MPA UpdatesREGISTER TODAY! for the 3rd Annual Michigan Health Psychology Symposium on October 30th 2020 MPA Early Career Psychologist Committee is hosting a virtual discussion forum over Zoom titled, "Considerations for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Psychology." Wondering whether to pursue a formal postdoc? Not sure where to begin or what to anticipate when initiating this process? If so, please join us for a helpful discussion! This event will be held on October 21st from 5:30pm-6:30pm. It is free to attend for all MPA members and non-members. Please see the Events tab or Calendar for further information.
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