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Oregon’s School Psychology Leaders |
| The following individuals have stepped forward to donate their time and effort to improve the profession of school psychology by taking leadership roles. Some are elected; some are appointed. Without them, the Oregon School Psychologists Association could not exist. Please give them the benefit of your opinions and ideas for improving OSPA services, as well as your appreciation. If you have 5, 15, or 50 minutes to contribute – let one or more of these leaders know. Many hands make the work lighter! |
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Your 2022-2023 OSPA Board |
| Karley Strouse |
Mary Sperling |
| Calley Ekberg
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| Emily Barrett
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| Lisa Baker |
| Mason Rivers
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 | Grace L'OrangeDirector-at-LargeLocation: Eugene, OR Professional Interests: Suicide prevention, social-emotional learning, inclusive universal design, positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS)
Hobbies: Gaming, painting, reading, baking, scary movies, snuggling with my dogs |
| Danielle PappasDirector-at-LargeLocation: Albany, OR Place of Work: George Fox University; Salem-Keizer School District Professional Interests: culturally responsive evaluations, autism, school psych shortage, school psych practices Hobbies: reading, traveling, Disney, and photography Contact: daniellepappas1213@gmail.com |
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| Linda LimDirector-at-LargeLocation: Portland, OR Place of Work: North Clackamas School District Professional Interests: Data-based decision making, program evaluation, and cognitive assessment Hobbies: Woodworking and hiking Contact: LindaLim267@gmail.com |
| Danea deGlee
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Our Student RepresentativesEach year, student representatives from local universities are chosen or elected to serve as a part of the leadership of OSPA. This is a great opportunity for students to network for jobs, meet school psychologists from around the state, and learn more about the field of school psychology in the state of Oregon. Our student representatives provide us with very helpful information about their training programs and give us a student perspective on being a member of OSPA. |
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| Anneliese M. LewinStudent Representative, Lewis and Clark CollegeLocation: Portland, OR Professional Interests: Advocating for minoritized students and PBIS Contact: alewin@lclark.edu Contact: |
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| Jennifer GarciaStudent Representative, University of Oregon
Location: Eugene, OR Place of Work: Current practicum student with the Springfield School District Professional Interests: supporting school-based mental health and socioemotional learning |
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