International

 

APA 2017

I am immensely committed to a global and international lens in all the work I do as a clinician, academic, and advocate knowing the positive impact on psychologists worldwide, and APA is essential. My dedication to international issues centers on human rights, immigration, women in developing countries, internationalizing the psychology curriculum, global trauma and disaster, and student and early career advancement. In addition, I actively outreach to engage psychologists involved internationally, promote collaboration, at all levels, among non-US and US-based psychologists.

International activities:

  • 2021 Guest Co-Editor, International Perspectives in Psychology Special Issue: Women During COVID-19
  • 2015-present, Editorial Board, International Perspectives in Psychology Journal
  • 2019  APA  Ambassador to Kosovo in the APA’s International Learning Partner Program (ILPP)
  • 2001 Work Crew Orphanage Volunteer for HALF THE SKY, Chuzhou, Anhui, China
  • 1999   Consultant – Fiaola Centre, Mo Fautuaga Liloia Counseling Center, Apia, Samoa
  • 1999 Consultant – Women in Business Foundation & Ofaga o Tamai, Apia, Samoa 

International Leadership

  • 2021-present,  Chair, Div52, International Psychology, Jean Lau Chin Leadership Award
  • 2021-present, Board Director at Large, International Council of Psychologists
    2017-2021, Treasurer, International Council of Psychologists
  • 2018-2020, President-Elect, President, Past President, Div52, International Psychology
  • 2016-2018, Chair, Co-Chair, Member, APA Committee of International Psychology
  • 2003-2006, Chair, Div52 International Psychology, The International Committee for Women
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