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The INTERAMERICAN SOCIETY OF PSYCHOLOGY was formed in Mexico City in December, 1951. The following officers were elected: President: Eduardo Krapf, University of Buenos Aires, Argentine; Vice-President: Werner Wolff, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York; Secretary: Oswaldo Robles, University of Mexico; Treasurer: Hernan Verrgara, University of Bogota, Colombia; Associated Vice-Presidents: W. Line, Canada; Enrique B. Roxo, Brazil; Carlos Nassar, Chile; Jaime Barrios Pena, Guatemala. The society has its Latin-American office at the University of Mexico and its U.S.A. office at Bard College.