EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TASK FORCE CHAIRS Please reach out to any of these individuals if you would like to join their task force as an active committee member. If you are interested in leading a task force please reach out to the MNG Chair. Applied Cognition...
Meet the Leadership & Participate Please reach out to any of these individuals if you would like to lead or join a task force or become an active member. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRAllan Kozlowski CHAIR-ELECT Linda Ehrlich-Jones PAST CHAIRNoelle E. Carlozzi...
A Note From Your MNG Chair We tend to think of the turn of a decade as a point of change. As we enter the 2020s, one of the first tasks for the Measurement Networking Group (MGN) will be to reapply for a change of status to an Interdisciplinary Special Interest group,...
MNG Task Force Updates APPLIED COGNITION & TBI TASK FORCE The Applied Cognition & TBI Task Force is continuing its mission to address cognitive rehabilitation research needs related to cognitive outcomes, tools, and measurements. The AC TBI Task...
Did you hear about the SOLD OUT 2017 Early Career Development Course? By Reza Ehsanian, MD, DPhil Chair, Early Career Development Course Task Force What an exciting year for the Early Career Development Course! The word has definitely spread about the great...
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