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INTERNSHIP INFORMATION
1. The APPIC website (www.appic.org)
contains lots of helpful information including:
2. The Canadian Psychological Association has prepared an
internship workbook for students that helps you plan the
entire internship application process and even provides helpful tips regarding
interviewing.
3. Complete your standard application form early! Ask faculty and other
students for feedback on the essay sections of the application.
4. Meet with your guidance committee early in the fall. Your committee
must approve the sites to which you are applying for internship. Complete the
appropriate form and turn it in to Mindy. You cannot independently add new sites
to your list-your committee must approve all selections.
5. Students must apply to APA accredited internship sites.
6. Most students apply to 10-15 sites. Review internship materials in
August and September and make your final choices. There is a copy of the APPIC
Directory of Internship Sites in the Psych Clinic. Also, Mindy has a list of
internships that our former students have taken. If you have questions about a
particular site, you might want to contact one of these students.
7. Don't assume that the Director of Clinical Training knows you are
applying for internship. Students sometimes do not complete their dissertation
proposals in time to apply. Keep the DCT posted as to the progress of your
proposal and the date of the proposal defense.
8. Please give a copy of your application materials to the DCT as soon as
these are finished. There are sections of the application that the DCT must
complete.
INTERNSHIP APPLICATION GUIDELINES
FOR FALL, 2010
INTERNSHIP MATERIALS: KEY DUE DATES FOR 2010