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Part of the Student Section’s mission is to provide psychology students with valuable resources regarding their education, training and career development.

Here is a growing collection of information provided by the Section Executive that may be useful to students. Browse the Section webpages for more information relevant to psychology students. If there is a topic that that you would like information to be available about, please contact the Section Chair.

A Collection of Resources in Honour of Psychology Month.

Workshop presented at the CPA Annual Convention 2010 on career options in psychology: "Where do Psychologists Fit?" English / French

Guidelines on how to prepare an abstract for CPA submission and how to conduct a poster presentation.

Links to articles published in Psynopsis that may be of interest to students.

A listing of awards available from CPA for students.

Planning a Career in Psychology

Are you planning a career in psychology? If yes, be sure to download Planning a Career in Psychology: A Canadian Perspective for University Bound and Beginning University Students.

Resources for Campus Representatives

Print this poster and display it in your department to attract new CPA student members. French version.

Conduct a presentation (powerpoint presentation and notes) to undergraduate students on Applying to Graduate School. French version (powerpoint presentation and notes).

Ontario Psychological Association Early Career Psychologist Project

This document is a practical organizational guide for Psychological Associations about how to develop and maintain the membership and involvement of early career psychologists in their Association. It is a compilation of the efforts and strategies of the Early Career Psychologist Taskforce in the Ontario Psychological Association (OPA). Many of the ideas and strategies can be broadly applied and modified to meet the needs of both small and large Associations. Click here to download the guide or contact the OPA for more information.