AACN supports continued maintenance of standards in Clinical Neuropsychology through the established board certification process of ABCN. AACN supports the continued development of the ABCN examination process, and advocates for the standards represented by board certification.

AACN has an annual meeting open both to members and nonmembers. The meeting includes an extensive continuing education program which will be of interest to all, including special courses for candidates for board certification and for AACN members and others to maintain specialty knowledge. The Clinical Neuropsychologist is the official journal of AACN. In addition to copies of AACN policy statements which can be accessed by the link on the right, The Clinical Neuropsychologist publishes all AACN official policies and documents.

	Scientific Program - Call for Posters Once again we are pleased to announce a call for abstracts for the Scientific Program at the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (AACN) Annual Conference & Workshops scheduled for June 20-23, 2012 at the Renaissance Seattle Hotel. Over the past 9 years the Scientific Program has featured an excellent poster session on varied topics in adult and pediatric neuropsychology to complement the lineup of outstanding continuing education workshops. The number of submissions has increased substantially every year. This year, the scientific poster session will be held on Thursday, June 21 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm.
	June 20-23, 2012 10th Annual Conference and Workshops Seattle, WA
	Member Dues Payment

Online Poster Abstract Submission: Neuropsychologists, psychologists, students, interns, and residents are encouraged to submit their work for presentation. The annual Edith Kaplan Trainee Research Award will be presented to the trainee voted to have the best poster presentation.

  MEMBER BENEFITS:

• 50% discount on Psychology Press journals
• 20% discount on Oxford Workshop Series books
• Online access to TCN is now available for members and affiliates who have paid annual dues. This access includes all volumes back to 1997 and all pre-publication articles. In addition, throughout 2011 all members will have online access to Child Neuropsychology. Please contact nunce@umich.edu should you have any questions about your access.

Thank you for your interest in maintaining quality standards in Clinical Neuropsychology.