Responsibilities include short-term, individual counseling, group work, consultation, campus outreach, and emergency intervention. Candidates must possess a completed doctorate in a clinically related discipline or be in the final stages of completing degree requirements.
Supervision required for achieving licensure in Pennsylvania is available at the center.
Villanova is a selective Catholic. Augustinian university with an undergraduate, graduate and law school student population of over 10,000 students. It is located just west of Philadelphia, in a highly desirable suburban location. Applications or questions my be directed to Villanova University, Norman W. Pitt, Ph.D., Chair, Search Committee, University Counseling Center, Corr Hall, Room 106, Villanova, Pennsylvania 19085. Learn more about Villanova University by visiting its home page.