I usually don't like to respond to the listserve to avoid overloading your
in-boxes, BUT... as your new program coordinator, consider a match lit
under each of you with regards to thesis and credentialing "stuff."  Please
let me know how I can assist you.

kw

At 08:39 AM 3/9/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>Sorry everyone. I cannot pass this up.
>
>The intern seminar was yesterday (and my piece was credentialing in
>its various forms) and it was reiterated the importance of getting
>all your "stuff" done while you are here in the program at Miami:
>thesis, national certification (NCSP), and Ohio Licensure. Things
>happen in life and the path one is absolutely convinced of and are
>certain to follow right now frequently has detours.  I received an
>email from a former student after the seminar and think it worthwhile
>to share with you and to reiterate the importance of getting stuff
>done while you are HERE...........
>
>>X-Originating-IP: [65.140.112.61]
>>X-Originating-Email:
>>X-Sender:
>>From:
>>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>>Subject: Hello from
>>Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 17:36:55 -0500
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>>
>>Hello Dr. Thomas,
>>    After four years completely away from the field, I'm heading back
>>to School Psychology.  Of course, I'm in Georgia, one state that
>>requires a Specialist degree.  So....I wasn't sure how that works.
>>Have you had students complete the thesis after the fact.  Is that
>>even manageable from a distance?  My other option is to apply
>>for National Certification in the near future.  I'm not sure what
>>planet I was on when I was in grad school and why I completed
>>neither the thesis nor National Certification (you can insert "I
>>told you so" here), but it's definitely coming back to haunt me.
>>Any words of wisdom would be much appreciated.  I hope you are doing
>>well.  Thanks!
>>
>
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>Educational Psychology
>Miami University
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>Oxford, OH 45056
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Katherine F. Wickstrom, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Coordinator, School Psychology Program
Department of Educational Psychology
Miami University
155 McGuffey Hall
Oxford, OH  45056

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