Tara Kulkarni, a PhD student in the Department of Educational Psychology’s school psychology program, and Faith Miller, assistant professor in the program,both received awards at the 2019 CEHD Spring Assembly on April 3.

Kulkarni was honored with the “Outstanding Graduate Student Employee Award” for her contributions to the school psychology program and Department of Educational Psychology. Kulkarni was nominated for her commitment to enhancing opportunities and supports for diverse students in K12 and higher education. She is co-founder and inaugural president of the Educational Psychology International Student Club and strives to create a welcoming, supportive climate for diverse students.

Miller was awarded the “New Career Excellence Award” for her dedication to ensuring students receive the highest quality of instruction and mentoring. She was nominated for the critical role she has played “in strengthening the school psychology program’s curriculum, fieldwork, and research preparation.” In addition to her important contributions to the program, Miller is researching how to improve the support available for children and youth with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges.

Congratulations to both of our school psychology award winners!