Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

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Secretary: Jane Penrod Treasurer: Janis Maxwell Submitted by: Ronnie Landau, President United States (Pittsburgh) IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || Philadelphia PAJA PITTSBURGH SOCIETY OF JUNGIAN ANALYSTS (PSJA) The primary pursuit of the members of the Pittsburgh Society this past year has been our training activities within the Pittsburgh local seminar of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts (I-RSJA), in which most of us hold dual membership. After five years of service as the seminar’s Coordinator of Training, David Cordisco stepped down at the end of the academic year in June 2008, and Jan Marlan was elected the new Coordinator. Sandra Miller was elected to Jan’s former position as Coordinator of Educational Programming. The administration of our Seminar is primarily the collaborative effort of these two elected individuals. Virginia Ashmun, Ron Curran, Stan Marlan, Pauline Napier (AGAP) additionally comprise the Pittsburgh Seminar’s core faculty, along with Ohio faculty members Dianne Braden, Vocata George, and Jody Wainer. New York member, Paul Kugler, although not currently as active due to his commitment as Honorary Secretary of the IAAP, is a core faculty member as well. Massachusetts member, Brian Skea, is currently not as active in the Seminar due to more local commitments, but he served as our CNASJA representative this past year. In addition, we have two local adjunct faculty members who provide diverse expertise: Lacanian-oriented psychologist, Terry Pulver, and phenomenological psychologist (and recently elected Affiliate Member of the I-RSJA), Roger Brooke. We value having such a varied faculty, which has helped the Pittsburgh Seminar to become a solid training seminar within and under the aegis of the I-RSJA. Interest in and support for the seminar runs high, and we are pleased to note that many of our analyst members, in addition to their teaching responsibilities, also attend our visiting analysts’ lectures, which we believe to be somewhat unique among other seminars of the I-RSJA and other training groups in general. pg. 98
Our ongoing collegial conversation has been about the convergence and divergence of our training roles in the Pittsburgh Seminar and our roles as analyst members of PSJA. We have concluded that the two official bodies need to maintain some separation; for example, that the Coordinator of Training should not hold executive office within the Society, but serve instead in a liaison role. PSJA analysts generally meet formally twice per year—once at one of the bi-annual national meetings of the I-RSJA (as most of us are present at that time), and again at a more socially-oriented meeting held at one of the analyst’s homes in either Pittsburgh or Cleveland. The last of these was an August barbecue gathering at the home of Jan and Stan Marlan—primarily a collegial dinner, but we enjoyed an Edward Edinger film and discussion together as a group as well. With no formal additions or resignations this year, our PSJA membership remains the same. Submitted by Jan Marlan Uruguay IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || Pittsburgh PSJA SOCIEDAD URUGUAYA DE PSICOLOGIA ANALITICA (SUPA) SUPA has its own Headquarters. As of February 2008, the Uruguayan Society of Analytical Psychology has its own headquarters, an ‘open house’ where, in addition to clinical facilities, we have a spacious conference room to conduct various activities, such as courses, seminars, workshops, etc. Also, there is a reference library open to anyone doing research in the field or wishing to further their knowledge of Jungian thought. SUPA continues to contribute to undergraduate education in psychology: The Society maintains a significant presence in Psychology undergraduate studies through its participation in the faculty of the School of Psychology of the Catholic University of Uruguay, with members teaching courses on pg. 99
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