DSPP
is a committee driven organization. The Committees Page provides
information about each committee as well as a list of current committee members.
TABLE of CONTENTS
Executive Committee
Arts Committee
Community Relations Committee
DSPP Bulletin
Education Committee
Membership Committee
Program Committee
The Executive
Committee (EC) is charged with the oversight of DSPP's operations.
It is comprised of the current elected officers and the three most immediate Past
Presidents. The Executive Committee addresses all official matters, meeting and
voting under Roberts' Rules of Order. Executive Committee meetings are typically
attended by all EC members, current committee chairpersons of all other committees, and the
Editor of the DSPP Bulletin. The term of membership
service is established in the DSPP Bylaws
Members
and Chairs
2012-2013 Program Year
Presidents |
Tedi Koehn, Psy.D., LPC
David Young, Ph.D.
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President-Elect
Division 39 Representative |
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| Secretary |
Zane Dodd, Ph.D. |
| Treasurer |
Rose Rothmeier, PhD |
| Representative |
Melissa Black, Ph.D.
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| Immediate
Past President |
Noelle McDonald, Ph.D.
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Arts
Co-Chairs
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Denise Humphrey, Ph.D.
Angelica Tratter, Ph.D.
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Community
Relations Chair
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Gretchen Ladd, Ph.D.
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| Continuing
Education Chair |
Berit Johnson, Ph.D. |
| Membership
Chair |
Jennifer Unterberg, PhD |
| Program Co-Chairs |
Kim Roaten, Ph.D.
Noelle McDonald, Ph.D. |
| Past
Presidents |
Neil Ravella, Ph.D.
Carla Pulliam, Ph.D.
Angelica Tratter, Ph.D.
Susan Roos, PhD, LCSW,BCD,FT
Scott M. Nelson, PhD
Sarah Aberg, LCSW
Steve Patrick, PsyD
Melissa Black, PhD
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| Executive Committee Members |
Alison Ligocki, Ph.D.
Patricia Plettner, LPC
Carla Pulliam, Ph.D. |
The Program
Committee is responsible for working with the incoming DSPP President
to develop the program for the upcoming year. The yearly topic is chosen by the
President. The program committee then reviews current and classic psychoanalytic
literature to identify readings that will be informative and relevant to the program
topics and speaker presentations, as well as stimulate discussion at our monthly meetings.
The committee structures a diverse program to meet the needs of our membership.
For additional membership information contact Skye Porter Moffitt, Ph.D. at 214-549-8783.
Members
Skye Porter Moffitt, PhD (Co-chair) skyep@hotmail.com
Kim Roaten (Co-chair) Kimberly.Roaten@UTSouthwestern.edu
Brandy Miller, PhD brandy_p_miller@yahoo.com
Susan Roos, PhD, LCSW drsusanroos@juno.com
Denise Humphrey, PhD (consultant) drdhumphrey@yahoo.com
Patricia Plettner, MA, LPC
Travis Whitfill trawhitfill@msn.com
The Membership
Committee conducts the yearly membership drive, which includes various mailings and
promotional activities; receives and processes membership applications; produces the
yearly membership list, and delivers membership materials, such as the year's readings to
the members. The Chair of the Membership Committee is appointed each year by the
President, after which the Chair appoints members to the committee. Service on the
Membership Committee is a one-year term of obligation with the bulk of the work performed
during the spring and summer preceding the academic (DSPP program) year.
Membership Categories
Full
Members are
individuals who have demonstrated interest in psychoanalysis as evidences by
the pursuit of educational, research, and/or professional activities. Full
Members are either: (1) licensed or certified mental health professionals at
a Master’s degree level or above (e.g., licensed professional counselor,
psychiatrist, psychological associate, psychologist, social worker), or (2)
members of the American Psychological Association. Only full members have
voting privileges.
Associate
Members are
any other individuals, including psychiatric residents and post-doctoral
fellows, who do not meet the criteria for full membership status, but who
possess an interest in, and commitment to, the purposes of the Society.
Student Non-licensed
individuals enrolled in related field of study
Members
Jennifer Unterberg, Ph.D. (Chair)
jenbunter@aol.com
The Arts
Committee serves both an aesthetic and social function within DSPP
as well as a community relations function. Its mission is to organize activities of
psychological interest in the spheres of the performing, literary, and studio arts. Some
of these activities are coordinated with galleries, museums, theaters, performing arts
organizations, and universities. Others draw on artistic talents of DSPP members.
Additional
information is available on the Arts page.
For more
information concerning the Arts Committee, call:Denise
Humphrey at 972-239-2490.
Members
Denise Humphrey,
PhD (Chair)
drdhumphrey@yahoo.com
Susan Roos, PhD, LCSW (Co-Chair)
drsusanroos@juno.com
Angelica Tratter, Ph.D. angelicatratter@earthlink.net
Carol Wolfe, M.Ed.
Gretchen Ladd, Ph.D.
Lynda Newman, Ph.D.
Rob Garrett, MD
Daria Dato, LCSW
John Herman, Ph.D.
The
Community Relations Committee (CRC) coordinates DSPP activities with the
public-at-large and particular groups such as students, professional
organizations, and the media. The CRC works with other DSPP committees to
help implement their programs and activities, and it manages its own
programs such as the DSPP/Fairhill Scholarship Competition, development of
general brochures for DSPP, and the DSPP Web Site. Due to the number of
ongoing projects there are several opportunities for members to contribute
and additional member participation is welcome.
For more information concerning the
Community Relations Committee, call: Brandy Miller, Ph.D. at 214-536-7114 or email brandy_p_miller@yahoo.com
Members
The editor of
the DSPP Bulletin has the overall responsibility for producing
the society's newsletter, published monthly during the academic year. The purpose of
the Bulletin is to publicize and review the programs of the
society, to announce upcoming events of professional interest, to describe the activities
of the officers and committees on the society's behalf, to recognize professional
achievements of members, and to report on events at the national level in the Division of
Psychoanalysis (39) of APA.
The Bulletin,
along with the the DSPP web site, provides a pipeline for the flow of information within
DSPP. The editor works with the Executive Committee, the President, the Program
Director, and the Committee Chairs to keep the members informed about the workings of
DSPP.
The
newsletter includes announcements of psychoanalytically oriented professional activities
free of charge and takes no paid advertising.
For submissions or
information concerning the DSPP Bulletin, call Brandy Miller, Ph.D.
(Editor) 214-536-7114 or e-mail editor@dspp.com
Members
E ditor:
Brandy Miller, Ph.D. editor@dspp.com
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