SCASP
Sonoma County Association of School Psychologists
OSP Nomination Instructions
SCASP SOLICITS NOMINATIONS FOR
OUTSTANDING SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
Recognition of one’s work by his/her peers is the highest form of praise. CASP officially recognizes the outstanding work of school psychologists through its Outstanding School Psychologist (OSP) award. SCASP is soliciting nominees for this prestigious award.
Each day in schools throughout California, school psychologists have a positive impact upon children, teachers, families, schools, their community and their profession. School psychologists do this in a variety of ways, from counseling to designing and implementing innovative programs. They help develop solutions, provide in-services and serve as resources for schools and families in their community. They are where they are needed, when they are needed. They provide service “above and beyond” on a regular basis. Every year, CASP recognizes the outstanding work of school psychologists through its Sandra Goff Memorial Award and Outstanding School Psychologist (OSP) Awards.
CASP’s Outstanding School Psychologist Award recognizes school psychologists who provide outstanding service to students, teachers, administrators, parents, community agencies and the profession. To date, more than 200 school psychologists have received this award. Only practicing school psychologists providing direct services are eligible for CASP’s OSP awards. Award nominees must be CASP members.
Forward the following to Rose Velásquez, Region I Representative, rvelasquez@sonomoaselpa.org
OUTSTANDING SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
Recognition of one’s work by his/her peers is the highest form of praise. CASP officially recognizes the outstanding work of school psychologists through its Outstanding School Psychologist (OSP) award. SCASP is soliciting nominees for this prestigious award.
Each day in schools throughout California, school psychologists have a positive impact upon children, teachers, families, schools, their community and their profession. School psychologists do this in a variety of ways, from counseling to designing and implementing innovative programs. They help develop solutions, provide in-services and serve as resources for schools and families in their community. They are where they are needed, when they are needed. They provide service “above and beyond” on a regular basis. Every year, CASP recognizes the outstanding work of school psychologists through its Sandra Goff Memorial Award and Outstanding School Psychologist (OSP) Awards.
CASP’s Outstanding School Psychologist Award recognizes school psychologists who provide outstanding service to students, teachers, administrators, parents, community agencies and the profession. To date, more than 200 school psychologists have received this award. Only practicing school psychologists providing direct services are eligible for CASP’s OSP awards. Award nominees must be CASP members.
Forward the following to Rose Velásquez, Region I Representative, rvelasquez@sonomoaselpa.org
or
Greg Malone <greg@gregmalone.org>
Nomination statement: Describe why the candidate should be considered for this award. This statement should address the candidate’s exemplary service, such as:
Greg Malone <greg@gregmalone.org>
Nomination statement: Describe why the candidate should be considered for this award. This statement should address the candidate’s exemplary service, such as:
- Distinguished service and long-term contributions to the profession of school psychology in a variety of settings.
- Efforts that extent beyond district boundaries, throughout California and/or the nation.
- Exemplary service to the Association
- A minimum of three (3) letters of recommendation, and any optional supporting documentation.
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