School Psychology: Get on Board!

2011 Fall Convention | Pre-Convention: Oct. 26, 2011Image of human figure reaching for stars.

Register before Oct. 4, 2011 and save!

Pre-Convention Topics:

  • Advanced CBM with Michelle Hosp, Ph.D.
  • Neuropsychology of Anxiety & Mood Disorders, Steve Feifer, D. Ed.

Convention Topics:

  • Keynote: Checklist Manifesto for RTI to Support Successful Implementation, Mark R. Shinn, Ph.D.
  • Sectionals: Self-Regulation, Racial Identity, PBIS, RtI, Ethics, Language and Learning, DPI update and more!
  • WSPA President’s Address: Advocacy
  • Mental Health strand supports the Professional Development: Mental Health Certificate
  • Special sectional for students: Be sure to attend!
  • Vendors and WSPA Children’s Services silent auction
  • Networking: Social planned for Thursday evening, informal opportunities throughout
  • NEW: 5K Run in Manitowoc on the shores of Lake Michigan to support WSPA Children’s Services

Who Should Attend:

  • school psychologists
  • teachers
  • counselors
  • and administrators

Handouts:

Handouts will be available online. Please download the handouts before the convention.

Hard copies of handouts will be available for those that request it for a $5 fee.  No hard copies of handouts will be available the day of the convention. Handout fee option is available when registering for convention. 

Graduate credit available.

Hotel:

Hotel cut-off date is September 27, 2011

Conference location is the Holiday Inn Manitowoc, 4601 Calumet Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220
920.682.6000 or 1.888.465.4329

Hotel Room Rates:

$95 single/double
(please use room block name of Wisconsin School Psychologist Association (WSPA) when calling in reservation)

For more Information:
Karen Deschepper | 608.785.6508 | kdeschepper@uwlax.edu or Linda Servais | lservais@horicon.k12.wi.us

The Wisconsin School Psychologists Association is approved by the American Psychological Association and the National Association of School Psychologists to offer continuing education for psychologists. The Wisconsin School Psychologists Association maintains responsibility for this program and its content.