Division 40 ANST

Presented by SCN’s ANST, WIN, and ANA. Are you applying to graduate programs in Clinical Psychology? Experienced trainees or faculty will be providing: Personalized feedback on application materials and mock interviews. Apply for the chance to have your materials reviewed! Individuals who identify as women/non-binary, hold marginalized identities, repeat applicants, or those without access to mentorship are encouraged to apply!! Deadline to apply: 8/22/25. For more information/to apply use: https://forms.gle/MzCCFafukY5uw5vXA

Applying to doctoral programs in clinical psychology (w/ an interest in neuropsychology) this cycle? APPLY NOW to take part in SCN’s ANST, WIN, and ANA’s joint initiative, Linking with Liaisons: Strengthen Your Graduate School Application! forms.gle/MzCCFafukY5u...

Presented by SCN’s WIN, ANST, and ANA. Students need your support! We are seeking application review liaisons! Are you passionate about increasing equity within the field of clinical psychology? Do you have experience reviewing applications or providing advice on applying to graduate programs? Do you have 5 hours available this Fall? Interns, Postdoctoral fellows, and Faculty are encouraged to volunteer! Deadline to apply: 8/22/25. For more information/to volunteer. https://forms.gle/dSpxCYURsRZRustM9

Are you an intern, post-doc, or faculty member w/ a passion for ⬆️equity in neuropsych? SIGN UP NOW  to serve as a liaison for SCN’s ANST, WIN, & ANA’s joint initiative, Linking with Liaisons: Strengthen Your Graduate School Application! forms.gle/dSpxCYURsRZR...

APA 2025 is almost here! 😩 and SCP Div 12 has a bunch of exciting programming in store... 😍 🎉

Join us on 8/7 for our speed mentoring event! 🤝 Open to all SCP members and non-members.

More info on our programming here: div12.org/apa-convention

Flyer for an in-person Neuropsychology Meet & Learn event for college students and postbaccs from underrepresented backgrounds. Event takes place Friday, August 8th, 2025, from 6:00–8:00 PM MDT at the University of Denver Anderson Academic Commons, Room AAC 340. Activities include a presentation on becoming a neuropsychologist and small group chats with diverse neuropsych grad students and professionals. Free food, drinks, and raffle prizes provided. RSVP and pre-event survey links are available via QR codes on the flyer. Event is organized by New2Neuropsychology (N2N) and the American Psychological Association.

🚨 Interested in neuropsych & from an underrepresented background?

Join us in person on 8/8 at our Meet & Learn during APA in Denver! 🏔️

🥪 Free food | 🎁 Raffles | 🗣️ Networking

Space is limited so by 8/5 ⬇️
RSVP → tinyurl.com/RSVP-APA25
Survey → tinyurl.com/PES-APA25

📰 Check out our newest issue of N2N News! In it, you'll find tips in our grad school application corner, a personal account of a student's journey in neuropsychology, overcoming barriers in neuropsychology, and more!

🔎 Find this and past issues here: tinyurl.com/3776k2dx

Illustrated flyer with a dark brown background featuring a hand holding a stylized pink brain. Large text at the top reads: “08/02, 2–5pm Black In Neuro”. At the bottom, it says: “Boston Social. Location shared following registration”. A QR code appears in the bottom left corner with the text: “Register here!”

#BINBoston is back! 🧠🎉

Join us Sat, Aug 2 from 2–5 PM for a community social with local scholars & professionals. All are welcome — students, faculty, & more!

📍Register for details: tinyurl.com/BINBoston2025
#BlackInNeuro #NeuroTwitter #Networking

"So much of training isn’t in the textbooks 📚
Join Drs. @hanah_hagy and Osborne at #APA2025 for ""Navigating the Hidden Curriculum: Tips for Neuropsychology Training""
Real talk on what every trainee should know!"

APA 2025 Denver & Virtual. 8/7-8/9. ANST Sponsored Symposium on Thursday 8/7/25 @9:30am in Session Room #708. Title: Beyond Feedback: Neuropsychology & Intervention for Functional Neurological Disorders. Presenters pictured. Lauren Keats, PsyD Clinical Neuropsychologist, Clinical Director at re+active therapy and wellness presents, “Re-examining the role of neuropsychologists in integrated treatment for individuals with Functional Neurological Disorder”. Devin Ulrich, PhD Clinical Neuropsychologist Department of Neurology Division of Movement Disorders RUSH University Medical Center presents, “Improved Treatment Adherence in Functional Neurological Disorders with Motivational Interviewing”. Daniel Millstein, PhD Clinical Psychologist Departments of Psychiatry & Neurology @ MGH presents, “Therapy for Functional Cognitive Symptoms”.

Attending the upcoming APA Convention? Join us Thursday 8/7 @ 9:30am for ANST’s symposium on FUNCTIONAL NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS. See flyer for more details!

Neuropsychological Rehabilitation This is a live webinar worth 1.5 CEs. You must attend the talk in its entirety to receive CE credit. For more information visit our website.

🧠 Join us for our upcoming CE Webinar on Neuropsychological Rehabilitation with Dr. Masha Berman!
📅 Tues, Aug 19 | 🕐 1PM EST / 10AM PST
🎓 Earn 1.5 CEs
Link: events.zoom.us/ev/AiJHsUKOT...

Looking for a mentor? Take advantage of the Div 40 EAC Mentorship program! Follow the link to apply: scn40.org/eac/neuropsy...

Don't miss this important conversation discussing provider factors, their potential impact, and how they can promote the creation of an inclusive environment of cultural respect, and a more equitable Neuropsychology.

Friday 8/8 @ 2:30-3:30, room 105

New Insights into the Detection of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy This is a live webinar worth 1.5 CEs. You must attend the talk in its entirety to receive CE credit. For more information visit our website.

🧠 Join us for SBN’s next CE webinar!
New Insights into the Detection of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy w/ Dr. Michael Alosco (Boston University/BU CTE Center).
🗓️ Monday, July 21 | 9AM PST/12PM EST
📚 1.5 CEs
Register: events.zoom.us/ev/AupKBYDi-...

Wanting support during your training journey? Now's your chance to match with a 1:1 mentor to help answer your questions! 👩🏽‍💻

Flyer for the Neuropsych Starter Pack Giveaway 2025 by New2Neuropsychology (N2N). Submissions due August 15, 2025. Starter Packs may include sponsored memberships to the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology and/or books to support aspiring neuropsychologists. Intended for high school students, recent grads, undergrads, postbaccs, RAs, psychometrists, and master’s students not yet in doctoral programs, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds. To apply, share why you want to learn more about neuropsychology in any format—essay (max 500 words), video (max 3 minutes), drawing, etc. Submit via tinyurl.com/N2N-SPG25 or the included QR code. Images feature a backpack with books and a smiling woman opening a box.

🎉 Aspiring neuropsychologists — this one’s for you! ⬇️

Share with us your reason for wanting to learn more about #neuropsychology (through a medium that feels authentic to you!) for a chance to score a #NeuropsychStarterPack 📚🧠

🗓️ Apply by 8/15 ⬇️
🔗 tinyurl.com/N2N-SPG25

🚨🚨 NEW EPISODE ALERT 🚨🚨

Episode 5 of Neuropsych on the Mic has dropped!! Tune in to "Starting Fresh" with Amanda Winter-Greenberg, PhD and Kritika Nayar, PhD

Linked below, or listen on your favorite platform!

neuropsychonthemic.libsyn.com

Don't miss the NeuroCOVID SIG Webinar with Dr. Lucette Cysique on June 26, 2025, at 9 AM US EDT/11 PM AEDT. Dive into Long COVID research, covering hot topics like PASC definitions, blood biomarkers, and neuropsychological deficits. #LongCOVID #NeuroCOVID buff.ly/C0mnHWQ

New NavNeuro episode out now! The final conversation with Dr. Andrew Kiselica wraps up the series with clinical pearls on integrating psychometric knowledge into neuropsychological test interpretation. www.navneuro.com/169/

Join the Brain Injury SIG for a panel webinar on advocacy on Jun 23 at 4 PM US EST/Jun 24 at 9am Aus ACDT! Hear Drs. Koterba, Yeates, & Corrigan discuss how they have integrated advocacy for individuals with TBI from the local to international level! buff.ly/07Wz1Hw

Neuropsychology of Women: Considerations for Clinical Care & Research Amazon.com: Neuropsychology of Women: Considerations for Clinical Care & Research: 9783031872273: Sullivan-Baca, Erin, Ellison, Rachael L.: Books

Congratulations to Erin Sullivan-Baca and Rachael Ellison on the release of their new book Neuropsychology of Women: Considerations for Clinical Care and Research. You can find it at Amazon: a.co/d/1ycvuzP

Excited for the next READS webinar, cohosted by @div40anst.bsky.social Aging Focus and @insneuro.bsky.social Dementia SIG, on Friday, 6/20 at 12:30pm PT (3:30pm ET). Click the link below to register!

📣 Don't miss out on this chance to get involved with SCN and APA! 📣

A little over two weeks left to apply to be on the ANST Leadership Team! See below for details!

📢 Open call for applications! Are you a #neuropsychology trainee interested in a leadership position? The INS Student Liaison Committee has SIX open positions, applications are due June 30th! Check out the positions and requirements here: buff.ly/gWDtd7s

ANST Aging Group and ANST Pediatric Group for their panel on Down Syndrome: Considerations For Clinical Interviewing. Panel includes Dr. Pulsifer, Dr. Godfrey, and Dr. Harp (all pictured). Come with questions for the panelists at 7pm EST/4pm PST on May 28th. Register via Zoom link

Meet the Panelists: Dr. Jordan Harp completed his PhD and postdoctoral fellowship in at the University of Kentucky, specializing in clinical neuropsychology. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 sons, reading, exploring the Lexington area, and maintaining interests in the history of popular music, language, math, and current trends in literature and cultural criticism. Dr. Mary Godfrey is a clinical neuropsychologist at the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, MD. She received her doctorate in neuropsychology at Drexel University, where she began her research on the neuropsychological profile associated with Down syndrome. In her current role, she continues to pursue this research and she specializes in providing neuropsychological services for children and young adults with Down Syndrome. Margaret Pulsifer, PhD is the director of Lifespan Clinical Services as well as the director of the Lifespan Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Psychological Assessment Center at the Massachusetts General Hospital. She is an associate professor in psychology in the department of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. She is currently a co-investigator on multiple NIH-funded multi-site research projects examining the relationship between aspects of cognitive functioning and behavior for children, young adults, and adults with DS and co-morbid conditions. She served as a non-paid Board Member of the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress (MDSC) for the past 12 years and recently became a non-paid member of the MDSC Medical and Scientific Advisory Council.

Join the ANST Pediatric and Aging Focus Groups’ joint upcoming panel on “Down Syndrome Across the Lifespan” on MAY 28TH at 7pm EST/4pm PST. REGISTER at the link below, and see graphics for details on the incredible panelists!

mcw-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

🚨 Deadline Extended! 🚨
The deadline to apply for our open board positions has been extended to June 2nd! Don’t miss this opportunity to grow, lead, and make an impact with SBN.✨
Link: form.jotform.com/soblackneuro...
#Neuropsychology #LeadershipOpportunity #SBN

ANST Aging Group and ANST Pediatric Group for their panel on Down Syndrome: Considerations For Clinical Interviewing. Panel includes Dr. Pulsifer, Dr. Godfrey, and Dr. Harp (all pictured). Come with questions for the panelists at 7pm EST/4pm PST on May 28th. Register via Zoom link

Meet the Panelists: Dr. Jordan Harp completed his PhD and postdoctoral fellowship in at the University of Kentucky, specializing in clinical neuropsychology. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 sons, reading, exploring the Lexington area, and maintaining interests in the history of popular music, language, math, and current trends in literature and cultural criticism. Dr. Mary Godfrey is a clinical neuropsychologist at the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, MD. She received her doctorate in neuropsychology at Drexel University, where she began her research on the neuropsychological profile associated with Down syndrome. In her current role, she continues to pursue this research and she specializes in providing neuropsychological services for children and young adults with Down Syndrome. Margaret Pulsifer, PhD is the director of Lifespan Clinical Services as well as the director of the Lifespan Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Psychological Assessment Center at the Massachusetts General Hospital. She is an associate professor in psychology in the department of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. She is currently a co-investigator on multiple NIH-funded multi-site research projects examining the relationship between aspects of cognitive functioning and behavior for children, young adults, and adults with DS and co-morbid conditions. She served as a non-paid Board Member of the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress (MDSC) for the past 12 years and recently became a non-paid member of the MDSC Medical and Scientific Advisory Council.

Join the ANST Pediatric and Aging Focus Groups’ joint upcoming panel on “Down Syndrome Across the Lifespan” on MAY 28TH at 7pm EST/4pm PST. REGISTER at the link below, and see graphics for details on the incredible panelists!

mcw-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Check out Episode 3 of 🎙️Neuropsych on the Mic🎙️ as Drs. Karstens and Ulrich discuss "When is the Best Time to Grow Your Family?"

Streaming across platforms now, and linked here: rephonic.com/podcasts/neu...

Membership Officer Moyosoreoluwa (Moyo) Jacobs, MA (pictured) Term: 2024 -2026 Moyo Jacobs is currently a 3rd year doctoral student at Wayne State University’s Clinical Psychology program. She completed her BA in psychology at West Virginia University with minors in sociology and communication studies. Moyo’s research interests lie within subjective cognitive decline and cognitive changes in older adults with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. She is conducting research on the Study of Latinos-Investigation of Neurocognitive Aging (SOL-INCA) data. Clinically, Moyo is interested in conducting neuropsychological assessments with adults with neurological/neurodegenerative diseases. She is beginning her external practicum at Corewell Health/Beaumont Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.

Liaison Officer Giselle Carollo-DuPrey, BA (pictured) Term: 2024 -2026 Giselle Carollo-DuPrey is a doctoral candidate in the Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program at California Lutheran University, specializing in Neuropsychology. Her clinical interests include adult and geriatric neuropsychology, rehabilitation psychology, assessment and support of individuals with disabilities, and neurodegenerative diseases. Her research interests include addiction, language and the brain, brain health, psychosocial adjustment in disability, and the mental health of caregivers. In her free time, she enjoys reading, spending time with her dogs, and exploring healthy dining and different cuisines.

Neurotechnology Officer Rini Kaplan, MS (pictures) Term: 2024 - 2026 Rini Kaplan is a doctoral candidate at Boston University’s Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program and a predoctoral fellow at UC San Diego Health. Her research interests involve incorporating technology into neuropsychology research and clinical practice to better understanding cognition and human behavior in everyday life. She also has an interest in ethics, in particularly neuroethics, and previously served on SCN PIAC Ethics Subcommittee as a student representative. Her clinical interests are in general adult neuropsychology and neurodegenerative disorders.

Programming Officer Hannah Hagy, PhD Term: 2024-2026 Hannah Hagy is a neuropsych postdoctoral fellow at Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital. She completed her BS in Psychology at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, her MA and PhD at Loyola University Chicago, and her predoctoral neuropsychology internship at the University of Chicago Medicine Psychology Internship Training Program. Her research interests include exploring behavioral and psychological factors that promote optimal cognitive aging, specifically during hormonal transitions (e.g., menarche, menopause). Additionally, she is interested in cognitive outcomes of neurosurgical interventions. Hannah’s clinical interests include geriatric and adult assessment of neurodegenerative disease and neurological conditions, as well as exploring neurosurgical postoperative cognitive outcomes. In her free time, Hannah enjoys spending time with her family, exploring the city with her dog, and attending concerts. Twitter: @hagy_hannah

As we await applications for our opening ANST Leadership positions, we want to highlight the ANST committee members with whom you would be working! Here are some of the faces behind the scenes of ANST’s programming, resources, & coordination of Interest Groups & Focus Groups! Read about them below.

ANST Aging Focus Group Presents: Dementia Mimickers: A Case Based Approach to Differential Diagnosis and Clinical Reasoning. join us in our two part series as each panelist walks us through a case highlighting the art of differential diagnosis, clinical decision making, and conceptualization. Wednesday May 14, 6pm ET/5pm CT/4pm MT/3pm PT. Dale Korinek, PsyD, ABPP, SIU School of Medicine, Assistant Professor Board Certified Clinical Neuropsychologist. Wednesday May 21, 6pm ET/5pm CT/4pm MT/3pm PT. Sharpener Jeffers, PhD, Staff Neuropsychologist. Registration Link; http://tiny.cc/ANST-Aging-May-25. Speaker headshots and ANST logos included.

🚨#Neuropsychtrainees, Join the ANST Aging Focus Group TODAY, Wednesday, 5/14 @ 6 PM ET for part 1 of an exciting 2-part case series on #dementia mimickers! First up, we have Dr. Dale Korinek who will present a unique case and its conceptualization. We hope to see you there!

Great mentoring advice from Dr. CJ Lee (of Affirm Neuropsychology, James J. Peters VA & Hofstra University) on managing adversity—don’t miss April’s Mentoring Moment from @SCN_WIN! 🧠

💻 Check it out here: scn40.org/win/