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Licensed psychology advisory committee recommends Dr. Daniel Garlock for appointment
Summary
The advisory committee recommended Dr. Daniel Garlock to the Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board to fill an open advisory committee slot after discussing candidates' geographic distribution, early-career perspective and supervisory experience; committee indicated consensus rather than a contested vote.
The licensed psychology advisory committee voted by consensus Oct. 14 to recommend Dr. Daniel Garlock to the BSRB to fill one open advisory committee seat.
Executive Director David Fye reminded members that advisory appointments are two‑year terms with a maximum reappointment allowing up to eight years of service. Members discussed candidate qualifications, geographic representation and how an early‑career perspective could benefit issues such as AI and training. Several members noted personal or supervisory experience with Dr. Garlock and voiced support; with no objections raised, the chair said the committee will recommend Dr. Daniel Garlock to the board.
Why it matters: Advisory‑committee appointments shape the board’s access to profession-specific expertise used to advise regulatory changes and policy recommendations.
What’s next: The committee will forward its recommendation to the BSRB for formal appointment; no formal secret-ballot vote was taken at the advisory‑committee level.
