Wendi S. Williams Appointed as President of the American Psychological Association for 2026
January 8, 2026 - 13:24
Wendi S. Williams, a distinguished alumna of UC Davis, has been named the president of the American Psychological Association (APA) for 2026. With a robust background in psychology, Williams brings an impressive combination of academic achievement, leadership skills, and personal insight to this prestigious role. As a psychology major, her journey has been fueled by an insatiable curiosity and a strong sense of empathy, which have shaped her approach to the field.
Throughout her career, Williams has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to social change, utilizing the power of storytelling and connection to advocate for mental health awareness and support. Her innovative ideas and dedication to the discipline have garnered respect and admiration from colleagues and peers alike. In her new position, she aims to inspire others in the field to prioritize inclusivity and accessibility in psychological practices, ensuring that diverse voices are heard and valued. Williams' leadership promises to bring a transformative perspective to the APA, influencing future generations of psychologists.
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