University of Alabama School Psychology

#NASP day 4! Mary Elizabeth provided a practitioner conversation on social-emotional curricula for students with intellectual & developmental difficulties. Madison presented a poster on school psychologist perspectives on serving students returning from juvenile justice settings.

#NASP2025 Day 3! Ashley's family-school partnerships for diverse families presentation. Mirielle&Hannah's social-emotional assessment for kids w/ intellectual & developmental disabilities talk. Crystal&Stephanie's behavioral&academic barriers to improving student outcomes poster.

As #NASP2025 comes to an end, make sure you completed our action alerts to support public schools and address workforce shortages! Contact your elected officials through NASP's Advocacy Action Center. It takes less than two minutes! #NASPadvocates buff.ly/40xUn00

Shortages in school psychology have the potential to significantly undermine the availability of high quality services. If you are interested in how we can continue to address shortages, see this page for evidence-based recommendations and resources. buff.ly/3Ceyria

A great 2nd day of #NASP2025 for UA! Crystal presented a paper presentation on teacher training of active listening. Emory presented on exclusionary discipline with Black girls. And Kaitlyn presented on teacher perspectives on restorative practices.

Great first day at #NASP with student presentations! Hannah & Mirielle led a practitioner conversation about supporting students with intellectual disabilities & Crystal, Shelby, & Taylor presented a digital poster about fostering peer relationships in training programs at #TSP

New semesters can bring new questions about research and library services. If you need help finding the answers, our librarians are here to help you! Go to ask.lib.ua.edu to ask a librarian!

Congratulations to Dr. Lane!! @UASchoolPsych @UA_EDU_ @UAESPRMC #RollTide #ProudProf

NASP is proud to release another batch of Virtual Posters! Check out new and exciting research on topics like PBIS, autism, school mental health practices, risk assessment and crisis intervention, and implicit biases. bit.ly/3rwMWGD

Day 2 of #NationalSchoolPsychologyWeek is Engage. Let’s brainstorm how we engage our schools and students! @UASchoolPsych @UA_EDU_ @UAESPRMC

School psychologists are critical members of school teams, working to ensure our schools & students are on the path to success. In honor of #NationalSchoolPsychologyWeek, learn more about school psychologists' work & their importance to school communities: bit.ly/2XXPC3C

If you need help with your research, our librarians are available to assist you! Head over to ask.lib.ua.edu to ask a librarian.

It’s that time of year again, folks! Happy National School Psychology Week (#NSPW)! This year’s theme is “Let’s Get in GEAR (Grow, Engage, Advocate, Rise).” For the first day of NSPW, let’s focus on Growth. @UASchoolPsych @UA_EDU_ @UAESPRMC @nasponline

Want to find eBooks in a different way? You can also search within a specific eBook collection, which can be helpful for doing subject-specific eBook searches. *This can be found in the research guides. 🔗: guides.lib.ua.edu/ebooks

Need an article or book, but we don't have it in our collection? You can request books and articles from other libraries through Interlibrary Loan. Watch this tutorial to find out how to request an item: 🔗: youtu.be/hHkH0VdgqCk

"Free App Week expands our reach and gives all students the opportunity to discover how UA can be a great fit for them.” DYK: Free App Week is happening Oct. 18-22!! 💯 bit.ly/3iRLKIW Details for undergraduate and graduate admission ↓ #RollTide [1/2]

Registration is NOW OPEN for the NASP 2022 Annual Convention in Boston. Make sure to register for this fantastic 4-day opportunity to build your skills, connect with colleagues and potential employers, and renew your passion for the field. Learn more: bit.ly/3FI7RLB

National #SchoolPsychWeek will be here sooner than you expect! Use these adaptable communications resources to help you make your community aware of your activities during NSPW and your work around the year to help schools and students thrive. bit.ly/3exDJFF

September is Suicide Prevention Month. To bring awareness to warning signs and ways to help youth with suicidal thoughts, we have new “At a Glance” documents for you to keep and share, as well as more in depth information. bit.ly/2Vu7zWD

The NASP Research Committee supports student-initiated research through its Graduate Student Research Grants (GSRG) program. Up to three $1,000 awards are made each year to students who demonstrate exceptional ability to conduct high-quality research. bit.ly/3yUN4zZ