Mission statement:
Hello, prospective students and faculty! We are the Academic Outreach Committee, and our mission is to engage with students and educators who are hoping to learn more about the psychological studies of men and masculinities. We can help you connect with the Division 51 community as well as faculty and academic programs currently researching and teaching the psychology of men. The committee is here to empower you with helpful resources and networking opportunities as you take important steps in your professional development. If you are interested in learning more about our community and values, please follow the link below:
Reach a committee member via email: AOCDivision51@gmail.com
Hear from students and faculty about our division:
Meet and collaborate with leading experts in the field of men and masculinity
Division 51 is the professional home of many accomplished researchers and clinicians.
Division 51 members are open to collaboration for research and educational endeavors.
Dr. Brian Cole presenting on paternal involvement in fathers.
Advantages of Division 51
A mentorship program pairing students or early career professionals with experienced professionals in the division.
Special interests groups focusing on specific issues and populations (Race, Ethnicity & Masculinity SIG, Sexual and Gender Minority Men SIG (coming soon), Trauma and Violence SIG (coming soon), Applied Professional Practice, and Student Special Interests (coming soon).
Finding a true “home” in a smaller division within APA.
Access to the newest research addressing men’s issues and health
Resources
Teaching the Psychology of Men Resource Page, including syllabi being used to teach the psychology of men, helpful resources, and information over teaching workshops.
Monthly consultation groups for helping clinicians with the psychological treatment of men and boys.
Men and masculinity resource guide (With the ability to submit resources of your own) (coming soon).
Upcoming activities
Syllabi for instructors wanting to teach gender studies courses including masculinities
Opportunities for workshops addressing clinical concerns for male clients