APA Presentions on Asian American Psychology Students

Here are some of presentations related to Asian American Psychology Students at the 2011 APA Annual Convention, which will be held August 4-7, 2011 in Washington, D.C.

Session Title:   The Survival Kit---How to Jump All the Hoops As Asian International and/or Asian American Students in the APA-Accredited Counseling Psychology Program Session ID:   2008 Session Type:   Conversation Hour Division(s):   17, 52 Building:   Convention Center Room Description:   Room 152A Room Location:   Street Level Day/Time:   Fri/8:00AM - 8:50AM

Name Role Presentation Title Poster Number Huan-Chung S. Liu PhD     Chair    Sharon Lee MA     Participant/1stAuthor    Are Doctoral Training Programs Meeting the Needs of Asian American Pacific Islander Students? Yi-Ting Angel Cheng BA     Participant/1stAuthor    Asian International Counseling Trainees’ Academic and Clinical Training Experiences: From Challenges to Self-Efficacy

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Session Title:   Working With the New Trend Mandarin-Speaking Students at University Counseling Centers Session ID:   3203 Session Type:   Symposium Division(s):   17, 45, 52 Building:   Convention Center Room Description:   Room 150B Room Location:   Street Level Day/Time:   Sat/12:00PM - 12:50PM CE Credit: 1 hour. (There are no additional fees to attend CE sessions; however, there is a one-time processing fee to claim an unlimited number of CE credits. Member--$65, Nonmember--$90. Instructions for claiming CE credit for selected sessions are available on page lxxvi.)

Name Role Presentation Title Poster Number Huan-Chung S. Liu PhD     Chair    Bai-Yin Chen PhD     Participant/1stAuthor    An Emerging Trend of Mandarin-Speaking International Students Huan-Chung S. Liu PhD     Participant/1stAuthor    How Chinese Cultural Values May Influence Help-Seeking Behaviors Among Mandarin-Speaking International Students Chun-Chung Choi PhD     Participant/1stAuthor    Counseling With Mandarin-Speaking College Students: Implications for Clinical Work