Associate Professor of School Psychology
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About The Position
The School of Education (SOE) at Nevada State University invites applications for Associate Professor of School Psychology to begin in Fall 2025. Nevada State, especially the School of Education, is an exciting place to work. More than 1000 undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, and graduate students are currently pursuing licensure programs in elementary, special, & secondary education, and speech-language pathology. An Ed.S. program in School Psychology will launch in the fall of 2024. Over the past decade, the NS School of Education (SOE) has made bold steps to address the need for locally preparing more teachers and speech pathologists. The first master's degree on the campus, a MA in Speech-Language Pathology launched four years ago. Teacher Academies have been built in partnership with local high schools. Aligned and enhanced articulation agreements with Nevada's two-year colleges have been forged. Extensive systems to support the success of SOE students have been implemented. In 2021, the School of Education took another bold step in the early childhood education domain. Nevada's first baccalaureate level dual licensure in early childhood/early childhood special education program was launched followed by the opening of an Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC). Both the program and the ECEC are housed in the recently opened and award-winning Christenson Education Building.
