The mission of the CPE Programming Subcommittee, a subcommittee of the Continuing Education Committee, is to serve the interests of members by ensuring that FPA offers a wide variety of fresh and affordable education programs that are in compliance with standards set by the American Psychological Association and the Florida Board of Psychology. Composition The CPE Programming Subcommittee is comprised of a the FPA president elect, the FPA treasurer, and up to four additional FPA members selected by the subcommittee chair, one of whom must be an Early Career Psychologist. The FPA Executive Director and the FPA Continuing Education Coordinator serve as ex-officio non-voting members. Responsibilities of the CPE Programming Subcommittee Chair Working closely with the FPA Continuing Education Coordinator, solicit topics and speakers for CPE programs in Florida that will be in compliance with APA accreditation standards. Specific activities include: Work with FPA staff to recommend the theme and content for the annual FPA Convention; Work with FPA staff to recommend the theme and content for conferences; Identify and invite speakers to submit proposals for consideration; Identify and solicit advertisers and sponsors to help fund the costs of conventions and conferences; Assist FPA staff with planning social events and menus during sponsored conventions and conferences; Work with FPA staff and the committee to research and recommend delivery of programs, including use of webinars, podcasts and home studies; Ensure that any budget are communicated to the Continuing Education Committee Chair in time to submit to the FPA Treasurer by the deadline; Submit information to the Continuing Education Committee for the written report to the Board of Directors before each meeting, or as otherwise requested. CPE Programming Subcommittee Responsibilities/Expectations Participate in any meetings called by the Chair; Identify and invite speakers to submit proposals for consideration; Identify and solicit advertisers and sponsors to help fund the costs of programs; Assist FPA staff with planning social events and menus during sponsored conventions and conferences; Be willing to author a home study or webinar course; With Central Office support, help promote FPA events to new and prospective members; Be willing to give a presentation to a local Chapter. ETHICS ADVISORY COMMITTEE DESCRIPTION Mission
The mission of the CPE Programming Subcommittee, a subcommittee of the Continuing Education Committee, is to serve the interests of members by ensuring that FPA offers a wide variety of fresh and affordable education programs that are in compliance with standards set by the American Psychological Association and the Florida Board of Psychology. Composition The CPE Programming Subcommittee is comprised of a the FPA president elect, the FPA treasurer, and up to four additional FPA members selected by the subcommittee chair, one of whom must be an Early Career Psychologist. The FPA Executive Director and the FPA Continuing Education Coordinator serve as ex-officio non-voting members. Responsibilities of the CPE Programming Subcommittee Chair Working closely with the FPA Continuing Education Coordinator, solicit topics and speakers for CPE programs in Florida that will be in compliance with APA accreditation standards. Specific activities include: Work with FPA staff to recommend the theme and content for the annual FPA Convention; Work with FPA staff to recommend the theme and content for conferences; Identify and invite speakers to submit proposals for consideration; Identify and solicit advertisers and sponsors to help fund the costs of conventions and conferences; Assist FPA staff with planning social events and menus during sponsored conventions and conferences; Work with FPA staff and the committee to research and recommend delivery of programs, including use of webinars, podcasts and home studies; Ensure that any budget are communicated to the Continuing Education Committee Chair in time to submit to the FPA Treasurer by the deadline; Submit information to the Continuing Education Committee for the written report to the Board of Directors before each meeting, or as otherwise requested. CPE Programming Subcommittee Responsibilities/Expectations Participate in any meetings called by the Chair; Identify and invite speakers to submit proposals for consideration; Identify and solicit advertisers and sponsors to help fund the costs of programs; Assist FPA staff with planning social events and menus during sponsored conventions and conferences; Be willing to author a home study or webinar course; With Central Office support, help promote FPA events to new and prospective members; Be willing to give a presentation to a local Chapter. ETHICS ADVISORY COMMITTEE DESCRIPTION Mission