Student Delegate
This year's Student Delegate is:
Troy Loker
Email: tloker@mail.usf.edu
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STUDENT DELEGATE
The role of the Student Delegate is to serve as a liaison between FASP and the School Psychology students of Florida. The goal is to serve prospective school psychology students by providing information about the different graduate programs throughout Florida, answering questions or concerns about applying for such a program, and addressing any other needs or ideas a student may present. In addition, the student delegate hopes to serve current graduate students by creating open lines of communication so students can share any personal or professional concerns, needs, or ideas related to issues in School Psychology. Please feel free to email the chairperson with ideas or questions.
WHY SHOULD YOU JOIN FASP NOW AS A STUDENT?
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Receive reduced rates to attend the annual conference, summer institute and regional workshops
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Keep informed on current issues and how other psychologists in the state are contributing to the field through the FASP publications
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Receive important information on issues being discussed by our legislators at the state level
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Learn FASP's platform on these important issues and learn ways of advocating for an area of concern to you
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Receive an opportunity to share research by contributing articles to the newsletter and web site
Allow your voice to be heard by participating in surveys or sending suggestions to the Executive Board members.
HOW IS ATTENDING A FASP CONFERENCES GOING TO BENEFIT ME?
FASP Conferences Allow Students to:
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Choose from a variety of workshops providing information and resources on topics of interest to you
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Strengthen research and presentation skills through student-to-student presentations
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Volunteer at the conference and learn how a conference operates
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Receive beneficial information on employment opportunities, resume design, and interviewing skills
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View the latest assessment materials and products at the resource fair
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Receive training from some of the most widely known experts in the field
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Create new ideas for future research, presentations, and publications
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Become informed on a topic and share the knowledge with fellow classmates back at your university program
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Meet and collaborate with other students in the state
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Develop relationships with other professionals in the field
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Make connections with district personnel from around the state to discuss internship and employment opportunities
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