Brandon K. Schultzis an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at East Carolina University (ECU). Dr. Schultz has a background in school counseling, receiving a Master's in Education from Frostburg State University in Maryland, before attaining a doctorate in school psychology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. From 2002 to 2013, Dr. Schultz provided school psychological services and clinical supervision during several research projects examining the Challenging Horizons Program, first at James Madison University and then at Ohio University. Currently, Dr. Schultz teaches in the pediatric school psychology doctoral program at ECU and directs the School Behavior Consultation Lab. His current research focuses on evidence-based program implementation strategies in public schools, with a special interest in technology-assisted approaches.
Journal of Attention Disorders
JAD-22-12-360: "Structural Validity and Potential Clinical Usefulness of WISC-V in Children and Adolescents Newly Diagnosed with ADHD" 2022
Psychology in the Schools
PITS-2022-0283: "Examining Student Mental Health via Office Discipline Referrals and Universal Screening" 2022
School Mental Health
SMHE-D-20-00133 "Confirmatory Factor Structure and Predictive Validity of the Early Identification System-Student Report in a Community Sample of High School Students" 2022