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April 14, 2010

Lisa Steward presented at RTI conference in Bloomington

Lisa H. Stewart, Psychology/School Psychology, planned and presented a Tier 1 Strand at an RTI conference in Bloomington April 7 & 8. She coordinated a two-day strand focusing on Tier 1 (Core) implementation and evaluation of the Response to Intervention (RTI) model in schools. She presented key sessions on the importance of high quality Tier 1, evaluation of Tier 1 programs, and problem solving at the Tier 1 level as part of the strand. Click headline to read more.

Academics
February 10, 2010

Gary Nickell publishes two chapters in Food Processing book

Gary Nickell, Psychology Department, had two chapters published in a new book titled Food processing: Methods, Techniques and Trends. The chapters, “Eliciting food production workers’ beliefs about factors that contribute to potential contamination” and “Food processing workers can be the first line of defense against intentional contamination,” were both co-authored with Verlin Hinsz from the Psychology Department at NDSU.

Employee News
January 22, 2010

Potter to receive conference award

At the 2010 Minnesota School Psychology Association’s Mid-Winter Conference held January 21-22, Dr. Margaret (Peggy) Potter, Psychology, received the Ysseldyke B. P. Award. This award recognizes professionals whose principles, standards, and dedication have enhanced the field of School Psychology.

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January 22, 2010

School Psychology Program Approved

MSUM’s School Psychology Program has been notified that its Specialist degree program has received Full Approval from the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) after passing an extensive review process. NASP is an affiliate of the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). The MSUM School Psychology Program has been NASP Approved since the beginning of the program approval process in 1988. The current approval runs through 2014. NASP Approval is critical for our students since graduation from a NASP Approved program is required for licensure in Minnesota and many other states.

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