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New Jersey Association of School Psychologists

ruth marino RESEARCH COMMITTEE


For more information please contact our Research Chair Alexander Fertig  Fertig306@yahoo.com 

To request survey distribution, please follow instructions and complete forms listed below. 

NJASP_ Instructions Survey Access .pdf

NJASP (Survey) Memorandum of Agreement.pdf

NJASP Faculty Advisor.pdf

Research and Best Practices

Our Goals:


1. To conduct research, at the discretion of the executive board, on topics that are considered timely and useful for the overall direction and purpose of NJASP;

2.  Serve as research resource for other committees by facilitating their research efforts, and/or providing direct support in obtaining and analyzing data;

3. Continue with the update of  the demographic survey of NJASP members that measures trends in salaries, negotiations, and the role and function of school psychologists and submit a report of the results to the Newsletter;

4. Support and encourage new research from the general membership. 

5. Report committee activities to the NJASP executive board as needed or requested.

 

Results from our surveys have been useful in assisting members with negotiations and also in discussions with legislators regarding the practice of school psychology in New Jersey.

 

For more information contact Alex Fertig   

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

New Jersey Association of School Psychologists (NJASP) Names Research Committee in Honor of Dr. Ruth Marino


Committee Renamed to Recognize Longtime Research Leader's Contributions to Evidence-Based Practice

HAMILTON, NJ - The New Jersey Association of School Psychologists (NJASP) has announced that its Research Committee will be renamed the Ruth Marino Research Committee in honor of Dr. Ruth Marino's exceptional leadership and decades of contributions to research and evidence-based practice in school psychology.

Dr. Marino, who passed away in November 2024, dedicated more than 30 years of service to NJASP in various leadership roles. Her legacy of advancing the field through rigorous research and commitment to evidence-based practices will continue to inspire future generations of school psychologists.

Please go to  Ruth Marino Research Committee for more information. 

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