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A graduate degree in school psychology can be a gateway to greater influence and achievement. But what's it really like? Is it the right option for you? And what's unique about Capella's School Psychology programs?
Find out with the Capella School Psychology podcast series. Get personal perspective on advanced school psychology education from our distinguished faculty.
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Dr. Laren Winter, faculty chair
Laren describes what drew him to school psychology, the challenges of working
with young people, and the satisfaction he feels in helping kids succeed.
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Laren describes how the face-to-face Graduate Teaching Instruction component of
Capella's PsyD program supports professional development for training, leading, and teaching.
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Laren talks about the growing need for qualified school psychologists—and
for faculty in school psychology training programs—then explores common settings and job roles
in the field.
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Laren talks about what sets Capella's faculty apart and how the School Psychology
program is committed to preparing students to be advocates for children.
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A respected practitioner, teacher, and researcher with more than 35 years
of professional experience, Dr. Winter is a licensed School Psychologist, Marriage and Family
Therapist, and Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor. He is also a Clinical Member of the National
Association of School Psychologists and the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists.
Dr. Winter joined Capella in 2000.
Dr. Alan Brue, core faculty
Alan discusses real-life working conditions for school psychologists, what makes
school psychology such a fulfilling career, and the value of having a doctoral degree.
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Alan discusses his reasons for choosing a school psychology career, his
involvement with the National Association of School Psychologists, and his experience as a published
author in the field.
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Dr. Brue is a state and nationally certified School Psychologist and
respected scholar with numerous professional articles, books, and presentations to his credit. His
research and professional interests include special education, testing and assessment, and behavioral
issues in children. He joined the Capella faculty in 2003.
Dr. Christine Woolf, core faculty
Christine discusses the experience of online learning, why both faculty
and students find the environment so engaging, and the many ways that Capella faculty
support each student's development.
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Christine talks about her own path into school psychology, examines professional
opportunities in the field, and highlights some of the real-world issues that school psychologists face.
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A state and nationally certified School Psychologist, experienced
curriculum developer, and prolific author of scholarly articles and papers, Dr. Christine Woolf
has more than 18 years of experience in the school psychology field. Her research and professional
interests include assessment, developmental disabilities in children, and training and supervision.
She joined the Capella faculty in 2003.
