1. School Psychology

2. Origins of School Psychology
Lightner Witmer, Granville Stanley Hall, Arnold Gesell
Thayer Conference of 1954
Schism of APA Division 16
Differences
Founding of NASP
Spring Hill Symposium of 1980
Olympia Conference of 1981

3. Day-to-Day of a School Psychologist
Consultation
Assessment
Therapy/Counseling
Program Evaluation

4. Workplace Public and private schools Universities
School-based health and mental health centers
Community-based day-treatment or residential clinics and hospitals
Juvenile justice centers
Private practice

5. Qualifications Specialist level degree Internships
State certification or license

6. Promotion of happiness
Family center
Competence
Friends
Persistence
Engagement
Promotion of happiness
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Functioning Calls For P E P

7. Female Aggression Study
Ohio State University
Background
Methods
Observations
Results

8. The Future of School Psychology
Rise of Females in the field
Increase in education level
Impact of NASP vs. APA Division 16.
Specialist vs Doctoral degrees
Racial makeup of school psychology
Personnel shortage in the future open positions by 2020 with most of the burden falling on doctoral level positions
Reasons for the shortage
Implications of the shortage