March 14, 2027Cultural Diversity Workshop presented by Geremy Grant
Fulfills CE licensing requirement for training designed to enhance competence in the provision of psychological services to culturally diverse populations.
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Biography:
Dr. Grant has been an Assistant Professor at Alfred University since 2022. He began serving as the Director of the School Psychology MA/CAS and Psy.D programs at Alfred University in the Fall of 2025. He also has consulted with various publishers of well-known intelligence and academic tests used in school and clinical settings, including Western Psychological Services and Riverside Insights.
Regarding leadership activities, Dr. Grant is the Co-Chair of the Society for the Study of School Psychology’s (SSSP) Early Career Forum, the Social Justice Coordinator of the National Association of School Psychologists’ (NASP) Early Career Committee, and a co-host of the NASP Black Men in School Psychology Podcast.
Furthermore, Dr. Grant is currently Chair of the writing group tasked with revising a NASP official policy document centering on how the field should address prejudice, discrimination, and racism.
Regarding scholarship, Dr. Grant’s research interests include: 1) recruitment and retention of racially and ethnically minoritized school psychologists, 2) promoting critical self-reflection practices among school psychologists, 3) the impact of racism on students of color in academic settings.
Geremy Grant receives a speaker’s honorarium from APP for this presentation. There is no conflict of interest or commercial support to report.
APP is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. APP maintains responsibility for this program and its content. For more information contact apponline.org
Speaker
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Geremy GrantPhD, NCSPDr. Grant has been an Assistant Professor at Alfred University since 2022. He began serving as the Director of the School Psychology MA/CAS and Psy.D programs at Alfred University in the Fall of 2025. He also has consulted with various publishers of well-known intelligence and academic tests used in school and clinical settings, including Western Psychological Services and Riverside Insights.
Regarding leadership activities, Dr. Grant is the Co-Chair of the Society for the Study of School Psychology’s (SSSP) Early Career Forum, the Social Justice Coordinator of the National Association of School Psychologists’ (NASP) Early Career Committee, and a co-host of the NASP Black Men in School Psychology Podcast.
Furthermore, Dr. Grant is currently Chair of the writing group tasked with revising a NASP official policy document centering on how the field should address prejudice, discrimination, and racism.
Regarding scholarship, Dr. Grant’s research interests include: 1) recruitment and retention of racially and ethnically minoritized school psychologists, 2) promoting critical self-reflection practices among school psychologists, 3) the impact of racism on students of color in academic settings.
