SIP Mission Statement Page, with notes, Undated

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Mission Statement Page
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Idea—
The American Indian Psychologists and Psychology Graduate Students’ mission is to advance 
psychological education and training, scientific practice and organizational change to enhance the 
overall well-being, dignity, welfare, and future of native indigenous people and psychology.
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Presentation of psychological research—providing a forum for research to be presented and 
published
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Professional development opportunities 
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Collaboration and networking among academics, practitioners, scholars, researchers, and 
students
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Sustaining growth of AISP 
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Increasing the number of student scholarships for the annual conference 
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Developing a list of strong candidates for the USU Psychology Graduate Program
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