Senior staff present information to the interns, but there is also time for questions and discussion. This seminar meets for two hours per week. During the first month of internship, interns read and discuss theories of supervision. Starting in the second month, interns begin supervising practicum students, and the seminar switches from the theoretical to the practical. Interns bring in questions, comments, and feelings about their role as supervisors, their relationships to their supervisees, their supervisees' work, and their supervisees' clients.
Interns give each other feedback and share common experiences.
Seminar leaders also make suggestions and give feedback. Each intern gets some time each week to discuss issues of interest or concern, and interns rotate being the primary focus of discussion and feedback. This seminar meets for one hour per week. During the Fall semester, interns learn how to design and present outreach programs, which culminates in their designing original outreaches. The seminar takes several different forms during the course of the semester.