Kappa Delta Pi at Seton Hall University: Children's Depression Inventory

Friday, March 11, 2011

Children's Depression Inventory - Second Edition

This workshop is sponsored by the School & Community Psychology Program and student organization SPLASH (School Psychology Leadership Association of Seton Hall) and will be held on March 29, 2011 from 6:15pm-7:45pm in the Nursing Amphitheatre. Admission is FREE!

Presenter: Danielle Politi, Ed.S. NCSP

By the conclusion of this presentation, partici-pants will have acquired the following practical skills that can be directly applied in the educa-tional setting:

Knowledge of the CDI 2 and the essential features

Confidence in the psychometric properties of the CDI 2

Experience in interpretation of the CDI 2 through the application of a case-study to the recommended four step interpretation process

Familiarity with CDI 2 administration and scoring operations

Application of the CDI 2 results in data-based decision making and intervention planning

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How Can I Become a Xi Gamma Member?

In order to join Kappa Delta Pi-Xi Gamma Chapter, undergraduate students (sophomores, juniors and seniors) enrolled under the College of Education and Human Services are required to have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5. Graduate students enrolled in the college are required to have a cumulative GPA of 3.8 or above. Every spring semester from mid to the end of February, CEHS undergraduate and graduate students meeting the GPA requirement by the previous fall semester are sent an invitation to become members of Kappa Delta Pi - Xi Gamma Chapter.

It is vital that your mailing address is up-to-date with Seton Hall University's Office of Enrollment Services (973-761-9332) as this is the information used to invite candidates to the Annual Kappa Delta Pi Induction Ceremony held in April.

Service Honor Stole (Optional for Graduating Members)

Kappa Delta Pi members who demonstrate service and commitment to the Honor Society goals throughout the year can earn a special stole to wear at graduation. Honor stoles are awarded to graduating members who have satisfied the optional service requirements at the KDP Annual Induction Ceremony held in April.

Ideally, Service Honor Stole activity should be a mixture of service to the chapter, to the profession, and to the community at large. At least 30 points must be accrued per year in order to earn the Service Honor Cord.

There are three ways to earn points:

• Attending meetings/programs/co-sponsored programs: 5 points for each meeting/program attended. Meetings/Programs are very important, as we use these for planning and carrying out chapter goals.

• Serving on KDP committees/attending KDP webinars: 5 points. (i.e. Participating in a fundraiser, Assisting in KDP functions and activities, Attending a KDP conference)

• Volunteer Service: 30 hrs = 15 points. (i.e. Any educationally or community oriented service such as library storytelling, the YMCA, tutoring, SHU Pirate Mentor, SHU 500, Mary Jennings Scholarship fundraiser, etc. )

For Service Honor Stole verification forms, click here.

Additional information on service points, Service Honor Stole hours submission forms, etc. can be received by contacting Omayra Arocho at 973-761-9661.

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Friday, March 11, 2011

Children's Depression Inventory - Second Edition

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