CONTENTS September, 2000 Publication Date: March, 2001

Cover Photo Copyright 2001 Carolyn Simmons

Spotsylvania Fire Drill There was no fire after all, it was a computer glitch. Meanwhile, the List goes on, but there are other ways to get through to your fellow members. Bill Gabrenya		IACCP Affairs New Books ARTS2002 - Conveners Needed Call for 2004 Congress Proposals Call for 2003 European Regional Congress Proposals   General Announcements Cross-Cultural Management Series Thunderbird International Business Review Position Announcement: Richmond, The American International University. London Asian Psychologist still in business   Conferences IACCP - Winchester IACCP - Indonesia AASP IAIR IUPsyS Others...
Being a Non-Western Psychologist? The winner of the Harry and Pola Triandis Doctoral Thesis Award describes how she became a cross-cultural psychologist. Candan Ertubey
Counseling & Culture: Introducing a New Series on Counseling and Clinical Psychology Paul's new series will attempt to demonstrate how the language of counseling and clinical psychology can be accurately and appropriately translated to non-Western cultures. Paul Pedersen
Counseling & Culture: Why Counseling, Why Not Shou-Jing? Why Shou-Jing, Why Not Counseling? An eye-witness insider describes the inadequacy of professional psychotherapists following the 1999 Taiwan earthquake, and attributes the problem to their poor understanding of their own culture. Ann Shu-Ping Lin
A Week Long Cross-Cultural Feast in Pultusk Pawel Boski reports on the XV Congress of IACCP: Where it came from, what we did, and what the Association needs to do. Pawel Boski
Report of the Treasurer (XV Congress, 2000) Ted says things look good. Here are the data. Theodore M. Singelis

About the Cover Photo Contributed by Carolyn Simmons, University of North Carolina at Wilmington Young girls in rehearsal for their dance performance as part of the National Day Celebrations, September 1999, Beijing, China.