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  Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology 2005-2007 Academic Programs Psy.D. Program in School Psychology (Department of Applied Psychology) Sample Four-Year School Psychology Program  

Sample Four-Year School Psychology Program

All students, except already certified, experienced school psychologists, are required to enroll full time. Those with previous graduate work in an allied mental health or related educational field may integrate those courses into the program with greater freedom in choice of electives, but they too are expected to be full-time students. Manybeginning-level full-time students choose to complete the program in five years.

First Year

First Term

18:820:503  Theoretical Foundations of Intervention-Analytic (2)

18:820:531  Systematic Observation and Interviewing (3)

18:820:543  Human Development (3)

18:820:565  Adult Psychopathology (3)

18:820:633  Individual Cognitive Assessment (3)

18:826:550  Introduction to School Psychology (2)

18:821:546  Clinic Practicum (E1)

Second Term

18:820:502  Theoretical Foundations of Intervention-Organizations (2)

18:820:504  Theoretical Foundations of Intervention-Behavioral (2)

18:820:563  Child Psychopathology (3)

18:820:635  Behavioral Assessment-Child (2)

18:820:636  Personality Assessment-Child (3)

18:820:689  Professional Practicum Placement (E3)

18:826:506  Supervision in School Psychology (E1)

Summer Term

18:826:555  Exceptional Children (3)

18:---:---  Medical Aspects Elective (3)

Second Year

First Term

18:820:581  Statistics (3)

18:820:653  Community Psychology (3)

18:826:557  Foundations of Learning Disabilities (3)

18:---:---  Diversity Elective or Unconstrained Elective (3)

18:820:689  Professional Practicum Placement (E3)

18:821:546  Psychological Clinic Practicum (E1)

18:826:605  Advanced Supervision in School Psychology (E3)

Second Term

18:820:585  Advanced Statistics/Research Design (3)

18:826:602  Seminar in Psychoeducational Interventions (3)

18:826:612  Consultation Methods (3)

18:820:689  Professional Practicum Placement (E3)

18:826:606  Advanced Supervision in School Psychology (E3)

Summer Term

18:820:613  Professional Development (3)

18:820:701  Dissertation in Professional Psychology (3)

Third Year

First Term

18:826:615  Planning and Evaluation of Human Service Programs (3)

18:---:---  Diversity Elective or Unconstrained Elective (3)

18:829:559  Adult Learning & Training (3)

18:820:689-90  Professional Practicum Placement (E6)

18:826:605  Supervision in School Psychology (E3)

Second Term

18:826:616  Planning and Evaluation of Human Service Programs (3)

18:---:---  Unconstrained Elective (3)

18:820:689-690  Professional Practicum Placement (E6)

18:826:606  Supervision in School Psychology (E3)

18:820:701  Dissertation in Professional Psychology (3)

Summer Term

18:820:702  Dissertation in Professional Psychology (3)

Fourth Year

18:826:631  Internship in School Psychology (E3)

18:826:632  Internship in School Psychology (E3)

To meet degree requirements, beginning students are required to earn a minimum of 82 graduate credits in course work, and 36E (experiential) credits that include approximately 825 clock hours of graduate preinternship practicum. It is the student`s responsibility to take the required number of electives during his or her`s second and third year of study.

Note: Students are required to take 6 credits (two courses) in the medical aspects category (see page 8) or one medical aspect course (3 credits) and Adult Learning and Training (3 credits) to fulfill this requirement.


 
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