Robert Martin, Ph.D. is a Professor and the Coordinator of the fieldwork/internship program in the Department of School Counseling and School Psychology. He has credentials in school psychology, school counseling, child welfare and attendance, and school social work. He is a licensed educational psychologist and is a diplomat in the American Board of School Neuro-psychology. He likes to travel and is a regular speaker at conferences around the world. Dr. Martin has recently lectured in Ireland, Malta, Holland, Greece, Ethiopia, China, Chile, Brazil, Ecuador, Denmark, Canada and Kyrgyzstan on topics related to counseling, psychology and leadership. On the weekends he is at his hacienda in Ensenada, Mexico. He is bilingual English/Spanish. He loves spending time with his daughter, training in martial arts (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) and following USC football. He has worked at Azusa Pacific University since 2001. Prior to that, he was a full-time school psychologist at a local school district and senior adjunct professor at another university.
Education
Ph.D. - University of Southern California
M.S. - University of La Verne
M.S. - California State University, Fullerton
B.A. - California State University, Fullerton
A.A. - Fullerton College
Credentials/CertificationsPupil Personnel Services (PPS)
Authorizations: School Psychology, School Counseling,
Child Welfare and Attendance, School Social Worker
Department
- School of Education
- School Counseling and School Psychology
Expertise
- group dynamics/team building
- psycho-educational assessments in Spanish
- school neuropsychology
Courses Taught
EDCO 534 – Assessment, Measurements, and Testing of Individuals
EDCO 535 – Professionalism, Ethics, and Law
EDCO 549 – Career Development Theories and Techniques
EDCO 555 – Group Counseling Skills
EDCO 557 – Human Growth, Development, and Learning
EDCO 564 – School Counseling Fieldwork 1
EDCO 583 – Intervention Through Consultation
EDPY 685 – School Psychology Fieldwork 1
Office Hours
Tuesday and Wednesday 11:30 to 4:45
Office Location
Building One, Suite 209, West Campus
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