Individual Counseling Interns are expected to carry an individual client caseload of approximately 15 client hours per week through-out the academic year. This involves a minimum weekly commitment of one and one-half hours. Each semester interns develop and present a minimum of six workshops for campus offices or classes. Interns negotiate a year-long consultative relationship with at least one campus agency and design and implement a consultation project with a segment of the campus population. Interns are encouraged to explore a range of possibilities and may participate in one of the Center's ongoing projects or initiate their own projects.
Interns spend considerable time during the summer months completing their consultation projects.
In response to clinical needs, interests, and skill levels, interns will use various assessment tools for assessing learning disabilities. If appropriate, interns may complete a number of batteries each academic semester. Their work may include completing write-ups and providing feedback to the client and possibly to other involved parties or offices.