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PsyPAG Committee 2015/2016 Position Currently held by Due for re-election Section Representatives (Contd.) Community <strong>Psychology</strong> Section Crisis, Disaster and Trauma Section Branch Representatives North East of England Branch North West of England Branch Northern Ireland Branch Sue Hazelton sc.hazleton@gmail.com 2016 Vacant 2017 Olivia Hare o.hare@northumbria.ac.uk Beth Armstrong b.armstrong1@lancaster.ac.uk Susan Lagdon Lagdon-S@email.ulster.ac.uk 2017 2017 2016 Scottish Branch Vacant 2017 South West of England Branch Tommy van Steen Tommy3.Vansteen @live.uwe.ac.uk 2017 Welsh Branch Gareth Richards RichardsG6@cardiff.ac.uk 2016 Wessex Branch Vacant 2017 West Midlands Branch London and Home Counties Branch Robert Blakey robert.blakey@crim.ox.ac.uk 2017 Vacant 2017 Board Representatives Ethics Research Board (Chair) Other Committees Standing Conference Committee Sarah Allen sarah.f.allen @northumbria.ac.uk Emma Norris e.norris.11@ucl.ac.uk Kerry Rulton kerry.l.rulton @northumbria.ac.uk 2017 2017 2017 64 PsyPAG Quarterly
About PsyPAG PsyPAG is a national organisation for all psychology postgraduates based at UK institutions. Funded by the Research Board of the British Psychological Society, PsyPAG is run on a voluntary basis by postgraduates for postgraduates. PsyPAG’s aims are to provide support for postgraduate students in the UK, to act as a vehicle for communication between postgraduates, and represent postgraduates within the British Psychological Society. It also fulfills the vital role of bringing together postgraduates from around the country. n PsyPAG has no official membership scheme; anyone involved in postgraduate study in psychology at a UK institution is automatically a member. n PsyPAG runs an annual workshop and conference and also produces a quarterly publication, which is delivered free of charge to all postgraduate psychology departments in the UK. n PsyPAG is run by an elected committee, which any postgraduate student can be voted on to. Elections are held at the PsyPAG Annual Conference each year. n The committee includes representatives for each Division within the British Psychological Society, with their role being to represent postgraduate interests and problems within that Division or the British Psychological Society generally. We also liaise with the Student Group of the British Psychological Society to raise awareness of postgraduate issues in the undergraduate community. n Committee members also include Practitioners-in-Training who are represented by PsyPAG. Mailing list PsyPAG maintains a JISCmail list open to all psychology postgraduate students. To join, visit www.psypag.co.uk and scroll down on the main page to find the link, or go to tinyurl.com/PsyPAGjiscmail. This list is a fantastic resource for support and advice regarding your research, statistical advice or postgraduate issues. <strong>Social</strong> networking You can also follow PsyPAG on Twitter (twitter.com/PsyPAG) and add us on Facebook (tinyurl.com/PsyPAGfacebook). This information is also provided at www.psypag.co.uk. www.psypag.co.uk
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