Counseling Practicum & Internship

  • Applications for the 2023-2024 Clinical Master’s Level Internship have closed. If you are interested in the NCSU Counseling Center as a practicum site, our application will be released in late summer/early fall. Thank you!

Overview

We have a multidisciplinary team working together to provide solid training and growth opportunities for trainees.  Our fast-paced, Counseling Center is housed within the Student Health Center at NC State University.  The strength of our training program includes our dedicated staff, the Center’s commitment to training, and our outstanding trainees. Learn more.

For more information or questions, feel free to contact:

Kelsey McCorkle, MA, LCMHCS

Coordinator of Master’s Level Training

919.515.2423

Master’s Level Practicum / Internship Program Description

NC State University Counseling Center offers training opportunities for Graduate Students from all Mental Health Disciplines.  We operate within a multi-disciplinary framework and offer a cooperative, developmental and enthusiastic learning environment. Learn more.

Training Philosophy

We feel that learning is developmental, and that trainees have different needs that change with time and experience.  We wish to support interns in both their personal and professional growth. Learn more.

Model of Training

Our training program is based on the values inherent in the Practitioner-Scholar model. As practitioners, we value the learning that comes through direct experience with others and thoughtful self-reflection. As scholars, we recognize the importance of theory, research and critical thinking. Learn more.

Sample Weekly Schedule

Weekly Schedules will vary upon the hours requirements of the trainee’s academic program.  Other factors such as office space, trainee’s outside commitments, and supervisor’s availability will also play a role in determining the trainee’s schedule. Learn more.

Evaluation Procedures

All staff involved in training will give feedback designed to both support and challenge the trainee’s development. Learn more.

Mission Statement and Values

Counseling Center Mission Statement As part of DASA’s effort to promote the success of the whole student, the University Counseling Center believes that a healthy emotional life is the foundation for personal, academic, and professional success. Honoring individual

Prioritizing Mental Health and Responding to Loss

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