Become a member of the American Psychology-Law Society (AP-LS) |
Students interested in getting involved with AP-LS are invited to join as a Student Affiliate. Benefits of student membership include reduced conference rates, a subscription to Law and Human Behavior and the AP-LS newsletter, and access to exciting and informative programming provided by the Student Committee and other AP-LS committees. Student Affiliates may also serve as AP-LS Student Committee Campus Representatives and are eligible for Student Committee officer positions.
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Become a member of the American Psychological Association (APA) |
Undergraduate and graduate students should also consider becoming Student Affiliates of APA. Benefits include reduced Convention rates, a subscription to Monitor on Psychology and American Psychologist, access to webinars and other programming, and more. Graduate students who join APA also automatically become members of the American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS). APAGS is the largest group of organized graduate psychology students worldwide. APAGS currently represents approximately one-third of all APA members, making it one of the largest constituency groups within the association. Undergraduates may join APAGS for a nominal fee.
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Support for student membership
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Both AP-LS and APA provide outstanding services for student members. Beyond the official benefits, APA Student Affiliates gain access to a wealth of resources for both professional and personal development that will have an impact on their careers in psychology well beyond their undergraduate and graduate training. I recommend without hesitation becoming an APA Student Affiliate, and wish to be the first to welcome you into our professional community. |
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Please consider becoming a member of both the American Psychology-Law Society (APA Division 41) and the American Psychological Association (APA). Student membership in both of these organizations offer a unique opportunity to join both a broader organization of student leaders, as well as student leaders in the area of psychology and law. Joining the American Psychological Association affords students access to up-to-date, relevant information on obtaining internships and graduate training in psychology. Membership in AP-LS affords students the opportunity to access Law and Human Behavior, our Division’s journal; apply for grants-in-aid and other funding from the Division; and to be considered for awards and other Divisional honors. Together, these two memberships ensure students are connected with other peers and colleagues in their specific part of the field, as well as with the field of psychology as a whole. |
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