Pacific F (M)
Saturday, August 17
Advances in Neuropsychology
9:00-10:50 a.m.
Poster Session: Memory and Learning
Co-Chairs: Russell M. Bauer, Janice L.
Funk Hall A (C)
11:00-11:50 a.m.
Invited Address: Advances in Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Interest
to Neuropsychologists
Participants: Kenneth Laxer, Northern California Comprehensive Epilepsy
Center, University of Cali-fornia, San Francisco Chair: Max R. Trenerry,
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Room 306 (C)
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1:00-2:50 p.m.
Symposium: Interpreting Test-Retest Changes in Neuropsychological Practice
Chair: Gordon Chelune, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology, Cleveland
Clinic, Cleveland
Nob Hill/Russian Hill (M)
3:00-3:50 p.m.
Paper Session: Blue Ribbon Sampler: Program Committee's Top Selections
and Student Award
Chair: Carl B. Dodrill, Department of Neurological Surgery, University
of Washington School of Medicine
Salon A2 (M)
4:00-4:50 p.m.
Conversation Hour: Clinical Neuropsychological Reimbursement:
A Model Using Current Procedural Terminology (CPT)
Participant: Antonio E. Puente, University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Chair: Patricia1 A. Heron, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Chicago
Room 256 (C)
Sunday, August 18
Clinical Practice
9:00-10:50 a.m.
Poster Session: Clinical Practice
Co-Chairs: Polly Henninger, Mary (Molly) Warner
Hall A (C)
11:00-11:50 a.m.
Invited Address: The Hecaen-Zangwill Legacy:
Hemispheric Dominance Examined
Participant: Arthur L. Benton, Department of Neurology, University
of Iowa
Chair: Carl B. Dodrill, Department of Neurological Surgery, University
of Washington School of Medicine
1:00-2:50 p.m.
Symposium: Potential Pitfalls in the Practice of Clinical Neuropsychological
Assessment
Chair: Rodney D. Vanderploeg, James A. Haley, Veteran's Hospital, Tampa,
FL
Co-Sponsorship: Division 12
Sunset C/D (M)
3 :0 0 -3 :5 0 p.m.
Presidential Address: Research Directions in Clinical Neuropsychology
Participant: Raymond S. Dean, Ball State University
Chair: Charles Matthews
Seacliff (M)
4:00-4:50 p.m.
Business Meeting
Chair: Raymond S. Dean, Ball State University
Seacliff (M)
5:00-5:50 p.m.
Social Hour (Joint with Division 22)
Financially underwritten by Mediplex Rehab-Camden
Seacliff (M)
Monday, August 19
AIDS and Other Disorders
9:00-10:50 a.m.
Poster Session: Diversity in Neuropsychology
Co-Chairs: Bruce Becker, Robert E. Mattson
Hall A (C)
1 1 :0 0 -1 1 :5 0 p.m.
Invited Address: The Neuropsychology of HIV Infection: A Clinician-Researcher
Perspective
Participant: Alisha A. Boccellari, Neuropsychology Service, San Francisco
General Hospital, San Francisco, CA
Chair: Joseph E. Eubanks, San Antonio, TX
Salon C2 (M)
1:0 0-2:50 p.m.
Symposium: Cognitive Function and Military Performance in Early
HIV Infection
Chair: Frederick M. Siem, Air Force Human Resources Laboratory, San
Antonio, TX
Co-sponsorship: Divisions 19, 38
Marina C/D (M)
3:00-3:50 p.m.
Paper Session: Interactions Between Neuropsychological and Emotional
Factors
Chair: Tony M. Wong, Rosemead School of Psychology, La Mirada, CA
Sunset E/F (M)
4:00-4:50 p.m.
Conversation Hour: Detecting Dissimilation: Do They or Don't They?
Participants: Michael D. Franzen, Dept. of Behavioral Medicine and
Psychiatry, W. Virginia Univ., Morgantown, WV; Robert J. Sbordone, Irvine,
CA
Chair: David Sena
Salon C2 (M)
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Tuesday, August 20
New Tests: Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia
9:00-10:50 a.m.
Symposium: The Memory Assessment Scales (MAS): A New Clinical Assessment
Battery
Chair: J. Michael Williams
Room 256 (C)
11:00-12:50 a.m. Symposium: Neurocognition in Schizophrenia: Gender,
Neuroimaging and Socioclinical Correlates
Chair: Deborah A. Perlik, Department of Psychiatry, Cornell University
Medical College
Co-sponsorship: Division 12
Room 301 (C)
Division 40: New Members Approved 8/90
Members
Alexakis, Yianoula
Alexander, Craig
Allen, Christeen
Ambrose, Peter
Amin, Kiran
Anderson, David
Anderson, Debra
Andoline, Robert
Andrieu, Brenda
Andrikopoulos, Jim
Anton, Michael
Arnold, Maureen
Aron, Mark
Atkins, Keith
Avery, Anne
Baffa, Gary
Bagnato, Stephen
Bailey, Bruce
Baker, John,
Baker, Elizabeth
Barnett, Louis
Barry, Steven
Batchelor, Jr., Ervin
Beecham, Wilham
Bemporad, Brenda
Bennett, Bert
Bennett, David
Benoit, Larry
Berenberg, Felix
Bernbach, Harley
Bessette, Janelle
Bibbo, Michael
Bishop, Evalyn
Blair, Gillian
Blair, David
Blakely, Thomas
Bodner, Holli
Bohlander, Robert
Boliek, Carol
Bordini, Ernest
Boyd, William
Brady, Douglas
Branca, Barbaranne
Brantley, Kathrin
Breiger, David
Brennan, Jewel
Brooks, David
Brown, Sandra
Brown, Jerome
Burbach, Daniel
Buschke, Herman
Byrns, Judy
Camargo, Robert
Camenzuli, Lorraine
Canterbury-Counts, Douglas
Carella, Stephen
Caringer, Ellen
Carmin, Cheryl
Cartwright, Joan
Castro Mulliken, Nadine
Caterino, Linda
Chang, Peter
Chapman, Ben
Chase, Jeffery
Chatigny, Anita
Chelder, Mark
Chesnutt, Karen
Chiampi, John
Cimino, Cynthia
Clar, Philip
Clayton, Vivian
Clement, Pamelia
Cohen, Jonathan
Cohen, Sandra
Colis, Michael
Combs, Brian
Cooke, Gerald
Corvea, Martha
Cox, Richard
Cragan, Mary
Craig, Paul
Criticos, Anne
Crow, Bruce
Daniels, Anne
Dannenbaum, Stephen
DeMuth, Robert
DeObaldia, Ricardo
Delmonico, Richard
Dettmann, David
DiCowden, Marie
DiGiulio, Diane
Diaz, Carmen
Dinklage, Lillian
Dishon, Michael
Domingos, Manuel
Donnelly, Kerry
Donohoe, Marjorie
Dooley, James
Drexler, Michael
Drutman, Howard
DuWaldt, Sarah
Duncan, David
Dupree, Larry
Dye, Griffith
Edd, Nicholas
Ehrenreich, John
Einhorn, Marcus
Ensenat, Louis
Eubanks, Joseph
Evans, Gwendolyn
Farmer, Kathleen
Ferguson, Helen
Ferraro, Francis
Fink, Richard
Fisher, Thomas
Fishman, Julianne
Fjordbak, Timothy
Flores de Apodaca, Roberto
Forsyth, Robert
Foster, Kent
Fountain, Paul
Fox, David
Fredman, Sanford
Fry, Carol
Fudim, Owen
Furr, Sheila
Garfield, Marjorie
Garmoe, William
Gaskill, Jack
Gasparrini, William
Gavin, Maryjo
Gelb, Richard
Glazer, Stephen
Gleghorn, Alice
Glick, Bruce
Glidden, Howard
Glindmeyer, Jeffrey
Golden-Scaduto, Carol
Goldmann, Leslie
Golinko, Barry
Grandison, Jayne
Hogue, Henry
Horni k, Heather
Hough, Sigmund
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Members (continued)
Hugonnet, Mitchell
Ivker, Brenda
Johnson, Terrence
Johnson, Lynda
Johnston, Jr., J.
Jones, Alvin
Jones, Betty
Judicke, Otto
Kaimawn, Carmen
Kaminskas, Julie
Kaplan, Brenda
Kay, Robbin
Kemp, Arthur
Kennell, Joseph
Kent, David
Kiefner, Mark
Kilpatrick, Jane
Kingsley, Gary
Kleinman, Sheila
Knast, Jerome
Knippa, John
Knoblauch, Thomas
Knowles, Philip
Kooken, Robert
Korber, Edward
Korzenowski-Shahrokh, Kathleen
Kovelman, Joyce
Krall, Richard
Kramer, John
LaPointe, Lora
Lahman, Mark
Lane, Paul
Langan, James
Lantzy, Patrick Lauer-Listhaus, Barbara
Lavach, John
LeLieuvre, Robert
Leaf, Leif
Lebedun, Alec
Lechuga, David
Lee, Donald
Lee, William
Lehman, Mark
Lehr, Beverly
Leigh, Linda
Lett, Phillip
Levy, Susan
Lewandowski, Alan
Likwornik, Jack
Linsner, Jerome
Liss, Harvey
Luhr, Judith
Lukens, Horace
Lynch, Ann
Mabee, Scott
MacCombie, Dennis
Mace, David
Manucia, Gloria
Marantz, Sonia
Margolis, James
Marks, Thomas
Martell, Christopher
Mattson, Robert
McAlaster, Rebecca
McAleer, Donald
McClure, Katy
McCohn, William
McCray, Marvin
McCune, Judson
McDonald, Ladd
McGovern, James
McGovern, Terrance
McGrath, Neal
McGreen, Peter
McKenna, Carol
McKinnon, Dan
McTague, James
Medici, Rochelle
Milam, Donald
Miles, Gary
Miller, Dixon
Mings, Eric
Miranti, Santi
Mishkin, David
Molteni, Andrew
Montijo, Jorge
Moore, James D.
Moore, James M.
Morote, Gloria
Morris, Jerry
Mulder, Dennis
Mumma, Gregory
Munn, W.
Mussden, Gerald
Nasanow, Ellen
Nasmeh, Doris
Nelson, Ronald
Newman, William
Niemann, George
Noblitt, James
Nussbaum, Natalie
O'Connor, William
O'Keefe, James
O'Regan, John
O'Reilly, Connie
O'Shell, Wallace
Olcese, Richard
Oliveri Michael
Oliveri, Michael
Olson, Sharon
Ozer, Martha
Pantle, Mark
Paradis, Francoise
Parrella, Michael
Paulman, Ronald
Paulsen, Sandra
Penman, Peter
Perch, Paul
Peterson-Vita, Elizabeth
Piltz, Robert
Pittner, John
Podd, Marvin
Pope, David
Popenoe, Ellen
Powel, Jeffrey
Powell, John
Prigatano, Mark
Ravensborg, Milton
Redden, Marsha
Reid, David
Reiss, William
Reitmen, Paul
Rhinehart, Walter
Rhoades, Earl
Robertson, Charles
Rodriguez, Maria
Rodriguez, Wilfredo
Rogers, Helen
Rogers, Janel
Rose, Sandra
Rosen, Daniel
Rosenberg, Russell
Ross, Bradford
Rossie, George
Roston, Ronald
Rozel, Kent
Russell, Michael
Rutman, Hedy
Sadwick, Norma
Saker, William
Samuel, William
Sandberg, Mark
Sanford, Caroline
Sawyer, Judy
Schaeffer, Kim
Schmitz, Stephen
Schneider, Paul
Schulman, Joan
Scott, Michael
Sedo, Manuel
Seidel, William
Seidmon, Betty
Selfridge, Benjamin
Sementilli, Mark
Sempowski, John
Seyfert, Rena
Silver, Bernard
Simrall, Dorothy
Skizynski, Leonard
Slap-Shelton, Laura
Sloan, Michael
Slyker, Jonathan
Smith, Monica
Smith, Dan
Smith, Devorah
Spiers, Mary
Spindell, William
Stanley, Frank
Statman, Sheryl
Steck, J.
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Members (continued)
Steffen, Clare
Stehbens, James
Stellern, John
Stern, Robert
Stern, Yaakov
Stevens, Douglas
Suit, James
Sullivan, Michael
Susser, Howard
Sykes, Marzy
Tamayo, Jose
Tauber, lngrid
Teegarden, Elizabeth
Tilson, Edward
Toms, James
Tower, Alan
Toye, Richard
Tracy, Harry
Tracy, Joseph
Trezona, Richard
Turkheimer, Margaret
Ursino, Andrew
VanGeffen, Kim
Vogel, Mark
Wakefield, William
Walbridge, Marie
Walker, Charles
Ward, Clay
Warschausky, Seth
Watt, Douglas
Weichert, Patrick
Weiner, Hedy
Weinstein, Amy
Weisman, Nancy
West, Maryanne
West, Brian
West, G.
Westerveld, Michael
Wetzel, Richard
Wherry, Jeffrey
White, David
Wilkins, Jean
Williams, David
Williams, Arthur
Williams, Gerard
Williams, Robert
Wonderling, Lawrence
Woods, Denise
Wornian, Larry
Yaguda, Mark
Yarris, Steve
Yee, Randall
Yescalis, William
Yore, Brian
Young, David
Youngs, William
Zarit, Judy
Zazeckis, Thomas
Zelson, Michael
Zide, Ellen
Zimbelman, Kirk
Ziskin, Jay
Associate Members
Anders, Patricia
Bernard, Bryan
Bruce, Randal
Burns, Sandra
Cawood, Glenn
Coello, Elena
Connor, Kenneth
Cunningham, Jacqueline
Fastenau, Philip
Felton, Glenn
Gibson, Gina
Gordon, Sharon
Kerner, Bruce
Kop, Tim
Lefkowitz, Robin
Lemerand, Pamela
Mangby, Kenneth
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Morales, Elias
Reisman, Scott
Snavely, Clarella
Torruella, Juan
Vuagniaux, Tim
Williams, S.
Wolfman, Randy
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American Psychological Association
Clinical Neuropsychology
Division 40
Please print or type
Name____________________________________Application Date____________________________________
Mailing Address (include zip)___________________________________________________________________
Phone (include Area Code)_____________________________________________________________________
Degree______________________________________________________________________________________
Institution___________________________________________________________________________________
Degree Date_________________________________________________________________________________
Specialty Field of Degree________________________________________________________________________
Current status within APA* (circle one):
Fellow* Member* Associate Member* Student Affiliate
(*Membership in Division 40 requires the attainment of a comparable or higher category of membership in the American Psychological Association. Membership does not constitute a credential for the practice of clinical neuropsychology.)
Title and Work Affiliation_________________________________________________________________________
Other APA Divisions with which you are affiliated________________________________________________________
In order for us to evaluate your qualification for membership (which requires a “demonstrated interest in the field of neuropsychology and its development”), please list any activity, research, continuing education, professional practice, teaching focus, or other demonstration of interest in the field of neuropsychology and its development. Brevity is entirely appropriate.
Return this form to:
Jim Horn, Ph.D.
Department of Psychiatry
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
5323 Harry Hines Boulevard
Dallas, TX 75235-9070
(214) 688-3353
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Newsletter 40
Newsletter 40 is the official newsletter of the Division of Clinical Neuropsychology (Division 40) of the American Psychological Association. It is published biannually. Address changes are automatically forwarded to Newsletter 40 when they are registered with APA.
Staff:
Roberta Firnhaber White, Editor
Psychology - 1168
Boston VA Medical Center
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Mark B. Moss, Associate Editor
Boston University Medical Center
Department of Neurology
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Boston, MA 02 118
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