Register for the
2013 Spring Lecture Series
The Washington State Association of School Psychologists and KIDS, Inc. are co-sponsoring this unique online webinar lecture series that will be presented live one Saturday a month beginning in January, 2013 and ending in May, 2013.
Introduction to School Neuropsychology
Session Dates:
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Morning sessions are from 9am-12pm.
Afternoon sessions are from 1pm-4pm.
Register now! __________________
Attending the NASP Conference?
Get your clock hours!
(Must be WSASP Member)
NASP Clock Hours Info
(click for
printable instructions)
__________________
Need clock hours?
Take advantage of the WSASP
WINTER MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL
$30 for membership through June 30th
Regular members only
Online Application: Joining
Online Application: Renewals
Paper Application
2013 Spring Lecture Series
The Washington State Association of School Psychologists and KIDS, Inc. are co-sponsoring this unique online webinar lecture series that will be presented live one Saturday a month beginning in January, 2013 and ending in May, 2013.
Introduction to School Neuropsychology
Session Dates:
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Morning sessions are from 9am-12pm.
Afternoon sessions are from 1pm-4pm.
Register now! __________________
Attending the NASP Conference?
Get your clock hours!
(Must be WSASP Member)
NASP Clock Hours Info
(click for
printable instructions)
__________________
Need clock hours?
Take advantage of the WSASP
WINTER MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL
$30 for membership through June 30th
Regular members only
Online Application: Joining
Online Application: Renewals
Paper Application
President's Message
Dear Colleague,
Welcome to the Washington State Association of School Psychologists's Website. We are both excited and challenged this year to provide valuable services to our members and supporters. What do I mean by this? We have a lot to do and hope you'll join us in this process!
First, we are offering a very reasonable and intervention-focused Annual Fall Conference in Pasco, at the Red Lion Hotel, October 11th and 12th. The WSASP Annual Fall Conference is a great way to connect with other practitioners in our state and to gain Clock Hours! Register now and join us by clicking on links to the right!
Secondly, NASP will be coming to the Seattle Convention Center, February 11th-15th, 2013! There will be over 1,200 workshops, presentations, symposia, mini-skill workshops, and poster presentations. Your principals can attend for just $100 (how awesome is that?!). For more information, visit:
http://www.nasponline.org/conventions/2013/index.aspx#
As in the past few years, we'll be offering our Spring Lecture Series, which will offer a great opportunity for more in-depth training, focusing on School Neuropsychology with Dan Miller from Texas Woman's University.
WSASP Membership will offer great benefits this year! For just $60, you can receive $100 off Fall Conference Attendance and similar discounts for the Spring Lecture Series. You should have over a 100% return on your investment if you engage in WSASP professional development opportunities this year. Even if you don't attend our conference, we hope that you will join or renew your membership. Here's why:
As WSASP President, I will be emailing Members only "cutting edge" materials and "newest news." As an association, we are looking for ways to provide benefits for members. Please click the "Officers" link to the left and email us with ideas for benefits you might be interested in receiving as a WSASP member. I will also be sending a survey out to members following the Annual Fall Conference.
This is a great year to be a school psychologist. We have new standards and benchmarks for skills and knowledge of Residency Level and Professional Level School Psychologists: http://www.pesb.wa.gov > Program Support > Rubrics.
We greatly appreciate your dedication to and involvement with our association.
Looking forward to a great year!
Susan Ruby, PhD, NCSP
WSASP President
Director, School Psychology Ed.S. Program,
Eastern Washington University
Welcome to the Washington State Association of School Psychologists's Website. We are both excited and challenged this year to provide valuable services to our members and supporters. What do I mean by this? We have a lot to do and hope you'll join us in this process!
First, we are offering a very reasonable and intervention-focused Annual Fall Conference in Pasco, at the Red Lion Hotel, October 11th and 12th. The WSASP Annual Fall Conference is a great way to connect with other practitioners in our state and to gain Clock Hours! Register now and join us by clicking on links to the right!
Secondly, NASP will be coming to the Seattle Convention Center, February 11th-15th, 2013! There will be over 1,200 workshops, presentations, symposia, mini-skill workshops, and poster presentations. Your principals can attend for just $100 (how awesome is that?!). For more information, visit:
http://www.nasponline.org/conventions/2013/index.aspx#
As in the past few years, we'll be offering our Spring Lecture Series, which will offer a great opportunity for more in-depth training, focusing on School Neuropsychology with Dan Miller from Texas Woman's University.
WSASP Membership will offer great benefits this year! For just $60, you can receive $100 off Fall Conference Attendance and similar discounts for the Spring Lecture Series. You should have over a 100% return on your investment if you engage in WSASP professional development opportunities this year. Even if you don't attend our conference, we hope that you will join or renew your membership. Here's why:
As WSASP President, I will be emailing Members only "cutting edge" materials and "newest news." As an association, we are looking for ways to provide benefits for members. Please click the "Officers" link to the left and email us with ideas for benefits you might be interested in receiving as a WSASP member. I will also be sending a survey out to members following the Annual Fall Conference.
This is a great year to be a school psychologist. We have new standards and benchmarks for skills and knowledge of Residency Level and Professional Level School Psychologists: http://www.pesb.wa.gov > Program Support > Rubrics.
We greatly appreciate your dedication to and involvement with our association.
Looking forward to a great year!
Susan Ruby, PhD, NCSP
WSASP President
Director, School Psychology Ed.S. Program,
Eastern Washington University