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For decades, the UW-Whitewater's University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) has provided hands-on training for master's interns and doctoral practicum students in counseling, psychology, and social work.
Why Train at UHCS?
- Established Program - A long-standing, integrated training site in a university health and wellness center.
- Real-World Experience - TGain skills in individual & group counseling, crisis intervention, outreach, and consultation.
- Expert Supervision - Receive weekly individual and group supervision plus training seminars.
- Multidisciplinary Exposure - Work alongside counselors, psychologists, socual workers and medical staff.
Master's Internship Program
- Duration: Two semesters, 24 hours/week
- Opportunities: Provide counseling, outreach and consultation
- Supervision: 2 hours individual, 1 hour group, 1-2 hours training seminars/week
How to apply
- Deadline: February 1st (for Fall Semester)
- Submit:
- Cover Letter (highlight strengths, growth areas & fit for UHCS)
- Resume
- Unofficial Transcripts
- Contact information for one professional reference
- Email applications to: Dr. Stacy Weber (webers@uww.edu)
For more details, contact Dr. Weber at 262-472-1305 or webers@uww.edu
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All information on this website is written by UHCS professional staff unless otherwise noted. No data is collected on visitors to this site. Financial Support for this web site is provided by University Health & Counseling Service, Division of Student Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. This web site does not accept advertising.
This site is not meant to replace the advice of a health care or counseling professional. You should not rely on any information on these pages, or information generated for you by this site, to replace consultations with qualified professionals regarding your own specific situation. Some links take you to a source outside of UHCS. The owners of that site, not UHCS, are responsible for the content.
