Wisconsin Psychological Association (WPA)

Description

The Wisconsin Psychological Association is the official state affiliate of the American Psychological Association. Our members represent all parts of Wisconsin and all settings in which psychologists teach, conduct research, administer programs and provide direct services to the public.

Member benefits

Status as a member of the official state psychological association
Representation in APA governance through WPA’s seat on the Council of Representatives
Six issues per year of The Wisconsin Psychologist to keep you informed of issues, plans and activities
Special interest groups to facilitate information exchange and activities related to practice specialties, research focus or professional issues
An Annual Convention and seminars providing CE credit, student poster sessions and networking
Committees that promote professional standards and ethical practice
An Advocacy Cabinet that conducts organized advocacy for psychology in the state legislature, administrative agencies and the marketplace
A Federal Advocacy Network, operated by the Advocacy Cabinet, that advocates for psychology with members of the US Congress
A WPA Website with special Members Only features
Opportunities for community service through the Disaster Response Network
Awards recognizing excellence in research, public service and leadership in the profession