Program Overview

EDS School Psychology (EDSS) Program

The EDS School Psychology program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in school psychology, preparing them for careers in this field. The program covers various aspects of school psychology, including assessment, intervention, and consultation.

Course Offerings

The program offers a range of courses, including:

• EDSS 512: School Safety, Crisis Preparedness, and Response
• EDSS 592: Independent Study
• EDSS 601: Psychology of Children with Exceptions
• EDSS 610: History and Systems of Psychology
• EDSS 612: School Safety, Crisis Preparedness, and Response
• EDSS 615: Intro to Research in Ed & Psyc
• EDSS 626: Culture and Diversity
• EDSS 627: Group Process & Facilitation
• EDSS 630: Assessment in School Settings
• EDSS 640: Ethical and Legal Issues in School Psychology
• EDSS 645: Statistics I
• EDSS 650: Applied Behavioral Analysis
• EDSS 655: Multi-Tiered System of Support
• EDSS 660: Consult and Collaboration in School Psychology
• EDSS 670: Neuropsychology and Cognitive Assessment
• EDSS 680: Social-Emotional Assessment
• EDSS 685: Advanced Diagnostic Assessment
• EDSS 690: Special Topics
• EDSS 690A: Portfolio in School Psychology
• EDSS 690B: Portfolio in School Psychology
• EDSS 697A: Practicum in School Psych K-12
• EDSS 697B: Practicum in School Psych K-12
• EDSS 698A: Internship in SchoolPsych K-12
• EDSS 698B: Internship in SchoolPsych K-12
• EDSS 701: Psychology of Children with Exceptionality
• EDSS 710: History and Systems of Psychology
• EDSS 712: School Safety, Crisis Preparation, and Response
• EDSS 715: Intro to Research in Ed & Psyc
• EDSS 720: Research Seminar in School Psychology
• EDSS 721A: Dissertation Proposal I
• EDSS 721B: Dissertation Proposal II
• EDSS 722: Quantitative Research Methods and Design
• EDSS 723: Qualitative Research Methods and Design
• EDSS 726: Culture and Diversity
• EDSS 727: Group Process & Facilitation
• EDSS 730: Assessment in Schl Settings
• EDSS 735: Counseling Theories
• EDSS 736: Dissertation Defense
• EDSS 740: Ethical & Lgl Iss in Schl Psyc
• EDSS 741: Ed Leadership & Community
• EDSS 745A: Statistics I
• EDSS 745B: Statistics II
• EDSS 750: Applied Behavioral Analysis
• EDSS 755: Multi-Tiered System of Support
• EDSS 755A: Internship in School Psychology I
• EDSS 755B: Internship in School Psychology II
• EDSS 760: Consultation & Collaboration
• EDSS 770: Neuropsychology and Cognitive Assessment
• EDSS 775: Personality Assessment
• EDSS 776: Systems and Change
• EDSS 777: Psychometric Theory
• EDSS 780: Social-Emotional Assessment in School and Home
• EDSS 781: Social Bases of Behavior
• EDSS 782: Directed Study
• EDSS 785: Advanced Diagnostic Assessment
• EDSS 787: Child & Adolescent Counseling
• EDSS 788: Developmental Bases of Behavior
• EDSS 789: Biological Bases of Behavior
• EDSS 790A: Prof Portfolio in Schl Psyc
• EDSS 790B: Prof Portfolio in Schl Psyc
• EDSS 791: Cognitive Bases of Behavior
• EDSS 792A: Clinical Supervision I
• EDSS 792B: Clinical Supervision II
• EDSS 794A: Clinical Supervision I
• EDSS 794B: Clinical Supervision II
• EDSS 795: Clinical Practicum
• EDSS 796: Affective Bases of Behavior and Psychopathology
• EDSS 797A: Pract in Sch Psyc K-12
• EDSS 797B: Pract in Sch Psyc K-12
• EDSS 798A: Doc Internship in Schl Psyc
• EDSS 798B: Doc Internship in Schl Psyc

Program Requirements

The program requires students to complete a minimum number of credits, including coursework, practicum, and internship experiences. Students must also complete a dissertation and defend it in front of a committee.

Assessment and Evaluation

The program uses various assessment and evaluation methods to measure student learning and progress, including:

• Course grades
• Practicum and internship evaluations
• Dissertation proposal and defense
• Comprehensive exams

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the EDS School Psychology program are prepared for careers in school psychology, including:

• School psychologist
• Consultant
• Researcher
• Professor/Lecturer
• Policy maker

Research Areas

The program faculty are involved in various research areas, including:

• School safety and crisis prevention
• Cultural diversity and social justice
• Assessment and intervention
• Consultation and collaboration
• Neuropsychology and cognitive assessment

Faculty

The program faculty are experienced professionals in the field of school psychology, with expertise in various areas, including:

• Assessment and intervention
• Consultation and collaboration
• Cultural diversity and social justice
• Neuropsychology and cognitive assessment
• Research methods and statistics

Facilities and Resources

The program has access to various facilities and resources, including:

• State-of-the-art assessment and intervention equipment
• Computer labs and software
• Library and online resources
• Practicum and internship sites

Accreditation

The EDS School Psychology program is accredited by the [accrediting agency], which ensures that the program meets the highest standards of quality and excellence.