»Ed.S. in School Psychology - Student & Alumni Highlights
Chapman University I Attallah College of Educational Studies
Each year, Chapman University’s Ed.S. in School Psychology program admits one cohort of approximately 20 students. With a highly selective admissions process, our students develop strong connections as they progress through the program together.
Our alumni go on to serve as school psychologists across Southern California, making a difference in diverse educational settings. Graduates are currently employed in districts including Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin, Irvine, Corona-Norco, Riverside, Long Beach, and Los Angeles Unified.
Explore the stories and testimonials from current students and alumni to learn more about their experiences and career paths.
A Day in the Life
What does a day look like for an Ed.S. in School Psychology student? Our students are taking you behind the scenes.
National Association of School Psychologists Highlights
Chapman University's Attallah College has a strong presence at the annual National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) convention, the nation's largest gathering of school psychology professionals. Faculty and graduate students represented the college across a range of formats, delivering paper presentations, leading mini-skills sessions, and facilitating hands-on workshops on topics at the forefront of the field.
Read the blog post.CASP Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Scholarship
Ed.S. School Psychology student Gabe Ryan ‘27 was named a recipient of the California Association of School Psychologists’ Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Scholarship, recognizing emerging school psychologists who demonstrate academic excellence and a commitment to serving culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Read the blog post.