CASP Spring Lecture featuring Lisa Kelly-Vance PhD, NASP President

When
29 Apr 2019
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Location
Dogwood Hall; Fairfield University
Spaces left
48

Registration

CASP Member (Northeast NASP Region) Regular Rate – $75.00
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CASP Student Member Regular Rate – $10.00
All CASP student members in good standing. This registration type is also for all state association members in good standing within the NE Region (NY, MA, PA, DE, NJ, DC, RI, VT, NH, ME, NH, & Puerto Rico)
ConnCase Members – $50.00
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Non CASP Member Early Bird – $85.00
Non CASP Member Regular Rate – $100.00
Non CASP Student Member Early Bird – $30.00
Non CASP Student Member Regular Rate – $35.00

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Prevention is Key: Using Childhood Mental Health and Small Group Interventions to unlock student potential

Featuring: Dr. Lisa Kelly-Vance, NASP President

Lisa Kelly-Vance, Ph.D., began her career as a School Psychologist in Council Bluffs, Iowa serving children birth through 21 and leading the early RTI initiatives. She is a Professor of School Psychology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and serves as the Program Director. Her research and applied interests are assessment and interventions with preschool children in the context of play, mental health in early childhood, school-based academic and social interventions, prevention, and self-care. She is the current President of the National Association of School Psychologists and her theme is “Unlock Potential: Prevention is Key.”

*The target audience for this presentation is School Psychologists, School Social Workers, and School Counselors working in the PK-8^th grade*

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