


School Psychology Doctoral Program
College of Humanities and Social Sciences|Academic Programs|Psychology|Psychology Graduate Programs
College of Humanities and Social Sciences|Academic Programs|Psychology|Psychology Graduate Programs
The School Psychology Doctoral Program at Minnesota State Mankato is accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists and offers individualized attention and hands-on experiences to prepare students to become certified school psychologists. The program has a strong focus on research, allowing students a wide range of professional options from practicing in K-12 schools or clinics, to teaching in university settings.
Annual Convention of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) 2024
12:00 AM - New Orleans, LA
School Psychology Doctoral Program Application Deadline
12:00 AM
School Psychology Doctoral Program Open House
10:00 AM
Dr. Allison Lundahl joins the School Psychology Doctoral Program
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Congratulations to our School Psychology Spring 2023 and Summer 2023 graduates
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Dr. Kevin Filter recognized and awarded for outstanding career achievements.
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Our students are all very active in coursework, field-placements, graduate assistantships, research, engaging with the local schools and community, and presenting at conferences. Here is a list of our current students. We hope that you consider joining our active group.
The School Psychology Doctoral Program is designed to be completed in four or five years of full-time study that culminates in a dissertation and a one-year, full-time internship. Coursework is aligned with NASP's 10 Domains of Practice, which emphasizes consultation, assessment, prevention, mental health, and diverse populations.
The School Psychology Doctoral Program admits cohorts of five to seven students per year. Most students receive financial support in the form of graduate assistantships to offset the cost of attendance and all graduates are fully employed as school psychologists.
The National Association of School Psychologists accredited School Psychology Doctoral Program at Minnesota State Mankato trains students to attain certification to practice as school psychologists and/or pursue other doctoral level employment such as university teaching.
Students and faculty are involved in a range of professional activities including conference attendance, regional trainings, and professional associations.
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Project PASS-IT (Promoting Academic Success of Students with high-intensity needs through Interdisciplinary Training) is a 5-year, $1.2 million grant funded by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP).