to students in both the Clinical/Community and Counseling Education master's degree programs.  These practica are available for two consecutive semesters beginning in the fall semester.

Under supervision

practicum students  are provided with interviewing, counseling, and assessment opportunities commensurate with their skills and experience.  Students will be involved in the treatment of a wide range of presenting concerns including emotional and situational concerns, developmental issues, career decision-making, interpersonal concerns, and academic difficulties.

Eligibility

• Practica are available to students who have completed the following prerequisites:
• Successful completion of either Counseling Theory (CLG 6100) and Counseling Techniques (CLG 6110), or Psychological Treatment (PSY 6150) or the equivalent of theses courses.
• Successful completion of an undergraduate or graduate course in tests and measurements.
• It is also desirable that candidates have acquired the knowledge encompassed by courses in abnormal psychology, personality, human development, and ethics.

To apply

for a Counseling Center practicum, students should submit:

• A copy of the departmental application form.
• A brief resume of education and counseling related experiences not included on the departmental application.
• A statement of professional goals and goals for the practicum/internship.
• A letter of recommendation from a departmental faculty member.

Applications will be accepted beginning in January

for the following fall semester. Positions will be filled by the end of June.

Submit application materials to Theresa Rhodes, Ph.D., Director of Training, Counseling Center, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 9201 University City Blvd., Charlotte, N.C. 28083-0001