Currently, there is a nationwide shortage of school psychologists. Because of this, the Georgia State University School Psychology program has received a grant that has allowed them to double the enrollment in the Ed.S. program beginning in the Fall of 2024. In addition, there are ample faculty openings across the nation for students who finish their doctorates.

The applications for the Fall 2024 M.Ed./Ed.S. and Ph.D. School Psychology cohorts are both open and will remain open until the December 1 application deadlines. For more information about the program, please visit the School Psychology program page. If you have any questions, please contact the CPS Admissions office – cpsadmissions@gsu.edu. 

For potential applicants interested in learning more about the program and the field of school psychology, program faculty are hosting a virtual information session on Thursday, November 2 at 6:30 PM. Students can register at the following link: https://form.jotform.com/232186995105159. 

The wait is over! You are invited to register for the all-virtual summit on October 17-18, 2023, co-hosted by Save the Children and No Kid Hungry. Click this link to register. 

Now in its 5th year, the Summit's theme is Reimagining Rural: Building Resiliency Through Partnerships and Innovation. Join us for two days of learning as we explore innovative solutions to end hunger in rural communities. 

How are youth voices advocating for SNAP? What are nutrition hubs at HBCUs? How can we respond to community needs effectively through the lens of localization? 

Have we got a line-up for YOU…150+ in-person & virtual learning sessions from 275+ presenters from around the country will be presenting at this year’s 2023 #RuralEdForum. Join us in Chattanooga or online on Nov. 16-17. Check it out!