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B.S. in Psychology

 

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Masters in School Counseling

 

Masters in Rehabilitation Counseling

 

Specialist in Education with an emphasis in Psychology and Counseling

 

 

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The Ed.S. Degree at ASU prepares students for careers as School Psychologists.  These professionals work with parents, teachers, students, educators, and others to best meet the educational and mental needs of children.

Students who complete the program are eligible to take the Praxis II School Psychology Specialty Examination in order to become licensed as School Psychology Specialists with the Arkansas Department of Education.  Licensed School Psychology Specialists provide specialized services in the schools.

The degree program consists of 66-semester hours that requires coursework consistent with the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) and Arkansas Department of Education standards.  Students receive education and training in the following eleven domains:

bulletData-Based Decision Making & Accountability
bulletConsultation & Collaboration
bulletEffective Instruction & Development of Cognitive/Academic Skills
bulletSocialization & Development of Life Skills
bulletStudent Diversity in Development & Learning
bulletSchool & System Organization, Policy Development, & Climate
bulletPrevention, Crisis Intervention, & Mental Health
bulletHome/School/Community Collaboration
bulletResearch & Program Evaluation
bulletSchool Psychology Practice & Development
bulletInformation Technology

Admission Requirements

In addition to application materials required by the Graduate School, applicants must submit all college transcripts, an acceptable score on the GRE (Verbal & Quantitative Sections), provide 4 letters of recommendation (2 from professors) under separate cover, submit a statement of educational & career aspirations, and, if invited, appear for an interview with the degree committee.

Application materials are available from:

Graduate School, Arkansas State University, P.O. Box 60

State University, AR  72467-0060

Phone: 870-972-3029    Fax: 870-972-3857

 

Students admitted to the degree program will demonstrate professional qualities consistent with those for effective performance in academic and practice settings.  An applicant who qualifies may be admitted with or without conditions.  To qualify for either admissions status, an applicant must meet criteria printed in the current ASU Graduate Bulletin.

 

School Psychology Student Handbook

Course Requirement = 66 Semester Hours

ELFN 6763        Philosophies of Education

ELSE 5633        Diagnostic & Corrective Reading Instruction for Individuals with Mild

                         Disabilities

COUN 6033      Social & Cultural Foundation of Counseling

PSY 6523          Behavior Assessment & Intervention

PSY 6543          Psycho-Social Aspects of Development

PSY 6113           Theories & Techniques in Helping Relationships

PSY 6213          Statistics & Research Design

PSY 6573          Psychological Testing

PSY 6603          Professional School Psychology

PSY 6613           Professional Consultation

PSY 6583          Individual Intelligence Testing

PSY 7513           Psycho-Educational Assessment

PSY 7523          Psycho-Educational Interventions

PSY 7213           Research Design & Multivariate Analysis

PSY 7533          Psychopathology

PSY 7543          Theories of Personality

PSY 7563          Theories of Learning

PSY 7583          Developmental & Differential Psychology

PSY 7633          Physiological Psychology & Psychopharmacology

PSY 7613           Practicum in School Psychology

PSY 7823          Supervised Internship x 2 (6 Semester Hours = 1200 Clock Hours)

Degree Committee

John D. Hall, Ph.D., LP, SPS, NCSP

Coordinator, Professor of Psychology & Counseling,

University of Cincinnati

 

Amy Claxton, Ph.D., SPS

Assistant Professor of Psychology & Counseling

University of Georgia

 

Craig H. Jones, Ph.D.

Professor of Psychology & Counseling

University of Mississippi

 

Latoya Pierce  Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Psychology and Counseling

University of New Orleans

 

Affiliate Faculty

Nola Christenberry, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Psychology & Counseling

University of Memphis

 

David A. Saarnio, Ph.D.

Professor of Psychology

University of Michigan

 

Robert D. Johnson, Ph.D.

Professor of Psychology

University of Georgia

 

Phillip Hestand, Ph.D., LP, LPC

Director of ASU Counseling Center

University of Oklahoma

 

Patrick Peck, Ed.D., LPC

Assistant Professor of Counseling

Idaho State University

 

For More Information, Contact:

John D. Hall, Ph.D., LP, SPS, NCSP

Coordinator of School Psychology

Department of Psychology & Counseling

P.O. Box 1560

State University, AR  72467-1560

 

Email: jhall@astate.edu

Phone: 870-972-3064

 

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Graduate School

Arkansas State University

P.O. Box 60

State University, AR  72467-0060

 

Phone: 870-972-3029

 

Last modified: June 19, 2008