Department of Educational Psychology

The mission of the Department of Educational Psychology is to prepare a diverse population of students as professional counselors, psychologists, special education specialists, and researchers for effective and innovative work in a variety of settings, including schools, agencies, hospitals, and industry.

Counseling Programs

Department Application Deadline for these three programs: Clinical Child School Psychology, School Counseling and Marriage Family Therapy is February 15, 2010. Both Uiversity and Department applications are required.

• Prerequisite Courses
• Orientation Dates and Times
  
  Next Admissions Orientation Meetings
  School Counseling/School Psychology
  October 20th or November 10th, 6:30 to 7:30 PM
  AE Building, Room number AE 385
  
  December 2nd, 6:30 to 7:30 PM
  AE Building, Room number AE 386
  
  Marriage Family Therapy
  October 29th, November 18th, or December 2nd
  5:30 to 7:00 PM, AE Building, Room Number AE 384
   
• Department Application
• University Application

Program Descriptions

• Marraige and Family Therapy
• Clinical Child / School Psychology FAQs Powerpoint Presentation
• School Counseling FAQs Powerpoint Presentation

Special Education Programs

Department Applications must be submit in person to a SPED Faculty Advisor. Please follow University application Deadline.

• Application
• Program Brochure

Programs

• Level 1 Concurrent Multiple Subject/ Special Education Credential Program (TED/SPED) Mild-Moderate and Moderate-Severe Disabilities and Internship Program
• Level 2 Professional Educational Specialist and Master's Degree Program Mild-Moderate and Moderate-Severe Disabilities
• Making Inclusion Work TED 5500/EPSY 5021 - Inclusion

Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC)

Educational Specialist Credential Applications

• Level I: Mild-Moderate Disabilites
• Level II: Moderate-Severe Disabilites
• Level I: Mild-Moderate Disabilities
• Level II: Moderate-Severe Disabilites