I am pleased to report on the results of the delegate nomination and selection process. As indicated in a previous update, the Planning Commission sought nominations first from the 17 neuropsychology organizations, with two delegates selected from each organization’s list of nominees. Because there is currently no neuropsychology organization at the doctoral level, the Planning Commission also sought one delegate each from CUDCP and NCSPP, which, taken together, represent the

We enjoyed holding a Town Hall event for students on July 20, 2022! The event was recorded and may be viewed here. https://vimeo.com/732170364

Last month I had an enjoyable time speaking with John Bellone and Ryan Van Patten of the NavNeuro podcast. We discussed the history of Houston Conference Guidelines, the rationale for updating them via the Minnesota Neuropsychology Conference, and the planning process for the conference so far. As always, John and Ryan demonstrated their research and interviewing skills to produce an informative and laid-back episode. The direct link is here and

Home Updates Delegate Selection The Delegate Selection Committee has been diligently at work building a slate of delegates as described in the January 11 Update. What added to that task was the incredible response from both organizations nominating delegates and individuals who self-nominated to serve. Delegate applicants have been informed of the delay, and applicants will be notified of their status as delegates on or before May 31, 2022.  

Several people have expressed an interest in applying to be a delegate to the Minnesota 2022 Update Conference. The process of delegate application has two phases. First, each of the seventeen neuropsychology organizations represented on the HCGRPC has been asked to submit a list of 3-5 individuals for consideration by the HCGRPC as delegates. Organization nominees have until February 15, 2022 to complete their applications on the Nominee Portal. Additionally, beginning on

Official Conference Logo Thanks to our logo designer! I wanted to create a design that captured the element of diversity through color symbolism. Color plays an important role across cultures and time, and I wanted to highlight the rich diversity of organizations within clinical neuropsychology coming together (similar to the shapes coming together to form the whole brain) to form the Houston Conference Guidelines Revision Planning Commission (HCGRPC). Additionally, I

Welcome! Welcome to the first update from the Houston Conference Guidelines Revision Planning Commission (HCGRPC), which was formed earlier this year. Our role is not to revise the Houston Conference Guidelines. Rather, we are developing the process by which they will be revised, which will culminate in a conference to be held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, beginning September 12, 2022 (more on that later). That process will be a large group