Get Involved in NHASP!

NHASP Is a strong and member led organization that thrives on the efforts of volunteers. Additionally, NHASP leaders participate in numerous activities at a state and local level in NH. Opportunities for participation exist both within NHASP as well as around NH on behalf of NHASP.

NHASP Opportunities

Members interested in engaging with volunteer efforts with NHASP have many options: 

Board Meetings

Board meetings are held from 4:30-6:30 on the 3rd Wednesday of each month September through June, some exceptions (see dates below).  

All NHASP members are encouraged to come to meetings! Email our NHASP president to receive the invitation information. 

Meeting dates for the 2020-2021 school year will be:

September 16th

October 21st

November 18th

January 20th

March 17th

April 21st

May 19th

June 16th

Location:

NHASP Board meetings are typically held at the NEA-NH Building in Concord. But, during the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings will be held virtually. Please contact NHASP president to confirm the location or obtain the link to the video conference. 

If we meet in person, the location will be: 

NEA-NH Building 

9 South Spring Street

Concord, NH

Additional Opportunities 

• Contact the NHASP president listed in the column to the right with general ideas or questions or submit a question in the Contact Us page. 
• Contact a specific NHASP leader working in the area of your interest. Committee chairs and other NHASP leaders are listed here.
• Join the NHASP listserv. 
• You can learn more about living and working in NH as a school psychologist on our Employment in NH page.

• Do one of more of the great ideas for School Psychology Awareness Week created for NH.  
• You can also support school psychology by supporting NASP, the National Association of School Psychologists.  Some ideas for supporting NASP at the upcoming national conference in Orlando, FL are on our homepage. 
• Complete the NASP Self-Assessment for school psychologists. This is a survey that NASP has created based upon the NASP Practice Model. NASP provides us the data from NH school psychologists who complete the survey. Your answers to this survey can help guide the work of NHASP. 

NHASP Graduate Student Assistant program.

NHASP has a program to involve graduate students in school psychology in our association more directly. We have long had a graduate student representative as a member of our leadership team. This program expands the role of graduate students by creating four student assistant positions. 

For more information, please see the description of the program. For questions or if you are interested in applying, please contact NHASP Past-President

Current Efforts around NH:

NHASP Leaders are involved in many efforts in NH. Some of these are outlined below: