Doctorate in Education in Educational Psychology (EdD) Learning Outcomes

Educational Psychology students will:

1. Develop and apply advanced clinical skills to effectively assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of mental health concerns in individuals across diverse populations and contexts within educational settings and communities, while utilizing evidence-based practices and culturally responsive approaches. 

2. Engage with an innovative, research-based, and real-world curriculum that emphasizes the development of strong clinical competencies, equipping them to meet the holistic and mental health needs of diverse client populations and deliver effective mental health services across educational, clinical, organizational, and community settings. 

3. Critically evaluate and apply scientific knowledge and research to inform the selection and implementation of effective mental health interventions, prevention strategies, and wellness approaches that promote the well-being of individuals and communities in educational contexts and broader practice settings. 

4. Synthesize the value of adaptation and change with applied 21st century leadership, supervision,and consultation skills, adapting to the evolving needs of diverse and complex organizationalsystems in the provision of comprehensive mental health services within educational settings andother professional contexts.