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AASP Regional Representatives

 The regional representative position is a 2 year commitment in which your responsibilities include disseminating information about AASP to students and schools in your region, organizing or helping with your region's student conference, and being a leader on a student initiative. Other duties include attending the student open and regional representative meetings at the annual AASP conference.

To apply for a regional representative position send a one page, double spaced, statement of intent and describe your proposed involvement in an established student initiative (see below) or a new student initiative you would like to develop. Additionally, obtain a letter of recommendation from a faculty member. Submit your application to Tucker Readdy, by March 1st. Applications will be reviewed at the Spring Executive Board meeting and applicants will be notified of the decision within two weeks following the meeting. The position will start at the beginning of the following Annual Conference.


Student Representative

Tucker Readdy
Oregon State University
readdyr@onid.orst.edu

Todd Gilson
Michigan State University
gilsonto@msu.edu


 

Northeast Region

The Northeast Region includes Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and Rhode Island

Elizabeth Loughren
Temple University
eloughren@temple.edu


 

Mid–Atlantic Region

The Mid–Atlantic Region includes Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Delaware, and the Washington DC region

Sean Mullen  
University of Virginia
sean.mullen@virginia.edu

Jessica Lutkenhouse

Lasalle University

 


 

 

Southeast Region

The Southeast Region includes Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida

Frederick Dietrich
University of Florida
fdd08c@fsu.edu

Philip Post
University of Tennessee

ppost1@utk.edu

Tanya Prewitt
University of Tennessee
tprewit1@utk.edu

Sam Whalen
University of Tennessee
swhalen@utk.edu


 

Midwest Region

The Midwest Region includes Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebreska

Eric Bean
Michigan State University
beaneric@msu.edu

Michigan State University
Miami University of Ohio
Justink@hkusa.com


Megan Pietrucha
Illinois School of Professional Psychology/Argosy University
mpietrucha@hotmail.com

Moe Machida
Miami University of Ohio
machidm@muohio.edu


 

Southwest Region

The Southwest Region includes California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Hawaii

Ian Connole
California State University at Fullerton
iconnole@fullerton.edu


Kristy Moore
University of Northern Colorado
moor9205@unco.edu


 

Northwest Region

The Northwest Region includes Alaska, Washington State, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming

Tucker Readdy
Oregon State University
readdyr@onid.orst.edu


 

South Central Region

The South Central Region includes Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas

Glenn Pfenninger
University of North Texas
glennp@unt.edu

Brad Jurica
University of North Texas


 

International Region


Aditi Mankad
The University of Western Australia
mankaa01@student.uwa.edu.au