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The Wiscard of Oz: Adventures in School Psychology

Sophia and Marcus

13 episodes

4 days ago

School psychology graduate students Sophia Cuiffo and Marcus Lombardo discuss everything related to school psychology. Listen as Sophia and Marcus get honest about their experience of getting their master’s degrees at SUNY Oswego, and stay tuned to see what becomes of them in real time. They will talk to a variety of exciting guests to get a better understanding of topics such as cognitive tests, social justice, and mental health issues. They may also learn more about themselves in the process. You might just find yourself falling in love with school psychology right along with them!

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Heading Into Internship

The Wiscard of Oz: Adventures in School Psychology

1 hour 16 minutes 44 seconds

1 year ago

Heading Into Internship

In this episode, Sophia and Marcus chat with interns Lauren Guilds and Michael Donato to get an idea of what they can expect when they become interns in the fall. They learn about the most rewarding and most challenging parts of the internship, how to balance work and life, and how to make the most out of their experience. Stay tuned (01:02:30) to hear a brief history of how discriminatory housing policies and the highway system have led to negative outcomes for marginalized communities and how there may be hope in the near future.

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