[AVAPL Members] APA Ballot
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- Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 20:26:01 -0400
Sending this message on behalf of Dr. Mark Hinterthuer:
The ballot for APA President was released this week and I would like to
strongly encourage everyone to consider Dr. Paul Craig as their first
choice. I have known Paul for over 20 years and I firmly believe that he
would be an outstanding choice for President. I served as the Arkansas
Representative on the APA Council of Representatives for several terms.
During the first few terms, Arkansas was in a coalition with several
other smaller states including Alaska (This was before the "Wildcard"
legislation that granted each state their own voting seat). Paul was the
Representative from Alaska and I got to know him quite well and to see
him in action. He has always been bright, curious, interested in
learning something new and had the knack of seeing the big picture and
making things happen. He was well respected by everyone on Council.
Since those days, Paul has served as APA Treasurer during some difficult
times. He has served quite well in that capacity and I feel he has
a good knowledge of the opportunities and challenges of our
profession. Paul did complete part of his fellowship training in a VA
setting on his way to his ABPP in Clinical Neuropsychology. While he has
worked in private practice in Alaska for many years, I know that Paul is
interested in issues that impact Veterans and in learning of the real
and continued improvements the VA has made in recent years as well as
the challenges that remain. I know that Paul will listen and do what he
can to ensure good communication with everyone involved with Veteran issues.
In closing, I will add that Paul is a very positive person with a great
sense of humor. I strongly urge you to consider him for APA President.
If you would like more information, I would direct you to Paul's
practice and campaign websites:
www.drpaulcraig.net <3D%22http://ww=>
www.paulcraigforapapresident.net <3D%22http://www.paulcr=>
Thanks,
Mark Hinterthuer, Ph.D.
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