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National Representatives
Because we have broadened the scope of the organization in recent years, the STAR Board has appointed the following national representatives to acquaint colleagues in their respective countries with our organization. Please feel free to contact your national representative, the President or the Secretary/Treasurer if you have ideas on how to recruit new members into the organization. If your country does not have a national representative and you would like to suggest someone (including yourself), please contact the STAR President.
The term of a national representative is three years, renewable if agreed upon. The primary role of a national representative is to enhance STAR's visibility through:
- Announcement of the "Call for papers" for the STAR annual meetings in Newsletters, Journals, etc.
- Recruitment of new members who are doing research in the areas of stress, anxiety and coping,
- Reporting on your activities as national representatives at the annual STAR conference,
- Distribution of STAR information materials.
National representatives receive multiple copies of the STAR brochure, membership application forms, and annual meeting pamphlets on a regular basis. However, due to budgetary limitations, STAR cannot reimburse national representatives for mailings, advertisements, etc. Hopefully, local universities will be willing to underwrite these expenses.
The current national representatives are:
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Argentina
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Nora B. Leibovich, University of Buenos Aires
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Australia
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Kate Moore, Deakin University
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Austria
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Anton Laireiter, Universität Salzburg
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Belgium
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Eric Depreeuw, Katolieke Universiteit, Brussel
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Brasilia
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José Jacinto Vasconcelos Raposo, University Trás-os-Montes
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Canada
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Esther Greenglass, York University,
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China
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Jian Li, Kunming Medical University
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Croatia
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Natasa Jokic-Begic University of Zagreb
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Czech Republic
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Iva Stuchlikova, University of South Bohemia
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Estonia
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Eda Merisalu, University of Tartu
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Finland
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Juhani Julkunen, University of Helsinki
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France
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Leon-Patrice Celestin, Dept. Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, C.H.I. Hospital Poissy-Saint German
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Germany
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Sonja Rohrmann, Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-Universität
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Greece
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Eleni Vasilaki, University of Crete
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Hungary
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Kornel Sipos, Semmelweis University (Budapest), Faculty of Phys. Educ.
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India
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Krishnan Saraladevi, University of Madras
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Iran
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Hamid Soori Shaheed Beheshti University of Medical Science
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Ireland
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Brian Hughes, University of Ireland
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Israel
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Moshe Zeidner, University of Haifa
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Italy
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Anna Laura Comunian, Padova University
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Japan
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Satoshi Shimai, Kobe College
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Malaysia
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Rahmattullah Khan, International Islamic University
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Mexico
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Emilia Lucio-Gomez, University of Mexico City
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New Zealand
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Linda Jones, Massey University - Wellington Campus
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Norway
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Knut A. Hagtvet, Oslo University
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Pakistan
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Syed Ali Akbar Naqvi, Government Degree College Raiwind
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Poland
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Dorota Wlodarczyk, Medical University of Warsaw
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Portugal
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Américo Baptista, University Lusofona, Lisbon
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Puerto Rico
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Sylvia Fernández Colorado, Carlos Albizu University
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Romania
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Ioana V. Miclutia, University of Medicine Cluj
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Russia
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Vladimir Kuznetsov, Nothern State Meical University
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Singapore
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Vivian Ng, National University of Singapore
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Slovakia
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Ivan Sarmany Schuller, Slovak Academy of Science Bratislava
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Spain
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Albert Sese, Balearic Island University
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Switzerland
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Urte Scholz, University of Zurich
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The Netherlands
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Joost Meijer, University of Amsterdam
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Turkey
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Emine Erktin, Bogazici University of Istanbul
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United Kingdom
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Nazanin Derakshan, Birbeck College, University of London
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United States of America
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Brian Hall, Rush Medical College, Chicago David Manier, Lehman College - City University of New York
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