Mental Health and Telemedicine Organizations and Their Events
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Individual Organizations and their Meetings
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Council of Applied Master's Programs in Psychology [CAMPP]
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About: | The purpose of the Council of Applied Master's Programs in Psychology [CAMPP], formed in 1986 is to:
CAMPP is the only United States national organization primarily devoted to the appropriate recognition of master's-level applied psychology training programs and to the representation of these programs before other organizations whose polices and practices affect master's-level psychology. |
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Council of Canadian Child and Youth Care Associations
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Council of Canadian Child and Youth Care Associations |
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About: | The Council of Canadian Child and Youth Care Associations is a national body established to serve as a coordinating and networking organization for provincial and territorial Child and Youth Care Associations. Members of member provincial child and youth care associations are members of the Council.
The goals of the Council are to promote the development of child and youth care as a profession in Canada and ensure the delivery of quality care. |
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Council of Chief State School Officers [CCSSO]
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Council of Chief State School Officers Cynthia G. Brown Director, Resource Center on Educational Equity 400 North Capitol Street Washington, DC 20001 202/393-8159 |
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About: | CCSSO is a nonprofit organization of the leaders of state-level departments of public education. It operates the CCSSO Resource Center on Educational Equity, which works to improve educational services for children at risk of school failure. |
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Council for Exceptional Children [CEC]
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Council for Exceptional Children 1110 North Glebe Road Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201-5704 888/232-7733 703/620-3660 703/264-9446 TTY 703/264-9494 fax service (snail) cec.sped.org (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The Council for Exceptional Children [CEC] is the largest international professional organization dedicated to improving educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities, students with disabilities, and/or the gifted. CEC advocates for appropriate governmental policies, sets professional standards, provides continual professional development, advocates for newly and historically underserved individuals with exceptionalities, and helps professionals obtain conditions and resources necessary for effective professional practice. |
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Council of the Governors' Policy Advisors [CGPA]
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Council of the Governors' Policy Advisors Kent Peterson Director of State and Local Services Hall of the States 400 North Capitol Street Suite 390 Washington, DC 20001 202/624-5386 |
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About: | The CGPA is the organization for the policy and planning staff of the nation's governors. It assists states in policy planning andconducts policy and technical research on state and national issues. |
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Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology [COGDOP]
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Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology c/o Stephen W Kiefer, Treasurer Department of Psychology Kansas State University Manhattan, KS 66506-5302 785/532-6850 785/532-5401 fax swkiefer (snail) ksu.edu (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology [COGDOP], which first met in 1963, is a society constituted of Chairs and Heads of Departments of Psychology or other equivalent administrative units which are authorized to offer graduate degrees in psychology in institutions accredited by their regional accrediting association. |
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Council of the Great City Schools
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Council of the Great City Schools 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Suite 703 Washington, DC 20004 202/393-2427 202/393-2400 fax |
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About: | The Council of Great City Schools is the primary advocate for public urban education in America. It promotes public policy to ensure the improvement of education and equity in the delivery of comprehensive educational programs and provides a forum for urban educators to develop strategies, exchange ideas, and conduct research on urban education. |
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Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates [COPAA]
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Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates 1321 Pennsylvania Ave, SE Washington, DC 20003-3027 202/544-2210 copaa (snail) copaa.net (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates [COPAA] is an independent, nonprofit, tax-exempt organization of attorneys, advocates and parents established to improve the quality and quantity of legal assistance for parents of children with disabilities. COPAA does not represent the interests of any single type of disability. COPAA's chief concern is the availability and quality of legal and advocacy services for parents of children with all disabilities. The prime objective is to better integrate the unique strengths of parent, advocate and attorney to keep the costs of legal assistance manageable, while improving their availability and quality. |
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Council of Scientific Society Presidents [CSSP]
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Council of Scientific Society Presidents 1155 16th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 202/872-4452 202/872-6230 202/872-4079 fax cssp (snail) acs.org (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | Since 1973 the Council of Scientific Society Presidents [CSSP] has served as a national voice in fostering wise science policy, in support of science and science education, as the premier national science leadership development institute, and as a forum for open, substantive exchanges on current scientific issues. |
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Council on Social Work Education [CSWE]
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Council on Social Work Education 1725 Duke Street Suite 500 Alexandria, VA 22314 703/683-8080 703/683-8099 fax info (snail) cswe.org (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The Council on Social Work Education [CSWE] provides national leadership and a forum for collective action designed to ensure the preparation of competent social work professionals. CSWE's main responsibility is to promote and maintain the quality of social work education. It also works to stimulate knowledge development and practice effectiveness, advance social justice, strengthen community and individual well being. Founded in 1952, CSWE is a non-profit, tax-exempt, national association representing over 2,700 individual members and 137 graduate and 433 undergraduate programs of professional social work education in major colleges and universities in the United States. It is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation as the sole accrediting agency for social work education in the United States. As a partnership of educational and professional institutions, national social welfare agencies, and private citizens, CSWE's goals include improving the quality of social work education, preparing competent human service professionals, and developing new programs to meet the demands of changing service delivery systems. Working closely with other national and international organizations, CSWE seeks to ensure an adequate supply of competent social work professionals capable of addressing present and future social needs. CSWE helps academic institutions offer new and broadened courses in areas of concern to society by providing leadership in research, curriculum and educational policy formulation, standard-setting, faculty development, information exchange, publications, and training. CSWE monitors national issues and legislation affecting social work education and promotes sound recruitment, selection, and career development policies to fulfill the profession's values and goals. Curriculum and training materials are prepared in such areas as: urban and rural social work practice, employment, AIDS, women, minorities, aging, substance abuse, child welfare, families, poverty, homelessness, mental health, and social services. Standards, guidelines, and technical assistance also are provided to continuing education programs. The official publication of CSWE is the Journal of Social Work Education. |
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