Tennessee State University Overview
The psychology doctoral program provides advanced training to work as a professional psychologist in schools and other settings. The doctoral concentration in school psychology requires a minimum of sixty-six semester hours. These hours include core courses in education, psychology, guided specialty electives, practicum and dissertation.
Training Programs at Tennessee State University
- EDCI 6300 Multi -cultural Education
- PSYC 6130 Social Bases of Behavior
- PSYC 6430 History & Systems of Psychology
- PSYC 6900 Role and Function of the School Psychologist
- PSYC 7050 Ethics and Professional Issues in Counseling Psychology
- PSYC 7136 Statistics & Computer Application
- PSYC 7137 Advanced Statistics & Research Methods
- PSYC 7150 Change Processes – Theory, Research & Efficacy
- PSYC 7160 Pre -Practicum
- PSYC 7255 Psychopathology
- PSYC 7256 Assessment of Psychopathology
- PSYC 7260 Practicum
- PSYC 7465 Doctoral Practicum in School Psychology
- PSYC 7466 Doctoral Practicum in School Psychology
- PSYC 7555 Individuals: Assessment, Theory & Intervention
- PSYC 7557 Supervision: Assessment, Theory, & Intervention
- PSYC 7535 Consultation and Program Evaluation
- PSYC 7730 Qualitative Research
- PSYC 7710 Psychoeducational Assessment
- PSYC 8110 Dissertation
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