ASSOCIATION REPORTS Dr. Holliday also has been a great friend! Her good humor, exciting stories, and invigorating banter made CEMA’s meetings and the many meals we shared together meaningful and worthwhile. She helped shape CEMA’s half day-long new member orientation session into an experience that enabled new members to see CEMA’s purpose, feel excitement about the possibilities of CEMA’s mission, and most importantly feel welcome to the strange and sometimes confusing world that can be APA’s governance structure. CEMA has been the gateway that many of APA’s and psychology’s ethnic minority leaders have passed though. Dr. Holliday helped the experience be just a little less daunting and a bit more “family”oriented. CEMA’s challenge will be to build upon Dr. Holliday’s legacy of cooperation, collaboration, leadership, and friendship to enable APA’s ethnic minority psychology agenda in general, and CEMA’s mission in particular to prosper and grow! CEMA and others celebrated and honored Dr. Holliday’s 16 years of service to APA at the recent APA Annual Convention in San Diego, California. Fond Farewell Dr. Holliday! Although CEMA will miss your presence, your vision endures!
The Council of National Psychological Associations for the Advancement of Ethnic Minority Interests (CNPAAEMI) 2010 CNPAAEMI Members — Gordon C. Nagayama Hall, PhD, Asian American Psychological Association; Edward Anthony Delgado-Romero, PhD National Latina(o) Psychological Association; Linda James Meyers, PhD, Association of Black Psychologists; Pamela B. Deters, PhD Society of Indian Psychologists; Manuel J. Casas, PhD, Division 45 Farewell & Congratulations! The Council of National Psychological Associations for the Advancement of Ethnic Minority Interests (CNPAAEMI) takes this opportunity to acknowledge and applaud the leadership of the APA Office of Ethnic Minority Affairs (OEMA) by the retiring Senior Director,
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