SPED 592: Dr. Russell Barkley Professional Training Series

This course aims to provide training and assistance to South Dakota educators, administrators, other related professionals, and graduate students interested in learning more about Executive Functioning and ADHD. Many of the cognitive deficits associated with ADHD lie in the domain of executive functioning in neuropsychology. The focus of this course will be to promote a better understanding of the nature of ADHD symptoms, the diagnostic criteria for ADHD, and the modifications necessary for its use with special populations.

This course is offered for 16.5 Continuing Education hours or 1 graduate credit through the University of South Dakota. Graduate credit is available at a cost.

• Refer to the Welcome Page of this training for important dates and registration link related to graduate credit (no late registrations will be accepted).
• Registration for graduate credit is completed on the USD Continuing Education platform.
• Important semester dates can be found on the Welcome Page for this training.
• A syllabus for this training can be found on the Welcome Page.

Please direct any questions to the course instructor. 

Aimee Deliramich, PhD - aimee.deliramich@usd.edu