OMNA Councils and Committees
APA Components are committees and councils of experts on specific topic areas appointed by APA President-elect. Below are the components staffed by OMNA. See governance.
Council on Minority Mental Health and Mental Health Disparities
Subcomponents:
- Committee of American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Psychiatrists
- Committee of Asian American Psychiatrists
- Committee of Black Psychiatrists
- Committee on Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Issues
- Committee on Mental Healthcare for Veterans, Military Personnel, and Their Families
- Committee of Hispanic Psychiatrists
- Committee on International Medical Graduates
- Corresponding committee on Religion, Spirituality, and Psychiatry
More information on Council on Minority Mental Health
Council On Children, Adolescents, and their Families
Subcomponents:
- Blanche F Ittleson Research Award Corresponding Committee
Committee on Family Violence and Abuse
Corresponding Committee on Infancy and Early Childhood
Corresponding Committee on Juvenile Justice Issues
Corresponding Committee on Mental Health and Schools
Agnes Purcell McGavin Award Selection Corresponding Committee
Committee on Developmental Disabilities
More information on Council on Children
Council on Social Issues and Public Psychiatry
Subcomponents:
Caucus of State Hospital Psychiatrists
Caucus of Psychiatrists Working in Correctional Settings
Caucus of Psychiatrists Treating Persons with Mental Retardation/
Developmental Disabilities
Psychiatric Services Achievement Awards Corresponding Committee
(October to October tenures)
More information on Council on Social Issues
Assembly Committee of Representatives of MUR Groups
More information on Committee of MUR Representatives
Minority and Underrepresented (MUR) Groups Caucuses:
- American Indian/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian
- Asian-American
- Black
- Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual
- Hispanic
- IMG (International Medical Graduates)
- Women
More information on MUR Group Caucuses
To join a Caucus
Go to Members Corner, Member profile update, Section 3f click here
or email apa@psych.org
or call (888)357-7924.