Link to register: https://forms.gle/YFopHBqGEPuYNwvA7

NIU College of Education

Contact Email: disaw@niu.edu

These events will be led by Shannon TL Kearns, priest, playwright, transgender man, and theologian, and queer relationship coach, Brian Murphy.  Shannon and Brian run QueerTheology.com, a site to support the spirituality of queer Christians, but their DePaul events will be open to all worldviews and faith/non-faith perspectives.  They are engaging presenters happy to explore how sexuality and gender identities holistically enrich one’s life.

These programs are co-sponsored by Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity, The Theatre School, and the Division of Mission and Ministry.

April 11 at noon-1:30pm

Queering the Spiritual Life performance

Theatre School Lobby

All DePaul community members welcome.

Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/queering-the-spiritual-life-tickets-546368451747

April 11 at 4:00-5:00pm

STUDENTS ONLY

Queering the Spiritual Life – discussion and Q and A

LPSC 314A

Register: https://dehub.depaul.edu/ORD/rsvp_boot?id=377834

The Career Center is hosting a Career Counseling Panel and Networking Night on Tuesday, May 2nd, 2023, 4:00-6:00 pm in Cortelyou Commons.

The event will feature an alumni panel and networking hour for students to engage and network with the alumni panelists and employers in counseling that are actively hiring for jobs and internships.

Attendees should register on Handshake.

Participants are needed for a research student of counselors-in-training and recently graduated counselors. Please see the message below from the researcher for more information:

Dear counselors-in-training,

My name is Hsin-Ya Tang and I am a faculty member in the Department of Counseling and Educational Studies at Johns Hopkins University. I am writing to request your participation in my research study. I will be exploring the lived experiences of counselors-in-training (CIT) and recent graduated counselors addressing anti-Asian racism with Asian and Asian American (A/AA) clients. The results of this study may be used to support counselor educators to train CITs to effectively work with A/AA clients. Very little research has been done in this area, so I hope that my study will contribute useful insights to the profession and will be enlightening to counselor educators. I would appreciate if you would consider agreeing to be a participant for my study.

In order to be considered a participant for the purposes of this study, you must meet all of the following three criteria:

• You are at least 18 years old
• You are currently enrolled in internship in a CACREP master’s or doctoral counseling program or you have graduated from a CACREP program within the past 12 months
• You have provided counseling for A/AA clients experiencing anti-Asian racism.

I am planning to interview each participant once via Zoom. If you agree to participate in this study, the time commitment required will be approximately 45-60 minutes for an interview. The confidential interviews will be conducted at a time of your choosing and will be audio recorded.

If you have any questions and/or if you are willing to take part in this study, please contact me at htang30@jhu.edu to schedule your interview.

The Illinois School Counselor Association’s Race and Equity Committee is hosting series III of their We Are the Change series, “From Theory to Practice”.

The workshop will be held virtually on Monday April 24th from 4 – 5PM. More details can be found on the flyer below.

Register here!

The Egan Office is seeking School Community Organizers to support our school and community work in Hermosa, Pilsen, Englewood, and North Lawndale. Students are compensated for their service, are provided with professional development, and ample opportunities to engage in community dialogue, collaboration, and learning.

The Egan Office would love to have more graduate students from the counseling program. Many of our current graduate students are from the Counseling program and lead and coordinate programs with the office.

Students can apply via the Student Employment Portal.

If you have any questions please contact:

 Mónica Haydeé Ramos. Ed. D. (She, Her, Ella)

Associate Director | Egan Office for Urban Education and Community Partnerships |

Tel: (773) 325-8963 mramos37@depaul.edu

Des Moines Independent Community School District – Frontline Recruitment (applitrack.com)

Semillas Counseling PLLC is currently accepting applications for their 2023-2024 internship program. Interested students should navigate to this page and follow the instructions to apply.

***PLEASE NOTE*** Semillas Counseling internship program runs from August 1, 2023 through July 31, 2024. DePaul’s counseling practicum/internship program runs from September 6, 2023 through June 15, 2024. Although students are able to begin at their internship sites before the first day of class on September 6, 2023 for orientation, onboarding, and shadowing, they will not be able to count hours toward practicum until September 6, 2023. Additionally, it is up to the student to agree to remain beyond their graduation. Please keep this in mind if you reach out to Semillas Counseling PLLC.

https://semillascounseling.com/clinical-internship

• Our clinical emphasis supports adults, couples and families over the age of 16
• The practicum and internship placement will provide students an opportunity to expand their individual and couples counseling skills utilizing a co-therapy model with their site supervisor.
• We provide a hybrid of in-person and telehealth options for our clients, with locations in River North Chicago and North Center Chicago
• Students are required to be in person, and fully vaccinated, as we require this of all our clients who attend for in-person appointments.
• We require a minimum of a 12-month commitment from students, with a minimum of 24 hours each week throughout their practicum and internship experience, with a general schedule of 10:30am-7:30pm.  The practicum and internship dates are August 1, 2023 through July 31, 2024.