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The department of Educational Psychology offers the Master of Education degree in Guidance and Counseling, Educational Diagnostician, Special Education and the Master of Arts in School Psychology. The Department of Educational Psychology consists of programs which are designed to meet the educational needs of individuals from diverse socioeconomic, sociocultural and linquistic backgrounds the United States.  It is committed to providing the highest quality of instruction, faculty development, student advisement, and educational services to the community and research in various fields of endeavor.

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College of Education Professional Development Series: Including All Students
Learn about the practice of embedded interventions to help all children participate in a variety of classroom activities. What are ready-to-use strategies for working with children with disabilities? Experience what it is like to be a special education student in a general education classroom and learn how to create positive collaboration with parents. All this and more! Presented by Dr. John Lowdermilk and Ms. Julie Pecina.

Lecture will be on Saturday, June 22, 2013 at 10:00 - 11:30 AM in the EDUC 3.204 (Borderlands RM.).

Special Olympics - Fox 2 News interviews Dr. Lowdermilk
Fox 2 News interviews Dr. John Lowdermilk from the College of Education, Educational Psychology
department about the Special Olympics held in the Rio Grande Valley, which provide a year-round sports trainings and competitions for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Student Council for Exceptional Children - Video
Student Council for Exceptional Children (SCEC) is a student organization that advocates for children with special needs.