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Auburn graduate student receives APA award

starlaThe APA Ethics Committee and the American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS) have announced the eighth annual prize for a graduate student paper on psychology and ethics, awarded to Starla Armstrong. Armstrong will receive $1,000, a round trip ticket to APA's 2009 Annual Convention in Toronto, Canada, plus three nights of hotel accommodation. The prize will be presented at a convention session. Also, her paper will be published in the American Psychological Association's Journal of Ethics and Behavior. This award is only given to one graduate student in the nation.

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