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Psychology Department

Jobs and Internships

Looking for an Internship?

You will find that all sorts of internship opportunities exist already, with a listing maintained in Career Services. Or you can roll your own. All that it takes to create your own internship is effort. First, you need to identify a person who would be willing to have you as an intern. You would need to work out a plan for how you would spend your time with that person over the coming semester (or summer). 接下来,你需要 find a faculty supervisor who would be willing to oversee the academic side of the internship experience. Once you've got everything lined up, you would need to complete a form (no surprise there, right?) available in the 注册商's Office. (火博体育 学生只有!)

If you are looking for internships (including summer research internships), here are some places to check:

If you have clinical interests, be sure to check out the highly selective internships 在 Devereux研究所. These internships are intended for people with undergraduate degrees, so you would apply during your senior year.

 


找工作?

The first place to stop in your search for a job is the Career Services Office. 黛博拉 Loffredo and her staff maintain a very useful 网页 (including links specific to psychology). However, I would encourage you to visit that office early and often, so don't rely solely on their 网页s. 你会发现 the staff to be uniformly informative and helpful. Don't wait until the spring semester of your senior year and stroll into their office expecting them to find you a job! If you are going to make the best use of their services, you need to allow them to do their jobs properly. That involves making their acquaintance much earlier. 我鼓励 students who contemplate looking for employment after graduation to stop in and visit the Career Services Office early in their senior year. (And it probably wouldn't hurt to stop in during your junior year.) (火博体育 学生只有!)

A good website developed by Scott Plous (Wesleyan) has a page devoted to careers in psychology. You might also check out Sally Kuhlenschmidt's (Western Kentucky) Career Decision Tree.

Here are some sites that provide general information about job searches or job possibilities: