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School Psychology
Department of Special Education and Clinical Sciences
· Emily Cornell, SPED Academic Secretary Phone: (541)346-1638 · Melissa Finch, SPED Academic Secretary Phone: (541)346-2146 The School Psychology program prepares psychologists who are scientist-practitioners. Through applied research, school psychologists promote development in children, students, and families. School Psychology students master valid scientific methods of assessment and intervention to identify, prevent, and resolve educational problems for children and adults. Students assess the academic and social development of children and adults within specific environments or ecologies in order to plan and evaluate academic and behavioral interventions. Students also master strategies for consulting and training with parents, teachers, and related school personnel.
UPCOMING EVENT:
The 2009-10 DIBELS/IDEL Research Team has invited several Reading First experts to provide a comprehensive overview of Oregon Reading First and answer your questions about the project. Please join us for a presentation from Scott Baker, Carrie Thomas-Beck, Hank Fien, Doris Baker, Tricia Travers, and Carol Dissen, January 22, 2:00-4:00 pm in HEDCO, Room 220. Click here for the presentation flyer. We hope to see you there! Are you looking for opportunities to conduct research with nationally recognized leaders in applied educational research? more... Looking for application forms? Download forms and procedural instructions from SPSY HOME. |
