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VASP supports school psychologists in promoting and advocating for the educational and mental health development of all Virginia's students, schools, families, and communities.
Join the Spring 2021 VASP Social Justice Book Club! Next meeting is May 13, 2021, at 7pm EST Join us this spring as we begin our social justice journey together. Our new book club starts with a book focused on self-reflection and identifying our own biases. We would love to have you as part of our group as we read Waking Up White: And Finding Myself in the Story of Race by Debby Irving. The book club will meet every three weeks. Membership is open to the public and registration is available on the VASP website. It is not necessary to join every session or to complete all of the reading ahead of time, although it is encouraged. The book club is open to any adult, regardless of profession, location, or membership status. Please feel free to share with your friends and colleagues! Our schedule is as follows:
General public admission is $10, which goes to support initiatives of the VASP Social Justice Committee. Active VASP members are able to join for free with the discount code. Please email vaspcommunications@gmail.com if you have any questions. Please register here. Congratulations to VASP's new President Elect, Eric Dragan! | Nominate the Virginia School Psychologist of the Year
Nominations are due May 7, 2021. The recipient will be announced during the Spring Conference on May 14, 2021. For more details and information on the nomination process, please click here. Resources: School Reopening and COVID-19 Information
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Celebrating Virginia's School Psychologists
Congratulations to VASP's Graduate Student of the Year!
Wei Lo Radford University
Wei Lo (she/her) is currently a third-year Ed.S. student at Radford University. She is completing an internship at Loudoun County Public Schools, which has offered a wide range of experiences to work in different capacities under the scope of comprehensive school psychological services. Her special interest is to improve equity in education at a systemic level, particularly for students who are trans, queer, BIPOC, and from immigrant families. She views participation in professional organizations as vitally important for early professional development as well as the growth of the field.
And remember to nominate this year's Virginia School Psychologist of the Year! Stay tuned the winner to be announced at our Spring Conference on May 14, 2021!
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