Community and Social Psychology
Division
2013
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Structure Composition:
Chair: Prof Eduard Fourie
Executive members: Dr Puleng Segalo, Mr Wiehann Rademan & Mr Sydney Butler
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What were your structure’s priorities for the year?
The Community and Social
Psychology (CaSP) division’s aim was to continue the process of establishing
and maintaining an online communication space to share ideas and information
about upcoming events and conferences, new publications, to track the history
of local publications and conference presentations, to hear how different
universities define community psychology and approach the teaching of community
and social psychology. The division’s blog address is http://psyssacns.blogspot.com/. The blog is intended to serve as a
bulletin board and general community nexus for both members of the division and
practitioners in both of these interrelated fields. To submit material to the
blog, send your submission to Eduard Fourie (fourime@unisa.ac.za) or Puleng Segalo (segalpj@unisa.ac.za).
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What are your structure’s priorities for next few years?
We will continue to explore ways
to highlight the work of South African Community and Social Psychology
Practitioners and grow the division. ICP2012 as well as other national and
international conferences provided us with the opportunity to network within
the division, but also with the broader psychology community. The online space
will continue to develop and to provide an interactive and engaging space.
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Meetings of your Executive
Executive members of the division
continue to engage electronically.
·
Meetings of Members
Members of the division as well
as other interested parties were invited to let us know whether they wish to
receive email notifications of new posting on the blog, and the response was
very positive.
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Other Meetings
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Workshop/Seminars/Symposia/Panel Discussions/Lectures/Presentations
Members of the division team attended
and presented at the IVth International Community Psychology Conference in
Barcelona in June 2012, at the Third Southern African Students’ Psychology
Conference as well as various other Congresses.
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Other Activities (including outreach and community interventions)
Members of the Division played a
central role on hosting and presenting at the Third Southern African Students’
Psychology Conference in June 2013. Together with the PsySSA Student Division,
a series of round table discussions on scholarly Development is included in the
19th PsySSA Congress to be hosted in September 2013.
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Recommendations to the PsySSA Executive
Let’s continue to make online
communications and interactions more vibrant and active. In doing so, more
people can participate and engage in activities, projects, and decision making
processes.
Complied by Eduard Fourie and
the Division Executive Members
July 2013
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