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CARLY SANCHEZ

School Psychology Intern


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Actively committed to serving students of diverse populations and bringing a fresh perspective to the world of special education.
Currently practicing in Anne Arundel County Public School as an Intern under Nationally Certified School Psychologists at the
Elementary, Middle, High, and Child Find levels.

FIELD EXPERIENCES IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY


cksanchez6@gmail.com
School Psychology Intern
301-266-0618 Anne Arundel County Public Schools, 08/2019 – 06/2020
1200-hour internship providing a range of psychological services to children
Baltimore-Washington ages 3 – 17. Successful completion of School Psychologist Praxis Exam – December 2019
Metropolitan Area  Maintain individual and group counseling caseload.
 Support high school students within an Emotional Disability Regional Program.
EDUCATION  Create and implement academic/behavioral interventions.
 Complete comprehensive IEP/FBA/BIP process.
Bowie State University  Collaborate with Bilingual Student Assessment Team.
MA School Psychology  Create student evaluation plan based on parental and team concerns.
NASP-approved program  Observe administration of ADOS-2/semi-structured play assessment.
May 2019  Conduct parent/teacher/staff interviews at all academic levels.
 Attend workshops and training sessions.
Salisbury University
BA Psychology School Psychology Practicum Student
Conflict Analysis and Dispute Anne Arundel County Public Schools, 08/2018 – 06/2019
Resolution  Obtain relevant skills at the Elementary level.
May 2016  Attend special education meetings.
 Co-lead social skills counseling group.
 Administer cognitive assessments, evaluate results, and report writing.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
 Collect behavioral data as part of the FBA process.
Charismatic Adults as a
GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIP
Resiliency Factor for Adverse
Childhood Experiences. Graduate Assistant
Presented at the 2019 ISPA Bowie State University, University Learning Assistant (ULA) Program, 12/2017 – 12/2018
conference in Basel, Switzerland, LaTanya Brown-Robertson, PhD, Supervising Faculty Member
the 2019 MSPA spring  Assist in the integration of pedagogy and discipline-specific content into an active learning environment
conference, and the NASP 2020 for university 100 and 200 level courses.
conference.  Teach ULAs pedagogical techniques and best practices for academic assessment, mentoring, and
leadership.
The Relationship between  Tasks include grading, occasional lecturing, meeting with ULAs, developing electronic brochures, student
Cultural Competency, Burnout, surveys, and program reports.
and Implicit Bias Among School
Psychologists. Presented at the PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS
2018 ISPA conference in Tokyo,
Japan and the 2018 MSPA  Maryland School Psychologists’ Association
spring conference.  National Association of School Psychologists
 International School Psychology Association
 The National Society of Leadership and Success
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
WORKSHOPS PROVIDED
 Restorative Practices n

Training A: Community Non-Violent Crisis Intervention: De-escalation Strategies for Anxious or Defiant Students
Building Circles Mary Stuart Kempton & Carly Sanchez, 2019
 Suicide Risk Assessment Professional development presented to teachers across grades 6-8 at Southern Middle School. Information
 Emotional Disability presented included strategies for identifying anxiety in the classroom, addressing anxious and defensive
Identification, Counseling behavior with a proactive approach, setting limits, professional detachment, and self-care.
Techniques and Progress
Monitoring REFERENCES
 Autism Identification and References can be provided upon request.
FBA/BIP Processes

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