ISPA Conference Dublin 2010

Conference is now over	The 2010 ISPA conference is now over. The conference took place from the 20th - 24th July at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. For more information on ISPA and the 2011 conference, which will take place in India, please visit http://www.ispaweb.org/

Conference is now over

The 2010 ISPA conference is now over. The conference took place from the 20th - 24th July at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. For more information on ISPA and the 2011 conference, which will take place in India, please visit http://www.ispaweb.org/

President's Welcome	Greetings! The ISPA Executive Committee and I would like to invite you to attend an exciting conference to be held on the Emerald Isle - Ireland. We will be meeting at a most historic site - Trinity College in Dublin. Dublin has much to offer in culture, history and ambiance. Touring the beautiful and enchanting isle will only enhance your experience. Meet with your colleagues, engage yourself in the enriching scientific programme, and still have time to socialize in a city known for fun and relaxation. The mix of friendship and tradition, coupled with the warm and humorous hospitality of our Irish hosts will ensure a wonderful and memorable experience. This conference is unique as it involves collaboration of both Ireland and Northern Ireland. Plan to come to Dublin to meet with your colleagues, make new contacts, and have an enriching conference. See you in July. In Friendship, Bill Pfohl ISPA President
Welcome from the Conference Chairs	Dear Colleagues and friends, We are delighted to welcome you to Dublin for the 32^nd Annual ISPA Conference. The conference is being co-hosted by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) and the Northern Ireland Branch of the British Psychological Society (NIBPS). The well being of all children will be the focus of the conference and the scientific programme will offer you a comprehensive range of presentations and workshops in the areas of prevention, assessment and intervention designed to facilitate the achievement of this overarching goal. The scientific programme will be balanced with an excellent social programme which will offer you the opportunity to experience our Irish hospitality, heritage and scenery. We are confident that together we will recreate that unique amalgam of scholarship, atmosphere and camaraderie that is so characteristic of ISPA conferences. Michael Sheehan, Chair of the Local Organising Committee & Peadar Crowley, Chair of the Scientific Commitee

President's Welcome
Bill Pfohl

Greetings!

The ISPA Executive Committee and I would like to invite you to attend an exciting conference to be held on the Emerald Isle - Ireland. We will be meeting at a most historic site - Trinity College in Dublin. Dublin has much to offer in culture, history and ambiance. Touring the beautiful and enchanting isle will only enhance your experience. Meet with your colleagues, engage yourself in the enriching scientific programme, and still have time to socialize in a city known for fun and relaxation. The mix of friendship and tradition, coupled with the warm and humorous hospitality of our Irish hosts will ensure a wonderful and memorable experience. This conference is unique as it involves collaboration of both Ireland and Northern Ireland. Plan to come to Dublin to meet with your colleagues, make new contacts, and have an enriching conference. See you in July.

In Friendship,
Bill Pfohl
ISPA President

Welcome from the Conference Chairs

Michael Sheehan

Dear Colleagues and friends,

We are delighted to welcome you to Dublin for the 32^nd Annual ISPA Conference. The conference is being co-hosted by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) and the Northern Ireland Branch of the British Psychological Society (NIBPS). The well being of all children will be the focus of the conference and the scientific programme will offer you a comprehensive range of presentations and workshops in the areas of prevention, assessment and intervention designed to facilitate the achievement of this overarching goal. The scientific programme will be balanced with an excellent social programme which will offer you the opportunity to experience our Irish hospitality, heritage and scenery. We are confident that together we will recreate that unique amalgam of scholarship, atmosphere and camaraderie that is so characteristic of ISPA conferences.

Michael Sheehan, Chair of the Local Organising Committee & Peadar Crowley, Chair of the Scientific Commitee

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Delegates	31/03/10: Closing Date for Early Registration 31/03/10: Last day for full refund of Reg. fee 31/05/10: Last date for refund of Reg. fee less €50 administration charge 10/07/10: Last date for refund of Reg. fee less €150 administration charge From 11/07/10: No refund of Reg. fee
Presenters	22/01/10: Early Submission of Proposal 19/03/10: Notification of outcome of Proposal 23/04/10: Late Submission of Proposal 31/03/10: Last date for full refund of Reg. fee 01/05/10: Last date for refund of Reg. fee less €50 administration charge From 02/05/10: No refund of Reg. fee
	For the full programme, please go to the documents section of this website.

Delegates

31/03/10: Closing Date for Early Registration

31/03/10: Last day for full refund of Reg. fee

31/05/10: Last date for refund of Reg. fee less €50 administration charge

10/07/10: Last date for refund of Reg. fee less €150 administration charge

From 11/07/10: No refund of Reg. fee

Presenters

22/01/10: Early Submission of Proposal

19/03/10: Notification of outcome of Proposal

23/04/10: Late Submission of Proposal

31/03/10: Last date for full refund of Reg. fee

01/05/10: Last date for refund of Reg. fee less €50 administration charge

From 02/05/10: No refund of Reg. fee

For the full programme, please go to the documents section of this website.

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Beth Doll	Professor and Director of the School Psychology Program at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. She has served on the editorial board of all three major school psychology journals and was an Associate Editor of two. Her research addresses models of school mental health that foster resilience and enhance the well-being of students in naturally-occuring communities, and program evaluation strategies that demonstrate impact and accountability of school mental health services.
David P Farington	Professor of Psychological Criminology at Cambridge University. His career has focused on criminality and aggression. He is known for his work with the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development, a study of delinquency and criminal behaviour over the life span. His perspective purports that numerous factors are at work simultaneously, and that these influences change over time.
Sheila Greene	Professor of Childhood Research at Trinity College Dublin and Co-Director of the study Growing Up in Ireland. She is also co-founder of the Children's Research Centre, Trinity College Dublin, and the Centre's Director since 2004. Her recent research and publications are on researching children's experience, developmental theory and the position of children in Ireland.
Ingrid Lunt	Professor of Educational Studies and Director of Graduate Studies Department of Education at University of Oxford. Her main areas of research are: special educational needs and inclusive education; higher professionalisation and higher qualifications systems. She convened an EU funded project to develop the EuroPsy qualification, which was launched in 2008.

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09.00	Registration
10.00	Pre conference Workshops
15.00	Interaction Group leaders meeting
17.00-18.30	Opening Ceremony Dublin Castle
18.30-20.15	Reception Dublin Castle

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08:00-11.00	Scientific Programme
11.00-11.30	Coffee.
11.30-12.30	Keynote Address Dr. David Farrington Understanding and Preventing Bullying.
12.30-14.00	Lunch (To include Interaction Groups)
14.00-16.00	Scientific Programme Keynote Symposia - for full details please click here
16.00-16.30	Coffee/book launch
16.30-18.00	General Assembly 1

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08:00-11.00	Scientific Programme
11.00-11.30	Coffee.
11.30-12.30	Keynote Address Dr. Sheila Greene The well-being of nine-year-olds in Ireland, at home and at school.
12.30	Packed Lunch.
13.00	Tours Bus to Belfast departs Nassau Street entrance to Arts Block at 12.45pm

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08:00-11.00	Scientific Programme
10.00-12.00	Poster Session 1
11.00-11.30	Coffee.
11.30-12.30	Keynote Address Dr. Ingrid Lunt EuroPsy standards and the qualifications and competencies of educational psychologists: facilitating international mobility?
12.30-14.00	Lunch (To include Interaction Groups)
14.00-16.00	Scientific Programme
15.00-17.00	Poster Session 2
16.00-16.30	Coffee
16.30-18.00	General Assembly 2

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08:00-11.00	Scientific Programme
10.00-12.00	Poster Session 3
11.00-11.30	Coffee. Posters
11.30-12.30	Keynote Address Dr. Beth Doll The Remarkable Power of Playgrounds: How school psychologists transfrom tetherball and tag into social competence.
12.30-14.00	Lunch (To include Interaction Groups)
14.00-16.00	Scientific Programme
15.00-17.00	Poster Session 4
16.00-16.30	Coffee
16.30-18.00	Closing Ceremony
19.15	Depart for Farewell Party
20.00	Farewell Party

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32nd ISPA Conference Dublin 2010

20th - 24th July, The University of Dublin, Trinity College, Ireland

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School Psychology - Making Life Better for all Children

The 2010 ISPA conference is now over. The conference took place from the 20th - 24th July at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. For more information on ISPA and the 2011 conference, which will take place in India, please visit http://www.ispaweb.org/

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