Month: January 2023

NCDA | BIPOC, Equity, and Inclusivity Conference Scholarships!

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In response to the National Career Development Association’s strategic goal to increase its membership of those from underserved populations, the Board of Directors has allocated 20 select conference registration waivers for the event in Chicago, June 29-July 1.

Current NCDA members from BIPOC Communities, International/Global members, and Graduate Students are eligible to apply for this registration* scholarship.

COE Winter Forum 2023

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THE COE WINTER FORUM, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST

5:30 to 7:00pm (CST) Virtual, livestreamed to YouTube.

MEDIA LITERACY: HELPING STUDENTS NAVIGATE THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE

We are continuing our focus on literacy (writ large) for our quarterly forums this year.  The winter forum will focus on media literacy and explore these questions:

 

  • How has the media learning landscape changed for students in the past decades?   What has been the impact of the digital age on youth: the possibilities and the challenges? How have political, cultural, social, and technological shifts impacted learning?
  • What are the connections between media literacy, civic life, and democracy?
  • How can we help students navigate mis and dis-information they encounter?
  • How educators can teach media literacy – cross subject matter, cross grades: Incorporating media literacy into your curriculum.  Practical suggestions for your classroom.

Our panel includes:

  • Antero Garcia, Associate Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Education
  • Sarah McGrew, Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland College of Education
  • Greg Michie, Seward Elementary School, Chicago, K-8 Media Literacy Teacher

Professors Garcia and McGrew are co-authors on the chapter Rethinking Digital Citizenship: Learning about Media, Literacy, and Race in Turbulent Times as part of the National Academy of Education’s Educating for Civic Reasoning and Discourse report

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!  REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coe-winter-forum-2023-tickets-490740737757

 For questions contact Dr. Diane Horwitz    dhorwit1@depaul.edu

 

RESOURCES ON MEDIA LITERACY

  • Learning for Justice: Reimagining Digital Literacy
  • Stanford History Education Group: Civic Online Reasoning (Curriculum Ideas)
  • National Association for Media Literacy Education
  • Center for Media Literacy
  • CPS Civic Media Literacy Project

BIPOC Trainee’s Sense of Belonging: Dissertation Recruitment Request

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Erica Pinney, a fourth-year doctoral candidate in the Counseling Psychology Ph.D. program at Loyola University Chicago, is conducting my dissertation study on “BIPOC Trainees Sense of Belonging to the fields of Counseling and Psychology.” Participation in this study will greatly help understand the racial experiences of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) graduate students within counseling and psychology programs, particularly in regard to how BIPOC students cope and experience support from their faculty and peers. This survey will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.

To participate, you must:

  1. self-identify as a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Native American, Native Hawaiian, Asian, Pacific Islander, Latinx, Middle Eastern, North African, multiracial, multiethnic, and/or biracial) graduate student.
  2. (1) currently enrolled in a graduate counseling (i.e., counselor education and supervision, clinical mental health counseling, school counseling, etc.) or health service psychology program (i.e., clinical, counseling, or school psychology)  OR (2) you must have been enrolled in one of these graduate programs within the past 2 years.
  1. You must be 18 years or older and reside in the United States.

Participation in this study is anonymous. However, at the completion of the survey, you will be asked to enter your email address, if you wish, to enter a raffle to win one of twenty $25 Amazon gift cards.

If you are interested in this research, please click the link below:

https://luc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b2Zg2HEkdvZ7Oia

Blue Demon Challenge – Annual Day of Giving!

Dear Counseling Community,  

Today, Wednesday January 25, 2023 is the Blue Demon Challenge – our annual day of giving. 

Link: https://challenge.depaul.edu/

If you click on the link above and click “Give Now” you will see there are a number of funds within the College of Education including some specifically to support Counseling students, such as the:  

Counseling Student Endowed Award in Honor of Rev. Patrick J. McDevitt, C.M. 

Brown Family Endowed Scholarship for Counseling  

We invite you to pass this information on to people within your network and ask them to give as they are able.  

 Thank you for your continued support of students within the Counseling Program! 

Internship and Employment Opportunities – Vita Optimum Counseling

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Vita Optimum Counseling is hoping to host 1-2 counseling interns at their practice this year. They also have one opening for an LPC or LCPC.

“Our practice specializes in offering faith-informed therapy, particularly to clients who identify as Catholic, and we would like to offer any interested students an opportunity to interview for an internship at our practice. They will gain experience working in a private practice setting with opportunities to develop specialty skills (providing faith-informed counseling) along with supervision and peer supervision opportunities.”
Interested individuals can email Julia Hogan at  julia.hogan@vitaoptimumcounseling.com

Internship Opportunity- Northwestern University Career Center

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Northwestern University Career Center is currently accepting internship applications for the 2023-2024 year.

 

This internship opportunity is for students who are specifically interested in vocational/career counseling with college student (this is not a university counseling/wellness center).

 

Interested students can review internship details here and can reach out to Jeff Jenkins at jjenkins@northwestern.edu with any questions.

https://www.northwestern.edu/careers/programs-opportunities/graduate-student-internship-program.html

***As always, please discuss with site and make sure that the site can meet all of DePaul’s requirements***

Internship Opportunity for School Counseling Students

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***PLEASE NOTE: STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE THE CPS APPLICATION PROCESS AND RECEIVE THE APPROVED SITE SUPERVISOR LIST BEFORE REACHING OUT TO APPROVED SITE SUPERVISORS AT CPS SCHOOLS***

Whitney M. Young Magnet High School is currently accepting school counseling internship applications for the 2023-2024 year.

 

Interested students can reach out to Eva L. Jimenez at eljimenez3@cps.edu with any questions.

 

Bilingual students are preferred. Interviews will be conducted on January 30th and 31st.

***As always, please discuss with site and make sure that the site can meet all of DePaul’s requirements***

Internship Opportunity – Flourish Counseling and Wellness

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Internship Opportunity- Flourish Counseling and Wellness

Flourish Counseling and Wellness is currently accepting internship applications for the 2023-2024 year.

 

This internship opportunity is for students who have a strong interest in perinatal mental health.

 

Interested students should review details about the internship here and submit their cover letter and resume to Sara Barrera, Clinical Director, via email: sara@flourishcounselingltd.com.

***As always, please discuss with site and make sure that the site can meet all of DePaul’s requirements***