MPA Listservs

MPA, in conjunction with APA, offers MPA members access to and participation in a variety of online discussion listservs. In order to participate in any of the listservs, you must be an MPA member who has a license from the Minnesota Board of Psychology (or other state board of psychology), or a student member who is a graduate student in a psychology program, and must be a member of the listserv’s division.

Please review APA's listserv rules here.

MPA's Policies & Procedures lists the guidelines for online communication on page 45.

To find out more about listservs and how you can join, contact the MPA office at [email protected] or (952) 928-4657.

  • ACADEMICDIVISION: Academic Division
  • CPRXPDIVISION: Clinical Psychopharmacology & Collaborative Practice Division
  • ECP: Early Career Psychologist Division
  • HEALTHORGDIVISION: Psychologists in Health Care Organizations Division
  • MNSTUDENTS: Student Division
  • MPAFORENSICS: Forensic Psychology Division
  • MULTICULTURAL: Multicultural Division
  • PPDIVISION: Psychology Practice Division
  • PSYCHOANALYTICSDIVISION:  Psychoanalytical Studies Division
  • PUBLICSERVICEDIVISIONS:  Public Service Division
  • RURALHEALTH: Rural and Greater Minnesota Division
  • WOMENSDIVISION: Womens Division

To remove yourself from a Listserv:

  1. Send an email message to [email protected]
  2. Send the email message from the email account that you receive the listserv messages
  3. Do not put anything in the subject line
  4. In the body write SIGNOFF _____________ – where the blank line is, fill in the name of the listserv. It appears as the letters prior to @LISTL.APAPRACTICE.ORG
  5. You must signoff for each list you are on; you are likely on a list for each division to which you belong
 

Diversity Statement

The Minnesota Psychological Association actively encourages the participation of all psychologists regardless of age, creed, race, ethnic background, gender, socio-economic status, region of residence, physical or mental status, political beliefs, religious or spiritual affiliation, and sexual or affectional orientation.Although we are an organization of individuals from diverse cultures and backgrounds, the Minnesota Psychological Association also recognizes our core unifying identities as Psychologists who practice in America. We also recognize that we may hold unintentional attitudes and beliefs that influence our perceptions of and interactions with others. Within this context of unity and self-exploration, we are committed to increasing our sensitivity to all aspects of diversity as well as our knowledge and appreciation of the unique qualities of different cultures and backgrounds.We aspire to becoming alert to aspects of diversity, previously unseen or unacknowledged in our culture. In this spirit, we are committed to collaborating with multicultural groups to combat racism and other forms of prejudice as we seek to promote diversity in our society. To this end, we are dedicated to increasing our multicultural competencies and effectiveness as educators, researchers, administrators, policy makers, and practitioners.