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Topic of the Month: Crisis Intervention

To learn more information about this topic, please visit the SPSA-sponsored bulletin board.  It is located in ED2, outside of the Educational Psychology Clinic.

Announcements

School Psychologist positions open in Auburn School District:

  • New service delivery models
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • IEP online evaluation and IEPs
  • Pay for non-school experience

Contact: Assistant Director, Student Special Services

Phone: (253) 931-4927, Fax: (253) 931-4742

502 4th Street Northeast

Auburn, WA 98002

www.auburn.wednet.edu

Mission Statement

The purpose of SPSA is to present California State University, Long Beach school psychology graduate students as a unified body in order to discuss issues and concerns that affect students, both professionally and academically; to increase communication between cohorts; to provide opportunities to develop and nurture leadership skills; to allow student mentorship and occasions for sharing relevant resources; to provide additional education and training in the field of school psychology; to institute a means to affect changes within the department/program; to sponsor speakers and extracurricular training; to establish links with professional organizations and school psychology professionals in the community; and to afford networking opportunities for school psychology graduate students.

   
Meeting Information: TBD