School psychology
School psychology is a field aimed at students who want
to become psychologists in educational settings, where they can
promote healthy child and youth development.
The college's program in school psychology is based on the
science-practitioner model, in which students learn to read
research, formulate hypotheses, test them in practice, and share
results with colleagues.
Program highlights
National recognition: The school psychology program has
been approved by the National
Association of School Psychologists (NASP).
Licensure: Students pursuing specific coursework may
qualify to take the psychology licensure exam.
Field experiences:
The program includes extensive field experiences in schools and
community-based mental health settings.
M.A./specialist certificate in school psychology
Program overview
Ph.D. in educational psychology (school
psychology emphasis)
Program overview
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