MSU's hybrid Ed.S. in school psychology program will be enrolling new students for Summer 2023! The program is supported by Project Hi2LD, which offers a variety of supports. To learn more, visit the link in our bio.

Mackenzie Norman (a PhD student in our program) got her article about Turner syndrome published in @nasponline most recent issue of Communiqué! If you’re a NASP member, make sure to check it out!

Andryce, a doctoral student in our program, was recently featured on School Psychology Review's "120 Second Summary" video series where she shared about the research she did with fellow doctoral student Shelbie Spear and professor Courtenay Barrett. Check it out!

If you’re interested in applying and want to learn more about school psychology and our programs (Ed.S. + Ph.D.), we’re hosting a virtual panel!

Check it out! We are hosting a virtual panel for people interested in applying to our specialist (Ed.S.) program!

Lamia, a first year doctoral student, recently won the Incoming Student SASP Diversity Scholarship. The award helps facilitate the education of a deserving student who wants to help promote cultural diversity within the field. Congrats, Lamia!

Congrats to doctoral students Andryce Clinkscales and Shelbie Spear, along with Professor Courtenay Barrett, who were recently published in School Psychology Review for their work on "The Role of Racial Match Between Students and Teachers in School-Based Consultation"!

Joe Sbar, a school psychologist in the U.P. and a graduate of our program, was recently appointed to the Governor’s Educator Advisory Council. Joe was also named the 2021 Michigan School Psychologist of the Year. Congratulations, Joe!

Earlier today, our very own Dr. Jana Aupperlee provided testimony regarding Senate Bill 10-20 to the Michigan Senate Health Policies and Human Services Committee on the shortage of school psychologists. Thanks, Dr. Aupperlee, for your strong advocacy for the profession!

@MsuSasp my people! Thanks so much for having me (again) and for the kind words. It’s truly always a pleasure. Stay in touch (all of you) and keep up the great work. #itsalwaysaboutthechildren

Last week, we had the pleasure of learning from @_charlesbarrett in one of our classes. He’s a brilliant advocate for the field of school psychology. As he says, “It’s always about the children.”

From posters and presentations, to networking and new friends, we’ve had a blast at NASP! #NASP2022

All set to present at #NASP2022 🙌

We are at @nasponline 2022 Annual Convention! Doctoral student Andryce gave a presentation about how to ask students about their cultural identities. #NASP2022

We have another publication to share! PhD student Katie Valentine recently had an article published in Assessing Writing along with MSU special education professors Dr. Truckenmiller and Dr. Troia. Congratulations!

My life as a school psychologist

We've got another published article to share! Dr. Dixson and his doctoral advisee, Ersie Gentzis, recently published this paper in School Psychology Review. Check it out!

For World Kindness Day, we are listening to Eric Carle’s words. “Simplify, slow down, be kind.”

As National School Psychology Week comes to a close, some of our students shared how they are "Getting in GEAR" (Grow, Engage, Advocate, Rise). Check out what they had to say!

Congrats to Dr. Barrett along with students Andryce Clinkscales and Shelbie Spear for their article that was recently published in the American Psychological Association’s School Psychology journal! @APA_Journals