In 1995, Social Psychologists from Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand voted to form the Society of Australasian Social Psychologists (SASP). The Society was formed from an informal network of social psychologists in the two countries, who had been meeting at an annual conference since 1972.
One main aim of SASP is to facilitate contact between social psychologists around the world. Another is to support undergraduate and postgraduate education in social psychology in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. This is achieved through events such as conferences and summer schools, sharing information online, and scholarships and awards.
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- Call for unpublished papers: Meta-analysis on affective consequences of revenge
- IAI-IACCP 2025 Conference, Brisbane Australia Abstract submission
- SPSP pre-conference on “LGBTIQ+ Research Across the Globe”
- Two continuing education-focused roles in Psychology at the University of Sydney
- Two New Academic Positions in Psychology at ANU
- Research Fellow in Psychology position at Flinders
- PSPB is seeking nominations for Associate Editors starting in January 2025
- Call for Abstracts – Contextual Factors in Expressing and Regulating Emotions in Close Relationship Interactions
- SASP Gender and Sexuality Preconference 2024
- SASP 2024 Postgraduate Travel Awards Open
The current committee
The current President of SASP is Tom Denson from The University of NSW.
The Secretary is Liz Summerell from The University of NSW.
The Treasurer is Brianne Hastie from Murdoch University.
The Digital Officer is Anna Klas from Deakin University.
The Communication Officer is Sarah Ratcliffe from The University of Sydney.
The SASP Post-graduate Representative is Maddy Slegers from Flinders University.