SAA is offering a total of ten travel scholarships for Early Career Members this year, including 5 “within continent travel scholarships” (750€) and 5 “cross continental travel scholarships” (1500€) for the active participation in the SAA Conference 2025. Individuals may apply who: 1. Are SAA Early Career Members and have paid dues for 2025. 2.
SAA 2025: May 26-28 We are excited to announce that the next SAA conference will be hosted by Peter Kuppens, Ines Myin-Germeys, Olivia Kirtley, and Ginette Lafit at KU Leuven in Belgium. For more information including Call for Abstracts and details about Registration visit the conference website (https://saa2025.com)
The awards committee selected a publication by Dr. Anna Jori Lücke (RWTH Aachen University) for this year’s Early Career Award. The article “Between-Person and Within-Person Associations of Sleep and Working-Memory in the Everyday Lives of Old and Very Old Adults: Initial Level, Learning, and Variability” published in Sleep uses data from an ambulatory assessment study
A word form the organizers of SAA 2024 in Ann Arbor (Aidan Wright and Sarah Sperry): “Save the date! We are excited to announce that the 2024 annual conference for the Society for Ambulatory Assessment will be held at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan, from June 3rd to June 5th. The conference
We are looking for candidates for the upcoming elections of the SAA Executive Committee. The following positions will be vacated in 2024: President-Elect (2024 – 2026; to become President 2026 – 2028) Secretary (2024 – 2028) Member-at-Large (2024 – 2028) Member-at-Large (2024 – 2028) Early Career Member-at-Large (2024 – 2026) Do you know anybody who
The first in-person conference since more the three years attracted 349 attendees – more than any other in-person SAA conference so far! This conference featured more than 40 paper sessions, symposia and poster sessions. Additionally, three highly inspiring keynotes were presented by Matthias Mehl, Faith Matcham, and this year’s ECR award winner Marieke Schreuder.
This year’s SAA Eary Career Award went to Marieke Schreuder (KU Leuven). Dr. Schreuder’s work targets the development and progression of mental health problems. She uses ambulatory assessment data to better understand emotion dynamics within individuals, and to use these dynamic parameters to forsee mental health problems. She receives this year’s ECR award for her
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