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Helping Give Away Psychological Science


Helping Give Away Psychological Science (HGAPS, pronounced as two syllables: "H-Gaps") is a nonprofit (501c3) service organization with affiliated chapters at multiple universities. HGAPS is dedicated to helping the best information about psychological science reach the people who would benefit. Our goal is to build small groups to improve the information about psychology on Wikipedia and in the community. We aim to make the pages reach the level of the best college textbook on the topic and help clinicians, clients, and educators each find high-quality resources quickly. View the HGAPS Website Follow our social media: Instagram Twitter Facebook

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HGAPS is finding new ways to make psychological science conferences more accessible!

Here are examples from APA 2022 and the JCCAP Future Directions Forum. Coming soon... ABCT!
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Vision and Mission

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Helping Give Away Psychological Science (HGAPS pronounced as two syllables: "H-Gaps") is a volunteer-based non-profit (501c3) that is dedicated to helping the best information about psychological science reach the people who would benefit. HGAPS aims to bridge the gap between students, clinicians, researchers, and the public by creating and spreading accessible and free resources. We bring together students and content experts to gather and present the best information about psychological science to the people who benefit. ​We aim to link Wikipedia (and Google) with high-quality resources and information about psychological science, improving the next generation of training, and creating tools that help practitioners and researchers.

The official vision and mission statements (approved by the National Board in Summer 2021) are:

Vision: Share psychological science to help improve lives.

Mission: Bridge the science-practice gap by collecting, distilling, and sharing psychological science to promote well-being in the community.

Projects

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Map of components in OSF for Helping Give Away Psychological Science

Here are some metrics about our projects and impact:

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  • Here's a dashboard showing our cumulative efforts across Wikis.
  • For a list of the pages we have built on Wikiversity attached to HGAPS, click here.
  • For a list of all of the Evidence-Based Assessment pages, click here.
  • For a list of Open Teaching of Psychological Science pages (OToPS), click here.

Past HGAPS Projects

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The table is a partial list of HGAPS projects. If you are comfortable with editing Wikipedia or Wikiversity feel free to contribute to these pages. Two strengths of Wiki are that it is easy to update, and many can contribute!

Projects Details Related Event Date
JCCAP FDF meets HGAPS & Wiki Wiki Rapid Grant funded; conference happening virtually starting summer 2022 Link to conference site Summer 2022
YouTube Channel Adding talks, informational videos; send things to add here APS Grant! Until September 2022
Measure Manuals Making "manuals in the cloud" for some of the best free tools for measuring psychological constructs Thursday night meetings Weekly
ABCT 2020 Convention HGAPS has multiple talks, events, videos at the ABCT 2020 Convention Dissemination & Implemention; Conference November 2020
Anti-Racism Assessments and Resources Current
Telepsychology Suggestion box here
Telepsychology Guide for Patients Suggestion box here
Coping with COVID-19 Resources Suggestion box here Re-opening Fall
Coping with Hurricanes and Flooding Hurricane Season Fall
Coping with Wildfires Fire Season Late Summer
Working with Bipolar Disorder During the COVID-19 Pandemic:

Both Crisis and Opportunity[1]

Find out more about this WikiJournal Preprint here
Coping with Coronavirus and other Epidemics Wikiversity page offering information about mental and physical health for children, parents, students, etc.
COVID-19 Financial Resources Find out more information here
Coping with Social Isolation
Coping with Infectious Disease Outbreaks
Hope4Healers Official site here
Team Infographics Find out more information here Current
Team Wiki Content Editors Find out more information here
Team 13 Reasons Why Find out more information here Release of season
Assessment Center Use these tools! Mental Health Awareness Day Current
HCL Manual in the Cloud Free manual for use of the HCL-32 Current
Translations Making psychological resources more available worldwide. APA 2023; Thursday night meetings. Current
2006 AC into REDCap Moving the HGAPS Free Online Assessment Center to REDCap Current
Speaker Series Talk summaries and links to YouTube recordings of our 2022-2023 series talks can be found here. We organize and host various events throughout the academic year. Please see our current events list for more information about upcoming talks. Current
SCAARED Manual In The Cloud Free manual for use of the Screen for Adult Anxiety Related Disorders. Current
1789 College Mental Health and Outreach at UNC Current

Standard Operating Procedures

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HGAPS has been working on streamlining our process and creating instructables to help educate our members and others. Resources on HGAPS, Wiki editing, and many other tools we use. The landing page for our Standard Operating Procedures can be found here.

Current Executive Board and Members

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The inaugural members of the Appalachian State University chapter of HGAPS
  • Information on joining the UNC-Chapel Hill chapter of HGAPS can be found here.
  • Records of executive board members at all HGAPS chapters can be found by expanding the tables below.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapter

Leadership

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Leadership Title Executive Board Members for 2023-2024
Past-President Phoebe Rodda
President Aidan Spelbring
Treasurer Julia Bondareva
Secretary Cameron Thomas
Social Media Chair Thamasi Sagi
Faculty Advisor Eric A. Youngstrom, Ph.D.
Leadership Title Executive Board Members for 2022-2023
Past-President Margaret Wong
President Phoebe Rodda
Treasurer Julia Bondareva
Secretary Maddie Gray
Social Media Chair Thamasi Sagi
Faculty Advisor Eric A. Youngstrom, Ph.D.
Leadership Title Executive Board Members for 2020-2021
Past-President Caroline Vincent
President Colin Park
Treasurer Kyra Klemes
Social Media Chair Margaret Wong
Faculty Advisor Eric A. Youngstrom, Ph.D.

Members of UNC HGAPS 2018-2019

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Lizzie Wilson, Emma Choplin, Hannah Kim, Andrea Pham, Ashley Lawrence, Jenny Rogers, Ishan Thaker, Caroline Vincent, Elissa Scherer, Anna DePollo, Rebecca Burton, Carley Cook, Emilee Kruchten, Kate Foray, Wesley Fulbright, Minna Banawan, Jieun Y (Jinny), Paulina Ruiz, Lucy McClellan.

Members of UNC HGAPS 2017-2018

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Lizzie Wilson, Breana Smith, Delaney Waggener, Emma Choplin Logan Smith, Hannah Lucero, Rachael Kang, Kenny Le, Hannah Kim, Shelby Johnson, Shelby Anderson, Andrea Pham, Ashley Lawrence, Lauren Gebbia, Jeremiah Hartsock, Jenny Rogers, Ishan Thaker, Elissa Scherer, Anna DePollo, Rebecca Burton, Carley Cook, Emilee Kruchten, Kate Foray, Wesley Fulbright, Minna Banawan, Jieun Y (Jinny), Paulina Ruiz, Lucy McClellan, Ariana Soto, and Mian Li Ong.

University of Maryland College Park Chapter

Leadership

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Leadership Title Executive Board Members for 2020-2021
President Julia Iacoviello
Vice President Matt Hailemariam
Treasurer Tony Li
Secretary Nassor Saidi
Social Media Chair Angie Mejia
Faculty Advisor Andres De Los Reyes, Ph.D.

Members of UMD HGAPS 2019-2020

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Morgan Anvari, Trudy Baer, Mahrshi Bakshi, Cindy Cerritos, Grace Chen, Talya Gordon, Matt Hailemariam, Hailey Inverso, Lilly Jin, Angie Mejia, Nassor Saidi, Hannah Tralka, and Taelon Um.

HGAPS Alumni Club

Members 2018-2019

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Addie Jeffs, Ellie Wu, Emily Goldman, Cindy Vo, Chloe Bryen, Breana Smith, Delaney Waggener, Hannah Lucero, Rachael Kang, Kenny Le, Shelby Johnson, Shelby Anderson, Lauren Gebbia, Jeremiah Hartsock, Ariana Soto, Mian Li Ong, and Morgan Wittmer

Members 2019-2020

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Emma Grace Choplin, Logan Smith, Chloe Bryen, Sydney Howie James, Natalie Charamut, Kenny Le, Ellen Anderson, and Mian-Li Ong

Members 2020-2021

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Emma Grace Choplin, Lizzie Wilson, Hannah Kim, Jenny Smith, Logan Smith, Chloe Bryen, Sydney Howie James, Natalie Charamut, Kenny Le, Ellen Anderson, and Mian-Li Ong

HGAPS Pillars

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HGAPS is structured into the following pillars. Each pillar represents a distinct facet of the HGAPS vision and all of our projects fall under one or more of the pillars.

Clinical Research
APA Convention

JCCAP FDF

MICAMH Conference

UNC TEACCH Autism Speaker Series

Evidence-based assessment

What Questionnaire Should I Use?

Psychological Disorder Portfolios

EBA Vignettes

Psychological Measures

Teletherapy

APA Convention

JCCAP FDF

MICAMH Conference

Evidence-based assessment

Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC)

Adult Assessment References

Psychological Measures

Service Teaching
Psychological First Aid

Dealing With a School Shooting

What We Wish They Knew: 13 Reasons Why

Where and How to Find a Therapist

Microbiome and Mental Health

Representation of Eating Disorders in To the Bone

Schizophrenia, Criminality, and its Portrayal in the Media

Representation of Depression, Bipolar Disorder, and OCD in TV

Evidence-based assessment

OToPS

Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC)

Psychological Disorder Portfolios

EBA Vignettes

Helping Give Away Psychological Science/Orientation Training

SOPs and Instructables

Work-plan and Goals

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Goals for HGAPS in 2020

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  • Section will be updated soon!
Click here for workplans from previous years

Goals for HGAPS in 2017-2018 year

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  • Create new pages focusing on EBA and Public Interests;
  • Update existing pages as suggestions and new information become available;
  • Establish a broader presence at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill;
  • Add chapters at other universities;
  • Find more effective ways to have the science of psychology reach and help people

Membership

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HGAPS Members at the UNC Chapel Hill Chapter, Spring 2017

At the UNC Chapter, for example, all members of HGAPS are required to attend 70% of meetings per semester and be full time students (undergraduate or graduate) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. HGAPS will be using a point system similar to other clubs. The HGAPS Club will abide by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Non-Discrimination Policy for Student Organizations, which states the following: Membership and participation in the organization must be open to all students without regard to age, race, color, national origin, disability, religious status or historic religious affiliation, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. Membership and participation in the organization must also be open without regard to gender, unless exempt under Title IX. Student organizations that select their members on the basis of commitment to a set of beliefs (e.g., religious or political beliefs) may limit membership and participation in the organization to students who, upon individual inquiry, affirm that they support the organization's goals and agree with its beliefs, so long as no student is excluded from membership or participation on the basis of his or her age, race, color, national origin, disability, religious status or historic religious affiliation, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or, unless exempt under Title IX, gender. The HGAPS Club will have members pay dues of $12 per semester or $20 per academic year. The Treasurer will handle the finances for membership dues. Funding for any activities will come from outside sources such as fundraisers and requests to Student Congress.

Club Leadership Positions

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The executive board will consist of a president elect, president, past-president, and treasurer, all of whom must be full-time, registered undergraduate or graduate students of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. There will be a faculty advisor, who can be a full-time faculty or staff member of UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC Hospitals, or an affiliated department; an emeritus UNC-Chapel Hill faculty or staff member; or a campus minister. Social Media Chair will be another elected official, however, they will not be included on the executive board. Executive Board members remain in their respective positions until they abdicate or are impeached. Majority vote from all members of the club will elect a new member to the available position. If the President abdicates or is impeached, the President-Elect will take over. The Executive Board will run in succession where the President-Elect, a sophomore, will become the President the following academic year and the President, a junior, will become the Past-President. Elections will take place before the end of spring semester to ensure a smooth transition of leadership positions. Members of the Executive Board are eligible for impeachment if they abuse their power in any way deemed inappropriate. This includes racist, sexist or otherwise inappropriate behavior, actions, or hazing. Impeachment will result in a majority vote to determine what disciplinary action will be taken, resulting in membership termination or probation. Impeachment will also be considered if an Executive Board member does not attend at least 50% of meetings.

Position Description
President The President is responsible for overseeing all of the club’s activities. He or she will make sure the club meets and holds events (fundraisers, trips, etc.) regularly throughout the semester and will help come up with ideas for psychology related events and activities club members can participate in.
President-Elect The President-Elect will focus on recruiting new members to the club to ensure that the club continues to develop and improve over time. In addition, the President-Elect will be in charge of checking-in members at meetings and related events and work closely with the Treasurer to plan budgets. He or she will also make sure members will attend the required number of meetings. They will be responsible for any written minutes about voting and meetings (serving a role similar to Secretary in some other clubs).
Past-President The Past-President will act as an advisor to both the President and President-Elect. They will be on the executive board and participate in voting.
Treasurer The Treasurer will monitor funds. The Treasurer is a member of the Executive Board. He or she will ensure each member pays their club dues and handle all finances for merchandise and all other activities. The Treasurer will also be responsible for seeking financial aid from the University as appropriate.
Secretary The Secretary will be responsible for checking in members and taking attendance at every meeting. They will take minutes during executive meetings and check the HGAPS gmail account, replying to inquiries or forwarding relevant messages to the appropriate individuals for a response.
Social Media Chair The Social Media Chair will be responsible for creating, updating, and editing HGAPS social media platforms including: Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. This is an elected position, though it is not part of the Executive Board.
Faculty Advisor The Faculty Advisor must be a full-time faculty or staff member of UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC Hospitals, or an affiliated department; an emeritus UNC-Chapel Hill faculty or staff member; or a campus minister. The Advisor does not have the right to vote. The Advisor will be given the position of one of the primary contacts for the University. The Advisor will serve until he or she abdicates.

Conferences and Meetings

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Group picture from Miami International Child & Adolescent Mental Health (MICAMH) Conference 2020 after the "Testing, tuning, and translating the best of the free tools for assessment, treatment, and education about mental health" workshop.

Meetings

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There are 14 meetings per semester with at least two Executive Board members in attendance at each. Additional meetings and activities are held as needed. Meetings are currently held Thursday evenings from 6:00 - 8:00 pm in Howell Hall on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. A remote option via Zoom is available for national 501(c)3 and international collaborators, most of whom are graduate students or professionals in the field.

Speaker Series

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HGAPS has created speaker series where we invite distinguished members of our field to come share tips about graduate school, speak about their research, discuss opportunities in the field, and provide advice on topics such as public speaking.

Conferences

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  • APA: HGAPS has contributed programming to the annual APA National Convention, including in partnership with SCCAP
  • ABCT: We have several events included in the 2020 Convention Program for the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT), as well as pages working with the Bipolar Disorders Special Interest Group (SIG).
  • NCPA: We are partnering with the North Carolina Psychological Association to develop pages with notes and resources related to conference programming.
  • JCCAP Future Directions Forum
  • MICAMH- We partnered with Miami International Children and Adolescent Mental Health Conference to develop pages with notes and resources to the workshops and keynote speakers at the 3-day conference.

Click here for HGAPS Conferences

Edit-a-thons

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  • November 2022 - Zoom -- The #1004 Squid Game team hosted a second edit-a-thon over Zoom to edit and expand upon the work done at Korea University over the summer, further adding and refining resources based on psychological topics addressed in Squid Game.
  • July 2022 - Korea Univeristy -- The #1004 Squid Game team hosted a live editing event to gather evidence-based psychological resources centering around presentations of psychopathology and trauma depicted in the TV show Squid Game.
  • Summer 2022 - Zoom -- The #996 Conferences team held two edit-a-thons focused on creating and editing four living biography pages for noteworthy psychologists.
  • Spring 2020 - Zoom -- we are doing weekly Zoom-a-thons Thursday nights 6-8 pm Eastern Daylight Time.
  • Spring 2018 UNC-CH -- we did two editing sessions focused on gathering psychological first aid, information about coping and support strategies, and assessments in response to school violence. Content experts joined by video-conference and reviewed pages and made suggestions.
  • Fall 2017 UNC-CH -- this edit-a-thon worked on five "public interest" pages and included several educators and licensed clinicians, as well as students working long distance from Appalachian State University and content experts participating by video conference. The link connects to current draft versions of content.

Current and Past Projects

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HGAPS Club has accumulated and impressive body of work, including many Wikipedia and Wikiversity pages regarding Evidence-Based Assessment, among other projects. The following are pages HGAPS members have created on Wikipedia: /HGAPS Wikipedia and Wikiversity Projects. North Carolina Psychological Association (NCPA)

Tools we use

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Canva -- a software package with free images, free student licensing, and templates that we have used to make a lot of our infographics.

Google Suite -- organization-wide storage and workspace for most of our project planning and output outside of Wiki. Our institution-specific bylaws, meeting agendas, planning documents, records, and more all are housed on Google Suite, allowing for team collaboration with a higher degree of confidentiality.

Grammarly -- AI based writing assistant and browser extension, Grammarly reviews English writing for grammar, punctuation, spelling, tone, and clarity. We use this resource specifically as it is provided at a discounted price for UNC-CH students, where the first HGAPS chapter was created.

OSF -- OSF, or the Open Science Framework, is an online platform where academic research projects, materials, and data can be organized and archived. OSF is a free, open source web tool that streamlines collaboration and organization during the research process. You can find our project OSF here.

R Markdown

Zotero -- free, open source desktop application and browser extension. Zotero is a reference management software that allows bibliographic data and reference materials to be stored, organized, and shared between collaborators.

ORCID -- an ORCID, or Open Researcher and Contributor ID, is a non-proprietary alphanumeric code that allows the work of published researchers and scientific contributors to be uniquely identified across platforms. This tool is useful as it neatly tracks and organizes published works even if an individual's institutional affiliation or surname change.

Slack -- our main platform for remote communication, Slack is an instant messaging platform designed for professional communication.

Wiki Tools we have found helpful:

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Use the Wikipedia URL Shortener https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:UrlShortener to take long URLs (like this) and make them short (like this).

For page view counts, this tool is helpful.

Resources

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Resources

Universal Wikipedia and Wikiversity Editor

Hurricane and flooding preparation and tips

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/External Links

E-mail and Social Media

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Official websitewww.hgaps.org

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Twitter:
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Other Social Media Links:
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https://www.facebook.com/HGAPS

https://www.instagram.com/hgapsorganization/


Press and Recognition

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2020 Dr. Eric Youngstrom receives the Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award.

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Gail McKnight Beckman created the Beckman award to benefit teachers who have inspired their students to make a difference in the community. The award is given to current or former academic faculty members who have inspired their former students to “create an organization which has demonstrably conferred a benefit on the community at large.”[2] Dr. Youngstrom received $25,000 and was selected for inspiring former student and alum Mian-Li Ong, Lizzie Wilson, and others to make a significant difference in the community.[3] HGAPS conducts transformational mental health work and shares if freely with the community. Dr. Youngstrom and his family donated the entire award to the HGAPS 501c3.

Upcoming Events

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Current Users

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Subpages

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References

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  1. ↑ Youngstrom, Eric A.; Hinshaw, Stephen P.; Stefana, Alberto; Chen, Jun; Michael, Kurt; Van Meter, Anna; Maxwell, Victoria; Michalak, Erin E. et al. (2020). "Working with Bipolar Disorder During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Both Crisis and Opportunity". WikiJournal of Medicine 7 (1): 4. doi:10.15347/WJM/2020.004. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/WikiJournal_of_Medicine/Working_with_Bipolar_Disorder_During_the_COVID-19_Pandemic:_Both_Crisis_and_Opportunity. 
  2. ↑ American Psychological Association (2020). "Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award Trust". www.apa.org. Retrieved 2020-12-04.
  3. ↑ "Dr. Eric Youngstrom Receives Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award | Clinical Psychology Graduate Program". clinicalpsych.unc.edu. Retrieved 2020-12-04.



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