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George Albee, Ph.D., is Professor Emeritus at
the University of Vermont
and Courtesy Professor at the Florida
Mental Health Institute and the University
of South Florida. He served on both the Eisenhower and
Carter Presidential Commissions on Mental Health and is a
past President of the American Psychological Association,
APA's Division of Clinical Psychology, and the American Association
for Applied and Preventive Psychology. He established the
Vermont Conference on the Primary Prevention of Psychopathology
which held 17 conferences bringing together researchers, policy
makers and implementers of primary prevention programs throughout
the world. He has written dozens of books and hundreds of
articles on the merits of prevention. Albee has received many
awards and honors including the American Psychological Society’s
Distinguished Professional Award, the American Psychological
Foundation’s Gold Medal for Life Contribution by a Psychologist
in the Public Interest, and a presidential citation from the
American Psychological Association. |
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