SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Gammage
School Psychology is a doctoral level program in the Division of Advanced Studies in Learning, Technology, and Psychology in Education. Students earn the Doctor of Philosophy degree (PhD) in Educational Psychology with a concentration in School Psychology. The goal of the program is the development of doctoral level scientist-practitioners who have strong research and applied skills and who bring an empirical problem solving perspective to their work. Students are prepared for careers as psychologists in schools, other educationally related settings, and universities. Because all program students complete core courses in several areas of psychology and education along with supervised training, they are eligible for certification by state education agencies and are academically eligible to take the national examinations for independent practice in psychology and national certification as school psychologists.



The Graduate College has a comprehensive website that presents application materials, procedures, and online application forms. Students must apply ONLINE through the ASU Graduate College.



ADMISSION DOCUMENTS



The ASU School Psychology program is approved by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) and the Arizona Department of Education and accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) — APA website

The APA Commission on Accreditation can be reached at 750 First Street NE, Washington, DC 20002; 202-336-5979.



School psychology faculty research activity includes:

  • attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
  • working memory, temperament, and disproportionality
  • social skills
  • response to intervention
  • genetic correlates of dyslexia
  • Asperger's syndrome
  • neuropsychological and psychometric aspects of classroom learning and developmental problems
  • effects of childhood illness on schooling
  • professional issues
  • educational and behavioral interventions
  • the psychometrics of assessment
  • computer applications
  • diagnostic utility
  • consultation
  • neurobiological basis of childhood learning and behavior problems

CONTACT INFORMATION

Phone: 480-965-3384
Fax: 480-965-0300
E-mail: dpe@asu.edu

School Psychology Program
Mary Lou Fulton Institute &
Graduate School of Education
Arizona State University
PO Box 870611
Tempe AZ 85287-0611

The ASU School Psychology program is housed on the third floor of Payne Hall on the Tempe campus.



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