Students enrolled in the Ed.D. Educational Psychology and Technology Online program are required to attend two residencies. Residency sessions focus on various aspects of the field of educational psychology and technology, including dissertation research, professional development skills, and community building. Both residencies include opportunities for mentoring and provide an extension of program learning. Residencies also enhance student relationships within and across cohorts and provide an opportunity for students to meet program faculty and staff. Active engagement and attendance in all residency activities are required for the completion of this program requirement. Students must successfully complete both residencies in order to graduate from the program.
EP805: Residency I – 2023 Summer 1
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