
May 18, 2012
8:30- 3:15
George Mason University - Prince William Campus
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The JMU School Psychology Program is pleased to offer:
"Nondiscriminatory Assessment of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students"
June 7 & 8, 2012
9:00 - 4:00
James Madison Univeristy
Montpelier Room, East Campus Dining Hall
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Pearson has a series of FREE 1-hour Webinars. Below are the dates and topics announced through May:
March 27 - Tier Two Behavior Interventions
April 6 - SLD Identification in an RTI Framework - part 1
May 9 - SLD Identification in an RTI Framework - part 2
May 23 - The Art and Science of Progress Monitoring
The Webinars are free, but you must register. Past Webinars are also available on the Pearson website. CLICK HERE to learn more.
Congratulations to Ben Fernandez of Loudoun County for being elected as NASP's 2012 School Psychologist of the Year! It is an honor to have the national award given to someone who has been so involved in his profession and dedicated to the children and families that he serves.
CLICK HERE to read the press release announcing Mr. Fernandez's award.
School Psychologist of the Year
Congratulations to Terri Sisson of Madison County as VASP's 2011 School Psychologist of the Year!
CLICK HERE to read the press release announcing Mrs. Sisson's award.
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VASP is Now a NASP Provider of CPDs
The NASP-Approved Provider (AP) program permits sponsors of continuing professional development to offer "NASP-approved" training for school psychologists. Obtaining your continuing education from a NASP-Approved Provider provides you assurance that the training is aligned with NASP Training Standards and is provided by someone with expertise in the subject. Those who hold the NCSP will need to obtain 10 of their continuing professional development credits beginning in January 2010 in order to review their NCSP credential.
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Job listings are beginning for the 2011-2012 school year. Please see our Job Openings page to find out more information. CLICK HERE to get to our Job Openings page.
The California Association of School Psychologists are now offering webinars for school psychologists. These trainings can be completed at your leisure and are good toward CEUs.
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On August 23, 2010 the DOE had a summit meeting called:
Better Serving Students with Emotional Disabilities
The conference was a huge success, drawing participants from all disciplines and throughout the state. Invaluable information was presented, including the top 23 evidence-based practices that are proven to work with the ED population. If you would like the handouts from this presentation, visit the DOE website for more information.
CLICK HERE for a direct link to the handouts.
I would like to welcome everyone to become active participants in VASP as we begin our new year. Our organization strives to meet the diverse needs of psychologists across the state. To that end we will be crafting a new a strategic plan to guide our organization and respond to member needs. It will be built on the hard work completed by our past presidents and boards as well as the new practice standards from NASP. Upon joining VASP, I quickly learned that I was surrounded by smart and collaborative psychologists. I look forward to working with everyone to make sure that our organization remains a vibrant institution that responds to the challenging and changing needs of psychologists throughout the commonwealth. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. We value everyone’s opinion. It is only through having the discussions and then defining our goals that we will move forward. Thank you all for having the faith in me to allow me to lead our vibrant organization.
Ellen Goldberger, PhD
President VASP