University of Washington tenure-track search

[Kristen Missall]

Dear Colleagues, 

I'm delighted to share that the University of Washington School Psychology Program is recruiting an Assistant or Associate Professor (Tenured/Tenure-Track). We are seeking a scholar with an active research agenda centered on school-based mental health for children, youth, and adolescents. We’re especially excited to welcome a licensed training partner who will contribute meaningfully to our teaching, research, and leadership efforts. Our program has a strong legacy of scholarship in school-based mental health and we attract students with aligned interests. We are a collaborative faculty, proud of our longstanding APA and NASP accreditations and beautiful UW facilities.

The University of Washington, our College of Education, and the broader Seattle community offer vibrant, diverse, welcoming, and forward-thinking environments that are rich with opportunities to advance educational justice and inclusive practices. UW is a remarkable, supportive, and distinguished institution. This is a fantastic time to consider joining our faculty!

If you have any questions about the position, our academic community, or life in Seattle, please feel free to reach out to me at kmis...@uw.edu. I joined UW well over a decade ago as an Associate Professor and would be happy to share my experience with relocating, integrating, and making a home here. 

Warm regards,

Kristen

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Kristen Missall, PhD, NCSP (she/her)
Professor, College of Education
Chair, Special Education/School Psychology/Measurement & Statistics 
Director, School Psychology Program and School Psychology Clinic
Research Faculty, Haring Center for Inclusive Education 
University of Washington
kmis...@uw.edu

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